Well leaving our booking for the Warrnambool Cup to the last minute, it was with luck there was a cancellation at Belfast Cove! Nothing was an issue for management, cabin was stunningly clean (better than some hotels, I've stayed at)! Will be back to stay again 9/10!!

An absolute rip off. Stayed over easter weekend and charged $73 a night for a non powered site and had to book a minimum of two nights! Hundreds of kids which seemed to be in the indoor pool all day. Pool closed at 7pm. Asked if they had an adult hour and they didnt. Managed to get in at 6:30pm... More

Wanted a quiet time away over Easter and Belfast Cove ticked all the boxes for us. Young and enthusiastic owners care for their caravan park, including ripper indoor pool, amenities and customers particularly well. The extras for the younger families was exceptional ie: Easter egg hunt, nightly movies, pancakes etc. Very quiet park too. just what we needed. Thanks Darren... More

We are traveling for 3 months in our van, so we needed a place to stay for the Easter break. We are doing the Great Ocean Road for the first time so we wanted to stay somewhere along the way. We did leave it a bit late to book in for Easter and a few of the parks I rang... More

Have just stayed for three nights on a powered site with my husband and two golden retrievers. We were made to feel really welcome with our dogs being given specially wrapped treats when we booked in. The park is beautifully maintained with an abundance of trees and shrubs. Many of the sites have plants on three sides, giving a feeling... More

Sometimes things happen for a reason. In late 2012 we decided to holiday in Port Fairy over Christmas and were lucky to get a place at Belfast Cove. Booked purely based on the website and what was available at that time we found a real gem of a holiday destination. The website belies the reality of what Rebecca and Darren... More

My wife and I have just returned from a 6 night stay on a powered site. Everyone who has stayed here quite rightly raves on about the fantastic lawns, trees, shrubs and gardens; they really are everything that people describe and the birdsong is beautiful. Our tent site had lovely grass and was shaded on 3 sides by mature trees... More

Stayed one night in a ‘Small Standard Cabin’ @ $95 per night (£62). The only alternative offered was a Deluxe cabin @ $135. Second cabin on the left, by the entrance, named ‘Loch Ard’. Dark wood (cedar) slatted exterior. Small veranda, with a plastic table and 2 chairs. Sliding glass door at side of cabin. (We were told the key... More

From the first phonecall with the owners I knew this would be a good site. First impressions are on how clean it is, clearly a well looked after site. We stayed in Dusty Millar, one of the cabins, it was clean, surprisingly spacious, well equiped and some lovely touches. The campsite was full but was quiet and very relaxed. All... More