Reflections Shaws Bay - Holiday Park
Byron Bay
At a glance
Reflections Shaws Bay Holiday Park is a waterside holiday and caravan park at 1 Brighton Street, East Ballina, on Bundjalung Country. The park sits beside Shaws Bay and the Richmond River, with direct access to the waterfront and a setting suited to relaxed coastal stays.
Accommodation spans modern cabins, compact tiny homes, powered camping sites and unpowered sites. Dog-friendly accommodation and campsites are available, while accessible facilities support visitors with different mobility needs. The range of stays suits families, campers, caravan travellers and visitors travelling with dogs.
On-site facilities include a camp kitchen, BBQ area, laundry, amenity blocks, accessible amenities, a playground, fishing access, a dog wash and a kiosk at the office. A dump point is also available. The playground provides a practical feature for families, while the waterfront setting keeps fishing and time beside the bay close at hand.
Shaws Bay and the nearby coastline provide a base for outdoor activities including beach fishing, surfing at Lighthouse Beach, coastal walks and mountain biking. North Wall Coastal Walk is among the local walking options, and clear conditions can suit snorkelling. Spit Beach, which has an off-leash area, and Shaws Bay Hotel are both within a short stroll of the park.
The park is positioned for exploring Ballina and the wider Northern Rivers, with Byron Bay, Lennox Head and Brunswick Heads suitable for day trips. It also works for visitors seeking a slower stay, with waterfront surroundings and spaces to relax between outings. As a holiday park rather than a restaurant, its food facilities centre on self-catering through the camp kitchen and BBQ area, with the nearby hotel providing a local dining option.
Reflections Shaws Bay combines camping, cabin and tiny-home accommodation with practical holiday-park amenities in a location shaped by the bay, river and nearby beaches. The setting suits coastal breaks that balance water-based activities, family facilities, dog-friendly access and independent exploration around Ballina.
