Tasman Holiday Parks - Albany

Ease of stay

There were lots of cobwebs outside all the windows. The carpets were not cleaned properly. Rest everything was fine.

Great accomodation, we stayed in a chalet and were upgraded to a superior chalet which was a bonus. Clean, plenty of cooking appliances, towels etc comfortable beds, even a fireplace. Friendly staff. Good facilites. Close to the centre of town, only 9 km to the wind farm.

This park is a quiet park just out of Albany. The sites are drive through which makes for easy access and many have ensuites. Facilities are clean. The reception staff were friendly and helpful on arrival. The camp kitchen looked clean and us a reasonable size, however we didn’t use it. I wound definitely stay here again.

It was a lovely stay. Well situated. Lovely cabins.

Accommodation was faultless, staff were busy on the phone on check-in and took awhile to be acknowledged

The park was full when we stayed. We felt very exposed and were camped next to people who had their annex/chairs looking directly at us/into our van. Try to avoid site at end of a row. The toilets were insufficient - 3 ladies and 2 men’s for the entire park. I felt really uncomfortable using toilet when women were standing chatting/applying makeup directly outside the toilet door.

Really disappointed with my stay here. My food was stolen from the fridge and freezer (management confirmed the theft by reviewing CCTV footage from outside the kitchen). I don't think Tasman does enough to warn customers about potential theft from the fridges. The kitchens should only be accessible via some sort of key or swipe badge system like with the shower rooms (currently anyone can walk in off the street and take whatever they like). It's not enough to have pad locks on the fridges as some customers will not forget to lock up the fridges and freezers. CCTV cameras should also survey the fridges and freezers. One of the staff members said it was against the rules because it would be an intrusion of privacy like with having cameras in the bathrooms. I pointed out this made no sense as people shouldn't be naked in the kitchens. Perhaps security could patrol the property and approach people without some strap or identification to deter intruders. The Wifi also basically does not work. The tent sites are also so small you can hear people in other tents snoring.