There's something for everyone at Seaside Holiday Resort in Fingal Bay!
Our spacious two & three bedroom units have an open plan kitchen, dining and living rooms. The kitchen is fully stocked, features updated appliances and is ready for you to prepare coffee or cook a full meal. The main bedroom has a queen-size bed and the second & third bedrooms offer two singles. The lounge in the living room is a fold-out queen size sofa bed with innerspring mattress. The bathrooms are large and modern with updated accessories.
Wheelchair accessible units are specifically designed to cater for all accessibility needs.
Wheelchair friendly bathrooms with a roll in shower, handrails and a shower stool can be hired. Spacious bedrooms & lounge area along with kitchens and laundry facilities specially designed for guests with access needs. Two of these units provide undercover parking.
Our complex boasts 54 two-bedroom & 6 three-bedroom self-contained units that can sleep up to six guests each. We have a large and accessible parking lot located directly outside of reception, an accessible pool and BBQ area, as well as a playground and trampolines for children.
Seaside Holiday Resort is located directly across the road from Fingal Bay Beach, which is patrolled 7 days a week during the warmer months.
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Fingal Bay and Tomaree National Park are located on the shores of the Tasman Sea. The park provides a striking backdrop to the bays and beaches of the area. You can enjoy the beautiful nature on your own, or if you wish, join one of the guided Tomaree Head Summit Walks. The summit walk provides unparalleled views of Port Stephens and the coastline. If you’re there in season (May to October) it’s a wonderful way to view whales as well.
Another great way to explore the Fingal Bay area is to arrange a boat trip to the Port Stephens Lighthouse. The lighthouse is located on Fingal Island, about two kilometres from the mainland. The unique construction of the lighthouse in 1862 makes it one of the most notable lighthouses in Australia, and a sure hit among the architectural buffs and history lovers alike.
