Why families keep coming back to Easts Beach, Kiama BreadcrumbHome Holiday Guides Why families keep coming back to Easts Beach KiamaStay at Easts Beach Kiama - a beachfront Kiama holiday park just 90 minutes south of Sydney. With direct beach access, family-friendly facilities and accommodation made for easy South Coast getaways, it’s no wonder families keep coming back to Easts Beach Kiama year after year.4 June 2026 Kiama has always been one of those places people talk about like a secret they almost don’t want to share. Close enough for a spontaneous weekend, far enough to feel like you’ve properly left the city behind. Just 90 minutes south of Sydney on the NSW South Coast, it’s the kind of place where mornings start with salty air and coffee walks, and afternoons somehow disappear between beaches, fish and chips, and “just one more hour” outside.And now, there’s even more reason to make the trip.Meet Easts Beach Kiama - the newest park to join the Tasman family, sitting right on one of the South Coast’s most loved beaches. If you’ve been searching for a holiday park that actually feels like a holiday from the second you arrive, this is it.The thing families love most about Easts Beach Kiama? Everything’s easy.The beach is right there. Not a “short drive away” situation. Actual toes-in-the-sand, kids-running-ahead, beach-before-breakfast kind of close. Days roll naturally between the shoreline, the resort-style pool and splash park, and evenings back at your cabin or campsite wondering how everyone still has energy left.There’s room to do holidays your own way too. Beachfront villas for bigger family stays, cabins for long weekends, powered sites for caravans and campers who like waking up close to the ocean. The kind of beachfront accommodation Kiama visitors come back for year after year.But the best part might be Kiama itself.One minute you’re watching the famous Kiama Blowhole send spray into the air, the next you’re wandering the coastal walk with an ice cream in hand wondering why you don’t do this more often. There are little bakeries, ocean pools, local pubs, markets, scenic lookouts and that unmistakable South Coast feeling where nobody seems particularly rushed.It’s nostalgic in the best way. A little bit old-school. A little bit sun-faded. The kind of family trip that somehow ends up becoming “remember when…” stories years later.And for families wanting a little more adventure, Easts Beach Kiama also puts you close to some of the South Coast’s biggest drawcards. Think rainforest walks through Minnamurra Rainforest, water slides at Jamberoo Action Park, coastal bike rides, surf beaches and scenic drives that make stopping every ten minutes feel completely reasonable.Honestly, it’s the sort of place that makes a regular weekend away feel bigger than it is.So if Kiama’s been sitting on your “we should go there sometime” list, consider this your sign.Explore Easts Beach Kiama and start planning your next South Coast escape.
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