I recently stayed at Stones Holiday Park in Telegraph Point and found it to be a charming and affordable getaway, ideal for those looking for a peaceful and budget-friendly retreat.
The cabin I stayed in was simple yet cosy—featuring two bunk beds and, thankfully, a heater, which was much appreciated during the colder nights. Bedding sheets were available at an additional cost, so it’s worth being aware of this when planning your stay.
The park was very quiet during my visit, with few other guests around, which added to the sense of solitude. While this peacefulness was appreciated during the day, the low lighting and occasional fog at night did create an eerie atmosphere when walking to the external toilet block. It’s located a bit further from the cabin, and enhanced pathway lighting—perhaps sensor-activated or on a timer—would greatly improve nighttime access and comfort.
An outdoor kitchen was conveniently located near my cabin and included a fridge and shared bbq cooking facilities. The kitchen is shared, so a level of mutual respect and cleanliness among guests is expected and appreciated.
Though the adjacent water park is a great feature, it’s not operational during the winter months, which is something to consider depending on the time of your visit. However, I was able to capture some stunning night-lapse shots of the sky, thanks to the low light pollution in the area—a real treat for photography enthusiasts.
Overall, Stones Holiday Park offers clean facilities, friendly staff, and excellent value for money. While some aspects, like outdoor amenities in colder seasons, come with minor inconveniences, a few small upgrades—such as improved lighting—would go a long way in enhancing the experience. Pack warm clothing if you’re visiting in winter, and enjoy the tranquility this hidden gem...
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