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About

Frankston Holiday Village is 4½ star rating and a member of the prestigious Big 4 Holiday Parks. We have 20 Self contained cabins/units and are conveniently located in the Melbourne CBD on the Mornington Peninsula a few minutes drive from Frankston City Centre, Port Phillip Bay, Western Port Bay, many sporting facilities and major hospitals.

We have a wide range of Modern self-contained accommodation available for families, groups, overseas travellers, weddings, conferences, workers, and students.

Our accommodation ranges from luxury 6 bed fully self-contained cabins, family cabins to budget single room cabins, we also present large powered site with ensuite and un-powered sites.

We are located 41 km from Melbourne and 5 km from Frankston town centre. Full public transport to Melbourne. Peninsula beaches (5km), wineries, gardens & homestead. Local restaurants and café (2-4km). Arts and galleries, national resources, Arts & Entertainment Centre is (4km) from park also bike tracks. Two large shopping complex’s (4km).
Giant jumping pillow
Movie nights (School Holidays)
Boules hire
Badminton hire

Attractions

Attractions on the Mornington Peninsula

Wineries - Over 200 vineyards on the Peninsula. Over 30 world-class vineyards Open to the Public; Winery Tours are also available on the Peninsula.
Bowling - Ten Pin bowling or Lawn Bowls are both catered for on the Beautiful Mornington Peninsula.
Sea Winds - On of many of our State Parks in the Mornington Peninsula.
Horse Riding - There are several Horse Riding Ranches on the Morninton Peninsula which vary from bush to beach.
Surfing - Approximately 50 kilometers of Surf beach, ranging from Portsea to Balnarring.
Galleries - Come and see local and international artists work on the Peninsula. McClelland Art Gallery
Mazes - The Mornington Peninsula offers 2 spectacular mazes; Enchanted Maze (formally Arthur’s Seat Maze) and Ashcombe Maze.
Antiques - There are many different types including one approximately 1 acres of antiques all under the one roof.
Craft Markets - Approximately 17 different Markets held throughout the month including weekends and the Famous Red Hill and Wednesday’s Mornington Street Market.
Golf - There approximately 14 Golf courses on the Mornington Peninsula of world-class standards.
Historical Sites - Ranging all over the Peninsula. From 1st Settler Homesteads to the Historical fortifications at Pt. Nepean as well as Cape Schanck Light Station.
Theatres - The Mornington Peninsula caters for Stage Performances, Drive-In and Cinema Entertainment.
Restaurants - Ranging from bar meals to A-La-Carte dining including Theatre Restaurants as well as Cruising the bay in Luxury, whilst enjoying the atmosphere.
Ferry Services - Car Ferry to Queenscliff and Great Ocean Road also Inter Island passenger ferry travels to French and Phillip Island as well as charter for Dolphin and seal swims. Also fishing; the Mornington Peninsula has many Fishing Charters/Boats as well.
Service Clubs - Hotel and RSL Clubs are available for Pokies Machines, Meals and Light Entertainment.

Other attractions:

DANDENONG RANGES – The world famous narrow gauge steam railway winding through the Dandenong Ranges on the route that served the pioneers in the early 1900's.A little of Melbourne's Dutch Heritage in the Dandenong’s.
KAlORAMA - William Ricketts Sanctuary
Amazing spiritual earth sculpture linking to a forest backdrop
Karrwarra Australian Plant Gardens, Five Ways Lookout,
Innisfree Herbs and Folly.
BELGRAVE - Village Shopping Strip,
Puffing Billy, Micawbers Tavern, Library with local history section.
OLINDA - National Rhododendron Gardens, Specialty shops, Pie in the Sky, Olinda Golf Course, Nurseries, Restaurants, The Cuckoo, B&B's galore.
EMERALD - Emerald Country Club, Emerald Lake, Lakeside Station and Model Railway display.
SILVAN - Adjoining the Silvan Reservoir there are the numerous nurseries that the Dandenong’s are famous for. The annual Tulip Festival is held in Spring at Tesselaar's Tulip Farm.
PHILLIP ISLAND - Penguin Parade
Experience one of Australia's most popular attractions. Each night at sunset you'll be amazed by Little Penguins returning ashore after a day’s fishing. See the world's smallest penguin in its natural habitat from viewing stands and boardwalks. Enjoy interactive and educational displays in the visitor's centre and the spectacular coastal scenery from the Penguin Parade®. This experience is sure to be the highlight of your visit. As the sun fades in the sky, Little Penguins waddle up the beach to the safety of their homes in the sand dunes. Witness this magical procession - it is a treat never forgotten.
KOALA - This area of natural bushland provides exceptional koala viewing whilst promoting koala conservation on Phillip Island. The Koala Conservation Centre features a visitor interpretation centre with gift shop and treetop boardwalks for ‘up close’ koala viewing.

Facilities

Business Facilities

STD telephone, fax, EFTPOS facilities, email Internet Cafe, photo copying (B&W).

Additional Terms and Conditions

Minimum 48 Hours (1st night) - A minimum of 48 hours' notice is required (off peak) 60 days (peak) by this property for cancellations or changes. Cancellations or changes made within 48 hours of the check in time forfeit the full amount of the first changed or cancelled night.

Rooms

Deluxe Ensuite Cabin

Sleeps 2 people in a Queen size bed. Split system heating/cooling. Full ensuite. TV with DVD. Lounge - Kitchen area opens to Bedroom with double doors. Kitchen with fridge, microwave, electric hotplate. All cutlery, crockery and cooking utensils supplied.

Holiday Unit

Sleep up to 6 people. 1 Double Bed + 2 Sets of Bunks. Split System air-conditioning, Mid sized TV & DVD bathroom with hip bath. Full size kitchen with tall fridge, microwave, and full oven, all cutlery, crockery and cooking utensils provided.