The Kyogle Gardens Caravan Park re-opens tomorrow, Friday, November 14 after its $1.8 million upgrade.
There are 27 powered sites with water access and 10 unpowered sites on the former Kyogle Croquet Lawn.
An unpowered site cost $15 a night and a powered site is $29 a night and $22 a night during the week
The caravan park does not have a self catering kitchen — visitors can use the barbecue and picnic grounds at Apex Park opposite the caravan park.
There is a new online booking system for visitors here.
The renovated caravan park features:
• A modern amenities building with hot showers, toilets (including an accessibletoilet), and laundry facilities
• Sealed internal roads for improved access
• Upgraded lighting and drainage
• A dump point for waste disposal
Kyogle mayor Danielle Mulholland welcomed the re-opening of the caravan park.
“Tourism is a vital part of our local economy, and the improved facilities and convenience of the upgraded caravan park will help attract more visitors who will be inclined to stay longer in our area. This in turn will support local businesses and jobs,” Ms Mulholland said.
The $1.8 million project was jointly funded by the Australian and NSW Governments through the Department of Regional NSW.
This information was provided by Kyogle Council.
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