Nrma Bright Holiday Park

Cabins in great condition, so peaceful and beautiful by the river. Had everything we need for a 2 night stay. Will come again

Initially favourable, although sites were very small. My 6 m campervan overlapped site behind me. However, a very loud, intoxicated and potentially violent group directly across from me and neighbouring friends ruined the experience. Camp management was not receptive when some of our group complained the next morning, saying they could not act on "word of mouth". One of the emergency phone numbers provided was inactive and late at night with a potentially dangerous situation none of us solo ladies felt like walking over to the office to look at the window for futher information. Group eventually settled at 11 pm but we decided to leave. Not a place I will visit again or recommend.

I can tell you the NRMA response to this review will again be denial of problems with this park, (formed this opinion their response others reviews) rather than acknowledgement and perhaps a promise to remedy the obvious problems. Booked powered site for my 8m+ van and friends 8m motor home. The sites were totally unacceptable, the MH could not be levelled or any where near level on the site. With my caravan I doubt the jockey wheel would remove van from the 4wd. I acknowledge the van park had limited sites available, we spent the next two hours going to sites said by staff to be suitable, they were not, simply they either did not have sullage or were still too steep and small to level up the MH. We ended up getting a refund and moved on elsewhere, after wasting a food part of the day. My observations of this park and our experience are as follows: We chose NRMA park blindly believing because of ownership it would be good to excellent. The roads are rough and in need of repair in some areas. The sites are not in the main suitable for larger rigs. The sites are dusty and carpet filthy, yes you could clean them up with a blower vac, not the leaves just the dust and dirt. Staff knew nothing about the various sites, new management and staff filling in. From grapevine around the sites constant change of management and staff is very common. Head office staff allocating sites obviously know nothing about the actual sites other than perhaps measurement, and sullage, the slope is vey important with larger rigs. FacilitiesI used whilst trying to find a site were absolutely dated and far from clean. Site numbers are faded, poor and make location difficult. Any way thank you NRMA for wasting a good part of my day, that would otherwise have been spent exploring Bright and spending some money in the local community. In summary a park that needs a good planner, heaps of money spent on the park to update and correctly categorising it’s sites for suitable RVs. Denial of problems again by NRMA are not acceptable, including that park management was very new, they cant fix problems here unless you assist and spend some money.

Beautiful setting. Ideal location, walking distance to town.Magnificent trees. Morse's Creek runs through the middle of the park. Vans camped along the creek allow their grey water to run into the creek. There is minimal grey water sullage points and management don't do anything about the grey water issues. Grey water is allowed to run onto lower camp sites, across roads and into storm water points then into the creek. All facilities within the park are poorly maintained, not clean and run down. Many of the lights within the park don't work. Roads are eroded and full of pot holes. Only 2 washing machines working out of 6. Rubbish bins overflowing in some areas and stink.

The standards in this park have definitely declined. The shower/toilet blocks are not even worth marking out of 5. The pool was closed all day on a hot Saturday, boom gates not working which lead to cars overcrowding sites and paths, the general look of the gardens and grassed areas look tardy etc. Time to look at other options...

Beautiful park but very poor facilities. Many powered sites have no sullage option. Grey water is allowed to run down the hill into the creek. Or down the hill onto sites below. Some sites have the sullage pit uphill so grey water runs out over the road. Nothing worse than walking through people's kitchen waste. Street lighting is not working in many areas, roads are potholed and uneven. The bins are huge and not emptied enough, the smell is overpowering. You need to be well over 5 foot tall just to open the lid. Toilets aren't cleaned enough. Rubbish is just swept out the door and onto the ground outside.