Why the NRMA Treasure Island Holiday Resort is perfect for the whole family
The Gold Coast has really stamped its name as Australia's holiday playground. There's stunning beaches and shopping plus theme parks galore. For a fun filled, family friendly place to base yourself, look no further than NRMA Treasure Island Holiday Resort.
Location:
Biggera Waters, Gold Coast, QLD.
Cost:
NRMA Treasure Island Holiday Resort. Biggera Waters, QLD.
Powered sites from $53, cabins from $100 & villas from $160 per night.
www.nrmaparksandresorts.com.au/treasure-island
Prices correct at 26.03.2022
Highlights:
Sitting at the northern end of the Gold Coast the NRMA Treasure Island Holiday Resort is a kid's paradise. The resort has been set up so that the kids can race around exploring all the fantastic facilities while mum and dad get to relax, knowing their little ones are entertained.
The onsite kids club offers a variety of different activities from arts and crafts to games and outdoor sports, pool parties to glow dance parties, game shows and trivia bingo.
The resort has a dining and bar outlet, Galleons Bistro, which has a great menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
With all this action your accommodation is super important and there's a range of options to suit families of all sizes. Caravanning and camping is a popular choice or you can take it to the next level with a touch of glamping for a fuss free kind of experience.
There are also self-contained villas, with a drive-in garage. They have a fully equipped kitchen, dining table, entertaining area and massive bedrooms upstairs. The best bit is your own private balcony with a beautiful pool view so you can sit down and relax and watch the kids just steps away… perfect.
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