Moree Tourist Park

NSW
Moree
| Holiday & Caravan Park
Dogs Allowed Seasonally
Situated close to the banks of the Mehi River in the northern NSW town of Moree, Moree Tourist Park offers a friendly, welcoming atmosphere and accommodation options to suit a wide range of travellers. Dubbed ‘Artesian Water Country,’ not far away are Moree’s famed hot artesian spring baths, well-known for their reputed healing qualities and always popular among the locals. Hand painted signage, ceramic ornaments and unique knick-knacks set this park apart, while the saltwater pool and the hot and cold thermal spa baths provide the exact type of relaxation needed after a long day on the road. BBQ areas are available for all guests, and all cabins include ensuite bathrooms, cooking facilities, air conditioning and a colour TV. A Camp Kitchen is also available, the spacious amenities block is always kept clean, and a coin-operated laundry is here for your convenience. Pets are allowed on powered and unpowered camp sites only, all of which are generally well shaded. A popular park for a night or a week, Moree Tourist Park enjoys a consistent return rate among local and interstate guests. In the agricultural Moree Plains Shire in beautiful northern NSW, Moree Tourist Park offers a mix of accommodation options for solo and family travellers. Close to Moree’s famed hot artesian spring baths, the park is known for its family-friendly and welcoming atmosphere and is a short walk from the banks of the relaxing Mehi River.

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On the Moree Plains Shire in northern New South Wales, Moree Tourist Park enjoys an enviable location on the edge of Moree town centre, and close to the banks of the relaxing Mehi River. 

Known as the Spa Capital of Australia because of its hot artesian spring baths, the region attracts a diverse range of visitors who enjoy its relaxed pace of life, agricultural history, and a dip in its warm artesian waters, which are famed for their healing qualities. 

Also famous for its part in the establishment of Australia’s cotton-growing industry in the early 1960s, Moree was founded in the 1850s when settlers James and Mary Brand arrived from the districts to begin the town’s General Store. Descendants of the traditional land owners, the Weraerai and Kamilaroi people still live in the town, whose name means ‘long waterhole’ or ‘rising sun’ in the Kamilaroi language. 

Variously affected by flooding to the Moree Plains Shire, Moree maintains a small population of around 7,500 according to the most recent census figures, but this number expands with travellers who come to the area to enjoy the healing properties of the water (and life) in this semi-rural part of northern NSW. 

Offering ensuite cabins that can sleep up to 5, as well as powered and unpowered sites, Moree Tourist Park is generally well shaded, clean, and well regarded by visitors for its relaxed atmosphere, friendly vibes, and welcoming staff. All cabins include a private bathroom, full cooking facilities, refrigerator, air conditioning and colour TV. 

Hand painted signs, ceramic ornaments and knicks knacks of all kind set this park apart, while the saltwater pool and hot and cold thermal spas are exactly what you might need after a long day on the road.  Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre is not far away, offering several pools and spa’s filled with natural Artesian bore water from their own private bore.  

Inside the park there are several shared facilities to improve your stay. These include a well-maintained amenities block, a large swimming pool and multiple BBQ areas available to all guests. A Camp Kitchen has everything you need to enjoy a home-cooked meal, there are outdoor living areas to enjoy the great outdoors, a coin-operated laundry is there for your convenience, and a general air of calm is ever present throughout the property. Time goes slowly here, but not as slowly as you might like! 

Pets are allowed on all powered and unpowered sites, however, must be kept on a leash at all times throughout the park. They cannot enter the amenities block, swimming areas, BBQ areas or go inside the park’s cabins.  

Long-time park managers and hosts Mike and Caryn are ready to receive your booking and will be only too happy to point you in the right direction in terms of things to do in the Moree Plains Shire. 

*please note our thermal spas are adults only

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