Capital Country Holiday Park

We always stay at the dog free sites when we can. This place is brilliant , so many activities for children and a quiet leafy location for relaxing. Part from the cold. (We are from QLD) and not used to the weather it feels like home when we get here. Dogs love it. The best place we have ever stayed at for dogs. Other campgrounds should follow there example. Yes there are a few cobwebs in the showers but jut adds to the atmosphere. People that have negative comments, obviously haven’t stayed in some of the dreadful places we have encountered.

The park itself was tidy but the buildings were desperately in need of repair. It was strange having a shower on missing tiles and looking up and seeing cobwebs and dust as there were no ceilings. The front office staff were great and the location was nice.

We had a lovely 2 night stay here. It was just perfect, the staff were really friendly and welcoming. The driveway into the park is top quality and the drive thru sites were great. Perfect size and easy to set up. Close to amenities which were clean and decent. Lovely surrounds! Quiet and out of the way but only 20 mins into Canberras top attraction. So glad we stayed here. It was so enjoyable!

I had a lakeview cabin that had the western sub setting on it - so when it was opened up it was SOOOOO Hot. Air con did its job in the living area but it took forever to cool the two bedrooms down (especially the one without a fan). The cabin is dated and bathroom is small but was clean neat and tidy and value for money.

Stayed here for 3 nights. The park here has so much potential but just needs some TLC. The mini golf and tennis court all need a bit of loving. The camp kitchen was very dark, concrete flooring and when we visited, had water lapping in all over the floor. We didn't use the space at all. For us, the amenities also need TLC. We r fine with older facilities but these looked in need of a good scrub. Strangely both amenity blocks have no ceiling. U can see the roof. This made the amenities very cold. On a positive, it was a quiet location about 15mins drive to Canberra City.

With a little care, this place could be amazing. Pros: Surprisingly quiet. Whilst it is quite a long way from the highway, there are lots of families. Was mostly quiet between 8pm and 8am. Dog ‘freedom’ enclosures - great for those travelling with their furry friends. Powered freedom site was $52 a night for 2 adults, a child and a dog. Jumping ballon, mini golf & tennis courts available. Large showers and lots of hot water. Well set out and organised. Cons: Facilities old and in need of updates. Bathrooms in shared ammenities were out of date, and with an open ceiling. Mini golf and tennis courts in need of repair. Two ammenities blocks for the entire camp - one washing machine and one dryer in each. Definitely not enough! Caravan sites not really level. Dogs in some areas barked a bit, but were mostly quiet at night. Internet unreliable. Would I return - unsure at this point