Top Holiday Park Resorts in Woden Valley in 2026

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Our top choices for Woden Valley holiday park resorts

A bedroom with a bed, a window with curtains, a view of the outside, and a ceiling with wooden beams.

1. Canberra Holiday Village

Symonston

Joabie

NT$3,155 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 2 - Nov 3

Two modern cabins with large balconies, surrounded by native vegetation, under a starry night sky.

2. Alivio Tourist Park Canberra

O'Connor

Raghavan

NT$3,392 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

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Top Woden Valley Hotel Reviews

Meriton Suites Canberra

10/10 Excellent

"We came here for a girls night in! We spent a good 1.5 hours enjoying the pools, spa and sauna, then ordered Uber Eats straight to our Meriton Suites apartment for a cozy dinner night in. The 2/3 bedroom apartment was fantastic - very spacious, and it even had salt and pepper and a coffee pod machine. The next morning we took a 2-minute walk to the Civic Centre for a great breakfast and a shopping spree! This is our second time staying here for a girls night - we love it!"

Deco Hotel

8/10 Good

"We'd be happy to have stayed there for a week (we had a 3 night stay). The amenities and features of the one bedroom apartment met all needs. The washing machine and condensing dryer just what we needed. The outlook of our 6th floor room was very pleasant, so it may pay if it is important to check when booking what aspect and views a room has. There were some signs of minor wear and tear, but not of any consequence or to detract from the rooms. The touch controlled lighting had our interest, but some times seemed to be inconsistent to our touch. OTOH the electrically open/close curtains were appreciated given the height and weight if they were manual. The patio setting was convenient and of an adequate area, unlike others elsewhere. There was a surplus of power points and USB charging outlets, compared to many other places we have stayed at recently. A tip for travellers to Canberra is although Deco has undercover parking available, the cities attractions are accessible without a car. There is a light rail stop nearby, and access to the bus service. Some planning required and expect to walk 100-500m. We ate at the restaurant on 2 nights and were very pleased with the food. The menu choices covered most needs. There are specials which differ according to the day of the week. Generous in portion from our observations of other house guests and well priced. The front desk staff and all were easy to talk to and left a good impression."