Travel Passes in Australia

Big 4 Holiday Parks - Cabin Pass
For some, touring Australia means never leaving the well made highways and staying within the four walls of hotels and motels.  But for people like yourself who really want to live the unique experience of travelling Australia, and truly appreciate its wildlife, places of interest and great outdoors, nothing compares with staying in BIG4 Holiday Parks.  

These Parks are campings with fixed (log) cabins and sites for campers and tents. Big 4 is the largest chain of campings in Australia. Camping can only join when the meet certain service and facilities levels. 

There are no less than 145 BIG4 Holiday Parks conveniently located on major routes across the country, at or near many of Australia’s premier holiday destinations.  This not only offers you wonderful flexibility in creating a total travel itinerary, but also provides a host of quality overnight places to stay on your way to your final holiday destination.

 
Here, you can wake up to the sounds of kookaburras laugthing, the roar of the surf in the distance, or the splash of a platapus in a nearby stream. Breathe in the fresh morning sea air, smell the wonderful eucalypt aroma of native gum trees, and perhaps even catch sight of a wombat of wallaby wandering in and out of the bush. There certainly won’t be any barking dogs to disturb your peace and quiet. They’re prohibited in all our Holiday Parks – because the last thing we want is for the local wildlife to be frightened away.

You will be close to nature.  But more than this, you will experience a holiday environment that offers a true sense of community.

We offer the Big 4 Cabin Pass, that let you rent a Cabin on any of the participating Big 4 Holiday Parks in Australia. You purchase vouchers (5 minimum) and we can make reservations for the Parks you like. With the Cabin Pass you have however still the flexibility to change your reservation if needed.

The participating Big 4 Holiday parks are listed by State. Simply click on the name of the state or click on the map for further listings.

For current rates, go to: Rates of Travel Passes in Australian