Stayed in a cabin. Average place, small, had to make our own beds. Matresses were lumpy and could feel the springs.

My family and I have stayed at this park on numerous occasions in the last 2 years. Over the holiday period the owners provide 'pancakes' on Sundays and encourage visitors to gather together on Friday evenings to share stories and meet others. The owners provide 'nibbles' and join with visitors to chat. They have great local knowledge and are extremely helpful with all the queries visitors have. The owners take meticulous care of the garden and in summer it is an oasis in a dry place. This is a small park with most sits set back from the busy road. The position is fantastic and within walking distance to good shopping and eating places. I recommend a visit to this park.

we stayed there in our van its a small park( not a lot of room)now my laugh is loud had no idea it was past 10pm owner came out like a bull at a gate at me ( i thought he was going to hit me) to be fair he didnt but he should get some people skills he is awfull...didnt have a prob with what he was on about but how he went about it he is a bully so beware.also cant make noise past 10 but ok to make lot a noise from 4.30 am if you are leaving go figure?

My wife and I together with my wife's cousin and his wife stayed at Calder Caravan Park
in our own caravans and I can only say that the Park is a top rated park, in my opinion,
it was kept spotlessly clean, the owners worked their butts off trying to make the guests feel welcome with cheese and wine evenings and a barbecue day. We found the owners very attentive and they were quite concerned when we all went to Broken Hill and stayed overnight without notifying the office that we would be away for the night, that was silly on our part and no doubt caused some anxiety for the owners. We would certainly want to stay at the Calder C/van park should we again go to Mildura. P&B,Melbourne,Vic