New Cabins for Nhill Holiday Park

Published on 09 May 2025

Hindmarsh Shire Council is excited to announce that funding has been secured to deliver significant upgrades to Nhill Holiday Park, thanks to support from the Victorian Government’s Regional Tourism Investment Fund 2024.

This investment will support the installation of three modern, self-contained one-bedroom studio cabins, enhancing accommodation options for visitors to the region. Conveniently located near Nhill Lake, the Little Desert, Lake Hindmarsh, and a range of local arts, cultural and natural attractions, the park is ideally positioned to welcome more tourists and boost the local economy.

Since September 2024, Nhill Holiday Park has been part of the Hindmarsh Holiday Parks network, which is directly managed by Council. A recently developed ten-year masterplan, shaped through community consultation, outlines a strategic vision to upgrade and diversify accommodation offerings across the park network.

Hindmarsh Shire Council Mayor, Cr Ron Ismay, said "The park is strategically located to support growing tourism demand and link to key trails and regional destinations. This project will fill a current accommodation gap, especially for visitors seeking modern amenities but who do not travel with tents, caravans or RVs. It also provides much-needed options for transient and key workers, while supporting local businesses."

The new cabins will feature contemporary facilities and provide direct access to recreational activities within easy walking distance of Nhill’s town centre.

The upgrades are expected to increase visitation, extend tourist stays, and deliver strong economic benefits across the Hindmarsh region. Located on the Western Highway between Melbourne and Adelaide, Nhill Holiday Park plays a key role in Council’s broader tourism strategy to encourage travellers to stop, stay, and explore everything the area has to offer.

For further details contact our Economic Development and Tourism team on (03) 5391 4444 or email info@hindmarsh.vic.gov.au. 

Monica Revell
Chief Executive Officer