Reflections Scotts Head - Holiday Park

Reflections Scotts Head is a holiday park right on the headland at Scotts Head on the NSW mid north coast, one of those caravan park locations that coastal towns guard jealously: beachfront sites, cabins looking at the water, and a surf beach at the end of the path. It draws caravanners, cabin families and surfers, and the bowls club next door handles the social side.

The park runs a camp kitchen, a pool, and direct beach access, and guest feedback praises the beachfront location, the clean cabins and the walk to the shops and the surf club. Scotts Head itself is a small town with a big reputation in the surf community, and the park's position means you hear the break from your site. For a dog owner the package is close to complete: beach, grass, off lead time nearby and cabins that take dogs.

Dogs at Reflections Scotts Head

Per the park's own amenities page, the park is dog friendly all year round on selected dog friendly sites and cabins, with up to two dogs per approved site. Rules are explicit: dogs on lead under two metres, never unattended, and barred from the amenities block, camp kitchen, playground, office and pool area. A chain dog code of conduct applies, and there is an on site dog wash station.

Book the dog friendly cabin or site category specifically rather than assuming any vacancy works, and the two dog cap matters if you travel with a pair. The dog wash station is a real bonus after a morning on the beach. Caravanners in the know ask for the perimeter sites backing onto the dune vegetation, which puts the sand track a few steps from your annex instead of a walk past the whole park.

The beach access is the local secret. The pedestrian exit at the northern end drops you onto the dune track, and the stretch toward the headland is treated by locals as the off lead zone, while the southern side toward the surf club runs on time-restricted leash rules in the warmer months. Check the current council signage either way, because the zones shift with nesting season and enforcement is real.

Close by with the dogs

The mid north coast has good options either side of Scotts Head if you are chaining stops: Wooyung Beach Holiday Park to the north for a beachfront bush setting, NRMA Port Macquarie Breakwall Holiday Park further north for a bigger park with town access, and the Coffs Harbour dog off lead beach if the route bends that way. The NSW dog friendly stays listing ties the rest together.