Give tired sites a fresh start
Review cabins that no longer meet the expectations of your guests. A replacement can be an opportunity to rethink the layout, comfort and presentation of an existing site.
For tourist & holiday park owners
Upgrade your park.
Unlock its potential.
Replace ageing cabins, welcome more families or plan your next expansion. Explore modern expandable homes and POD accommodation, with ALSC support from the first conversation to handover.
Expandable range from $35,000 ex GST · Single cabins to multi-unit projects
Park setting illustration. Final design, inclusions and site works depend on your selected model and quotation.
Australian owned & operated20ft, 30ft & 40ft expandablesPOD accommodation optionsAustralia-wide delivery
01 / Why now
A substantial market.
A reason to review your offering.
Australia’s holiday park sector gives owners a compelling reason to assess their accommodation mix. The next step is understanding where better layouts, extra capacity or refreshed cabins could fit your own park.
17.3mDomestic caravan & camping trips
$12.6bnDomestic visitor expenditure
69.7%National cabin occupancy
$212.78National average cabin nightly rate
Calendar year 2025. Source: Caravan Industry Association of Australia. National averages provide context, not a forecast for an individual park.
Make room for different stays
Consider two- and three-bedroom layouts for families and groups, or distinctive POD accommodation to broaden the experiences your park can offer.
Build around your next stage
Start with one unit or explore a coordinated rollout. Match the number of cabins to your available space, local demand, budget and operating plans.
02 / POD accommodation
A different kind of park stay.
Looking for a distinctive accommodation option? Explore the POD range alongside expandables and discuss the right size, layout and presentation for your park.
Choose a model around your site and intended guest experience, then confirm specifications, inclusions and delivery requirements with our team.
Request POD options and pricing →03 / The case for upgrading
What can a cabin refresh change?
At Crestview Tourist Park in Queanbeyan, NSW, a grant-supported project enabled seven cabins to be renovated together. Austrade reports that occupancy rose from 55% the previous year to 70% when the new cabins opened.
It is a useful example of how reinvesting in accommodation can support a park’s offering—and why your own feasibility should consider both occupancy and nightly rates.
Crestview Tourist Park / Industry example
Cabin upgrade. Stronger occupancy.
55%Previous year
70%After opening
15 percentage points higher occupancy.
An independent industry example, not an ALSC project or a guaranteed result. Location, demand, rates and the wider guest experience all affect performance.
04 / Explore the numbers
What could your accommodation generate?
Adjust the nightly rate, occupancy and cabin count to explore an annual gross accommodation revenue scenario. Start with the 2025 national cabin benchmark, then replace it with assumptions relevant to your park.
Initial rate and occupancy: CIAA, calendar year 2025.
Illustrative annual gross revenue
Across 1 cabin · 365 available nights
Per cabin, per year
Nightly rate × occupancy × available nights × cabins.
Gross revenue is not profit, return on investment or a payback estimate. It excludes operating costs, commissions, maintenance, finance, taxes and the cost of the accommodation and site works. Assumes a consistent annual average; actual demand varies by season and location.
05 / Your accommodation partner
A building is only
part of the project.
ALSC helps bring the moving parts together. We work through your accommodation requirements, coordinate the agreed supply and installation scope, and help you understand what needs to happen at your site.
Plan with a partner
Discuss design, floorplans, finishes and your park’s accommodation mix. Explore a single replacement, a staged program or a multi-unit order.
Coordinate the delivery
Work through manufacturing, freight, builder installation and project management, with responsibilities and inclusions set out in your quotation.
Support beyond supply
Discuss pre- and post-installation support, warranty terms and maintenance requirements, along with product updates relevant to future stages.
Optional porches, decking, pitched roofs, cladding, guttering, flooring, glazing and bathroom upgrades are subject to model suitability and quotation.
06 / From enquiry to handover
A clear path through your project.
Discovery
Share your park location, goals, available space and intended accommodation mix.
Quote appointment
Review models, inclusions, budget and the scope needed for your site.
Order confirmation
Confirm the selected product, specifications and agreed commercial terms.
Project coordination
Establish the project contact, responsibilities and next steps.
Planning & approvals
Work through site requirements, approval guidance and relevant certification pathways.
Manufacturing
Progress the agreed specifications and coordinate delivery planning.
Delivery & handover
Coordinate freight, agreed installation works and the handover process.
Lead times are confirmed at quotation and depend on the model, inclusions, approvals and site requirements.
07 / Practical questions
Plan with the details
in view.
Every park is different. These are the conversations to have before choosing your accommodation.
Can we start with one cabin?
Yes. Discuss a single unit, a small replacement program or a larger rollout. If you are planning stages, tell us your longer-term goals so we can consider them in the initial conversation.
What should our project quotation include?
Your quotation should confirm the selected model and inclusions, GST, delivery arrangements, installation, site preparation, services, approvals, upgrades and any other project costs.
Can the accommodation be customised?
Discuss bedroom layouts, finishes and model-compatible upgrades such as decking, porches, cladding, roof options, glazing and bathroom finishes. Availability and pricing depend on the selected model.
What needs checking at our park?
Start with available space, access for transport and installation, ground conditions, service connections and the intended accommodation use. ALSC can discuss approval guidance and the relevant professionals needed for your project.
What about warranty and maintenance?
Ask the team for the warranty terms, maintenance requirements and post-installation support applicable to your selected model. These should be reviewed alongside the quotation and confirmed before ordering.
Are multi-unit packages available?
Tell us the number of units and whether you are planning one delivery or a staged rollout. Request a project-specific proposal covering eligible package pricing, installation scope and any current offers.
Your next cabin. Your next stage.
Let’s build a plan
for your park.
Talk to ALSC about cabin replacements, new accommodation or a larger expansion. Start with your site and the outcomes you want to achieve.
Call 0400 929 854To help us make the conversation useful, share:
- Your park name and location
- The number and type of units you’re considering
- Your preferred timeframe and indicative budget
- What you know about site access, services and approvals