Where to get your campfire fix: every Aussie park made for fire pitsBreadcrumbHome Holiday Guides Where to get your campfire fix: every Aussie park made for fire pitsMarshmallows, mates, and a whole lot of crackling ambience - if a proper fire pit is non-negotiable for your next trip, we've hunted down every park in the network that lets you get your flame on. Here's the full rundown, region by region.7 July 2026 New South Wales 🌊Tasman Holiday Parks Kioloa - BYO fire pit country. Bring your own contained firepit (off the ground, please) and you're set - just complete a fire safety waiver at check-in and keep an eye on the weather. No gale-force nights allowed.Tasman Holiday Parks Merimbula - Communal fire pit, fully hosted. Book it through reception, and the park supplies the firewood, firelighter and gas lighter - you just bring the marshmallows. Available low and mid-season only, and lights-out is 10pm sharp.Tasman Holiday Parks Wisemans Ferry - Another BYO-friendly spot. Fire pits and braziers are welcome on site - just don't walk away and leave it unattended.Tasman Holiday Parks Merool on the Murray - Riverside fires are a go here too. BYO a fire pit with legs (keep it off the grass) and settle in for a Murray River sunset.Tasman Holiday Parks Lake Mulwala - The full package. A gorgeous communal lakeside fire pit for cooler-month evenings, PLUS individual fire pits permitted on powered sites (excluding cabins) - hire one from the park or bring your own. Just note the permanent fire ban from 1 October to 31 March each year, so this one's a cool-season specialty.BIG4 Tasman Holiday Parks Racecourse Beach - Fire pits get the green light on camping sites, plus gas BBQs scattered round the park for when the snags need tending too.Tasman Holiday Parks Jervis Bay - A communal fire pit for the cosy fireside hangs, backed up by gas BBQs for anyone who'd rather grill than gather round the flames.Tasman Holiday Parks Myola - Hire a fire pit from reception (seasonal), perfect for chasing off the evening chill. Just note: no fire pits on cabin verandahs, and they're off the table on Total Fire Ban days. Racecourse Beach, South Coast, NSWVictoria 🏔️Tasman Holiday Parks South Bright - The full fire pit experience. Cabins with fireplaces, BYO fire pits allowed, a communal area AND firewood for sale ($25 wood, $20 kindling) - this one's basically built for fire lovers. Firepit hire is $20 per stay.BIG4 Tasman Holiday Parks Bendigo - Communal fire pit, staff-tended. It's lit and fed by the team only (no charcoal BBQs allowed elsewhere in the park), and extinguished at 10pm.BIG4 Tasman Holiday Parks Warrnambool - Staff-lit, guest-enjoyed. Just ask and one of the team will get the communal fire pit going for you, firewood included. Personal fire pits aren't permitted on sites, but honestly - why would you need one when someone else is doing the work?Western Australia 🌅Tasman Holiday Parks Serpentine Falls - BYO fires welcome, provided your pit is off the ground and you flag it with the office on arrival. Just be a good neighbour about the smoke.Tasman Holiday Parks Yallingup Caves - Communal fire pit at the Caves site (not at Beach), with complimentary firewood supplied Friday and Saturday nights. Cosy weekend vibes guaranteed.Tasmania 🏝️Tasman Holiday Parks St Helens - No site fires here, but a communal fire pit is available for guest use - as long as there's no Total Fire Ban in place. Always worth a quick check with reception on the day.The Golden Village Communal firepit, Bendigo, Goldfields, VICReady to light one up? 🔥Whether you're after a lakeside pit at Lake Mulwala, a staff-tended blaze at Warrnambool, or a proper BYO setup at South Bright, there's a fire pit with your name on it somewhere in this list. Cooler nights, good company, and a crackling fire - honestly, does it get any better?Don't just take our word for it - check out our current deals and grab your spot before the good sites (and the good firewood) are gone.👉 Browse fire pit-friendly parks and deals
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