Warragul Gardens Holiday Park

We had a great stay. Staff were very helpful. Pool and our cabin were perfect for the stay

The property was lovely with all the gardens. Being a retirement village also it was a quiet location.

We called at about 6pm on Friday night hoping they would have a cabin available. Pam answered and told us she'd taken the work phone home by mistake. Yes they had one cabin due to a cancellation. She took our booking then drove back to the park to leave the key for us and turned the lights on in the cabin so we would be able to see when we arrived later that night. The cabin was very clean. The kitchen had everything we needed. The park was extremely quiet. Although it's near the train line we only heard one train during the night, and it wasn't a problem.

Was lovely place to stay.

What a wonderful find. This is a small park with a section of retirement cottages. The gardens and lawns are maintained to the highest standard. There are lawn sites and cabins both double and family. A short walk on a maintained track leads you to the main shopping district with multitude of shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. Supermarkets and take away is also a short walk. Our cabin was modern, very well appointed with quality furnishings and appliances. The bed was very comfortable with good quality bed linen and plush towels. The cabin was spotless. As we travel with two dogs we were surprised they not only allow pets on sites but also in cabins. I must stress that this is at the managers discretion with the usual restrictions of no pets on beds or furniture and charges will incur if not respected. To find such a well maintained and presented park that offers accommodation to the ever growing group of traveler’s with fur babies is a credit to the parks management.

This caravan park is outstanding! The neat and beautifully maintained gardens are a precursor to the state of the cabins. Neat, very clean, modern and quiet , can't fault the location. Pam, the manager, very helpful. We look forward to coming here in a month with 30 others from the Maroondah Bushwalking Club.