Terms and Conditions

Terms and conditions for each booking option are listed below.

Primitive Camping | Community Hall Hire | Equestrian Camping | Equestrian Grounds Booking

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Primitive Camping Terms

  • Respect the speed limit of 10 km/h within the campground. Drive slowly and carefully, and watch out for children, pets, and horses.
  • Set up your tent or rig in a safe location, away from overhanging branches. Don’t block access roads or encroach on other campers’ space.
  • Respect the natural environment and the wildlife. Don’t damage or remove any plants, rocks, or animals. Don’t feed or approach any wild animals, and we suggest that you store your food securely.
  • Respect the noise restrictions between 10 pm and 7 am. Keep your music, and voices, at a reasonable volume. Be considerate of other campers and their need for sleep and relaxation.
  • Keep your pets on a leash and under control at all times. Don’t let your pets roam freely or disturb other campers or horses. Pick up after your pets and dispose of their waste properly.
  • Leave no trace. Dispose of any trash, food scraps, and waste properly. Use the designated bins or bags provided by the campground, or pack them out if none are available. Don’t leave any litter or waste behind.
  • Use the showers, toilets, and water taps sparingly and courteously.
  • Please don’t camp directly under any large trees with large limbs, please be advised if there are high winds you may be asked to move under the instruction of the caretaker.
  • Please refrain from using foul language, illegal substances, or excessive alcohol as this is a family-friendly campground, and we want to maintain a safe and respectful atmosphere for everyone.
  • Please check in with the caretaker when you arrive at the campground and follow all advice of the caretaker. The caretaker is there to help you and ensure the smooth operation of the campground. Listen to their instructions and report any issues or concerns to them.

Community Hall Hire

View Hall Hire Agreement

Equestrian Camping Terms

  • Upon entry you will find the Horse yards, water tapes and wash bays on the right-hand side of the driveway. Please Park in this area and camp. Once unloaded and set up please report to the caretaker up next to the Hall where the hot toilets and showers are located.
  • Any grazing with electric fencing at your own risk. The grounds are not secured by an external fence. If you choose to graze your horse with electric fencing, make sure it is securely set up and monitored. The campground is not liable for any injuries or damages caused by electric fencing.
  • Clean the yards after use and dispose of all manure, hay etc in the designated manure area.
  • No riding on the soccer fields. The soccer fields are reserved for the local sporting clubs and are not part of the equestrian facilities.
  • No galloping on the racetrack – the grounds are a shared facility for equestrians and the general public
  • Report any damages. If you or your horse cause any damages to the campground’s facilities or amenities, please report them to the caretaker as soon as possible. You may be liable for the cost of repairs or replacements.
  • Arenas are for riding only. The arenas are provided for equestrians to practice their riding skills and enjoy their horses. Please don’t use the arenas for any other purposes, such as grazing, camping, or parking. Be respectful of other equestrians and their horses and share the arenas with them.

Thank you for following these rules and guidelines, and for choosing Corindi Beach Reserve for your camping and equestrian adventure. We hope you have a wonderful time and create lasting memories with your family and your horse. If you have any questions or feedback, please let us know.

Equestrian Grounds Terms

    Horse Riding on the Beach

    • Please be aware the Beach adjoining the grounds is also a Dog Leash free Beach. Most people are highly considerate of the horses, however its worthwhile taking the time to stop until they are called back to their owners.
    • We share the beach with other users and wildlife. Be friendly and courteous to other people on the beach, and give them plenty of space. Don’t ride too fast or too close to anyone, and slow down or stop when passing by.
    • No riding in the dunes. The dunes are fragile ecosystems that provide habitat for many plants and animals. They also protect the beach from erosion and flooding.
    • Single file over the bridge. The bridge is a narrow and potentially slippery structure that connects the campground to the beach. Be careful of pedestrians and cyclists who may also use the bridge.
    • Check the tides for the best time to ride. The best time to ride on the beach is around low tide, when the sand is firmer. Sunrise and Sunset rides are highly recommended.
    • Horses must be always under control. Riding on the beach can be a fun and exciting activity for you and your horse, but it also requires some safety and responsibility.