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Reflections Holidays, the biggest holiday park group in NSW, grew trading revenue 9 per cent to $97.3 million in FY26, up from $89.3 million the year before.

The Crown Land manager also became the first holiday park group in Australia to gain B Corp certification, and delivered $148 million in economic benefit to regional NSW communities.

The result came despite headwinds including a fuel price spike and cost-of-living pressures, according to the group’s annual Year in Review, released today.

Highlights for FY26 

• 2.6 million guests and visitors across its 40 holiday parks
• $19 million invested across the portfolio, including 31 new roofed accommodation products
• A 9.3% increase in overnight trips, against market growth of 1%
• $148 million in economic benefit to NSW, up 9.6% from $135 million in FY25
• $6.2 million contributed to the Crown Reserve Improvement Fund and Crown reserve maintenance, up from $5.8 million
• 18% growth in tourism revenue at its Tumut River holiday park, after Crown Lands appointed Reflections to manage the park in 2025, injecting $5.7 million in economic benefit to the region
• Delivery of its second Reconciliation Action Plan under the Reconciliation Australia framework

Reflections manages 40 holiday parks across NSW and cares for 47 nature reserves on behalf of the state. It reinvests profits back into the parks and reserves.

Reflections CEO Nick Baker said the B Corp milestone followed four years of work by staff to quantify the group’s efforts to benefit its communities.

“This independent verification underscores our ongoing efforts to create positive outcomes for our people, the places we care for and the communities we belong to, and it means that our operational bar will continue to be raised for us to meet this high standard,” he said.

Baker said the record $6.2 million contribution to the Crown Reserve Improvement Fund reflected park teams partnering with local communities on projects and causes.

“Our holiday parks are so much more than an accommodation destination for the people of NSW and tourists. They are the lifeline of small towns in coastal and rural NSW and our staff love and belong to these places, and support their communities wherever they can, from hosting events, supporting local teams and businesses, selling raffle tickets and offering a hand at every turn,” he said.

Minister for Lands and Property and Minister for Jobs and Tourism Steve Kamper said Reflections showed how tourism businesses could deliver real benefits for communities across NSW.

“Its destinations bring visitors to regional towns, generating business for local cafes, shops and other operators,” he said. “By giving people more reasons to explore regional NSW and stay longer, Reflections plays an important role in supporting local tourism economies.”

* Source: NSW Overnight Trips – Tourism Research Australia

* The BDO Economic benefit of a caravan park is $1.53 for every $1 of park revenue (CCIA Conference, 2022), factoring the increased tourism revenue to local businesses from the visitor economy