NRMA Parks and Resorts is helping Australian holidaymakers take a well-earned break, launching a new sale with up to 40 per cent off stays across its extensive network of holiday parks and resorts in some of the country’s most appealing natural destinations.
On sale now until May 11 for stays from April 20 until August 31, 2026. NRMA’s new offer is designed to help Australians enjoy short, closer-to-home getaways at a time when many households are keeping a close eye on everyday costs, including fuel. With savings available on powered and unpowered sites as well as cabins and villas across a network of around 50 holiday destinations, the new sale gives couples, families and groups a practical way to enjoy time away together without the cost of a bigger holiday.
NRMA Treasure Island Holiday Resort
Pandanus Villa (sleeps up to 6)
2 nights – Check-in Tue 19 May– Check Out Thu 21 May
$672 | $470 30% off
Powered Sites – Caravan (based on 2ppl)
2 nights – Check-in Tue 19 May– check Out Thu 21 May
$100|Â $60 40% off
NRMA Ocean Beach Holiday Resort
Powered Sites – Caravan (based on 2ppl)
2 nights – Check-in Tue 19 May– Check Out Thu 21 MaY
$104 | $62 40% off
Plantation Villa (sleeps up to 4)
2 nights – Check-in Tue 19 May– Check Out Thu 21 May
$602 | $421 30% off
NRMA’s latest offer reflects growing demand for value-driven travel, with shorter regional breaks increasingly appealing to Australians who still want the benefits of a holiday while spending carefully.
Alongside up-to-40 per cent off stays at NRMA Parks and Resorts properties during the sale, My NRMA Rewards members can also access flexible cancellation options and additional travel benefits designed to help Aussies save on holidays, including fuel discounts of up to 5 cents per litre at participating Ampol Foodary locations, stackable to up to 13 cents per litre through eligible partner offers, up to 25 per cent off at participating cafés, restaurants and takeaway outlets, up to 50 per cent off in-park activities and a range of discounted local experiences.
NRMA Parks and Resorts CEO Paul Davies said that at a time when cost-of-living and fuel price pressures were shaping travel decisions, NRMA wanted to help make holidays possible for more Australians.
“Taking a break with family and friends, even for just a few days, is really important for people, and at NRMA we want to help make that possible for more Australians,” said Mr Davies.
“We know people are thinking carefully about what they spend right now, so this offer is about easing some of that pressure with practical savings on accommodation and travel and helping people enjoy a holiday that’s within reach.”
Mr Davies said short regional getaways continued to resonate because they offered a simple, affordable way for people to reconnect, recharge and enjoy quality time together.
“Short breaks in great regional destinations still deliver the reset people are looking for, and when there are real savings on accommodation, there is more room in the budget for the parts of a holiday people really value, whether that’s dining out, enjoying local experiences or simply spending quality time together,” he said.
Mr Davies said practical tools in the My NRMA app were also helping travellers better manage one of the biggest variable costs of a road trip: fuel.
“The My NRMA app gives travellers a simple way to check fuel prices in real time, compare nearby options and plan ahead before they fill up,” he said. “That knowledge can make a genuine difference on the road. It helps people avoid overpaying, stay in control of their travel budget and save more to enjoy once they arrive at their holiday destination.”
