Diamond Head Campground — Attraction in Diamond Head

I recently visited Diamond Head for a camping trip, drawn in by its breathtaking beach and serene surroundings. While the natural beauty of the place exceeded expectations, my experience was marred by an unfortunate encounter with one of the camp workers.

While watching a soccer match, my excitement led me to inadvertently violate the camp's noise rules after 10:00 pm. Instead of addressing the situation calmly, the worker approached our site with aggression, shouting at us without asking any questions and telling us to shut up. This lack of communication was both surprising and disappointing.

To make matters worse, we discovered that this worker had also yelled at our kids the day before, failing to communicate the concerns directly to us as parents. After reading reviews, it appears that others have faced similar issues with the same worker, reporting instances of being yelled at and told to shut up.

On a positive note, the lady at the reception was exceptionally kind and hospitable, showcasing a level of customer service that was sorely lacking in the behavior of the aforementioned worker.

While the natural charm of Diamond Head is undeniable, the negative interactions with the worker left a lasting impact on our overall experience. I hope that management takes note of these concerns and addresses the need for better communication and customer service to ensure a more enjoyable stay for...

Stayed at kylies beach camp ground national park. The camp grounds at Diamond head were full and booked out so stayed around at Kylies beach. ||The sites were clean and plenty of space to yourself. There are toilet blocks and cold showers. No powered site so have solar panels ready to go.||Site fees were cheap and the manager checks in every morning he was very friendly. The facilitate is cleaned daily. Wildlife will come and visit the camp grounds.||A short walk and yr on the beach which is not patrolled but some spectacular views.||A short drive around to diamond head camp ground were there was good access to a rocky point for spear fishing/snorkelling. Here we found a variety of sea life. Bream, black fish, whiting, parrot fish & other reef fish. There were turtles, large rays swimming past and some of the biggest wobbegong sharks I’ve seen. ||Laurieton is only a 10minute drive and has all the shops you need if you run out of supplies or if you want to get back to hustle and bustle before yr holiday has finished Port Macquarie is only 40 minute drive away.||A sensational camping spot and I will definitely be...

Stayed at kylies beach camp ground national park. The camp grounds at Diamond head were full and booked out so stayed around at Kylies beach. ||The sites were clean and plenty of space to yourself. There are toilet blocks and cold showers. No powered site so have solar panels ready to go.||Site fees were cheap and the manager checks in every morning he was very friendly. The facilitate is cleaned daily. Wildlife will come and visit the camp grounds.||A short walk and yr on the beach which is not patrolled but some spectacular views.||A short drive around to diamond head camp ground were there was good access to a rocky point for spear fishing/snorkelling. Here we found a variety of sea life. Bream, black fish, whiting, parrot fish & other reef fish. There were turtles, large rays swimming past and some of the biggest wobbegong sharks I’ve seen. ||Laurieton is only a 10minute drive and has all the shops you need if you run out of supplies or if you want to get back to hustle and bustle before yr holiday has finished Port Macquarie is only 40 minute drive away.||A sensational camping spot and I will definitely be...