Broken Hill Holiday Park Resort

An aerial view of a town with a railway track, a large open excavation site, and distant hills.

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Our top choices for Broken Hill holiday park resorts

A modern kitchen with white cabinets, a granite countertop, and a dining area with a round table and chairs.

1. Broken Hill Tourist Park

Broken Hill

Hendry

includes taxes & fees

25 Nov - 26 Nov

2. Broken Hill Outback Resort

Broken Hill

Sofia Sainaz

includes taxes & fees

5 Dec - 6 Dec

A swimming pool at sunset with clear reflections, surrounded by a fence and palm trees.

3. Broken Hill Outback View Holiday Park

Broken Hill

"Our Superior cottage was excellent. Spacious & beautifully renovated. So comfortable with everything needed for a short or long stay. Lots of storage too. The lovely new bathroom had an awesome, large shower - very luxurious. The location is exceptionally quiet on the edge of Broken Hill, but only a short drive to the centre of town with lots of cafes, clubs & eateries & shops. Lots to see & do in the area. Highly recommend."

Lee-Anne

includes taxes & fees

30 Nov - 1 Dec

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Top Broken Hill Hotel Reviews

Comfort Inn Crystal

10/10 Excellent

"We stayed in one of the cottages which are adjacent to the main hotel. Each cottage is self-contained, with a full kitchen (no dishwasher), and a washing machine in the bathroom - so handy when travelling. They are very well set out, a parking space between each, with strategically-placed hedges to give privacy in the bedrooms. The bed was comfy, linens clean, towels were enormous and fresh. Despite looking smallish on the outside, inside was quite spacious, with plenty of room, which is great when you stay somewhere for a few nights. One down side was no luggage racks - but good hanging space. Also would have been handy to have a clothes airer for washing - we used one of the wire-frame wardrobes to lay our washing out to dry (worked very well). For those with limited mobility - two steps up to the front verandah, then one small step into the cottage. There is a disabled cottage, but we didn't need full wheelchair access. I just wanted to make sure we had plenty of space, and weren't going to be upstairs in the main hotel, which doesn't have a lift."