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Family Friendly Holidays with YHA
Here's just some of the reasons why YHA should be at the top of your list for your next family getaway:
- Location, location, location - YHA's are usually centrally located and have easy access to shops, beaches, cafes and attractions
- A variety of private room layouts (family rooms with double beds, bunks, combinations of both) that can be booked to work for any family
- High-quality shared guest kitchens with all the basics you need, and plenty of space to knock out a delicious budget family meal
- Practical laundry facilities - so you don't need to pack for every day of the week
- Outdoor areas, swimming pools and BBQs make for easy entertaining in a youthful environment
- Reliable high-speed wifi - if there's a little bit of work or even homeschooling that needs to happen, it can!
- Families travelling together - mention in your booking comments if you are travelling as multiple families together and we will try to locate your rooms appropriately
- Everyone's welcome at YHA - diversity is our middle name and learning to travel and travelling to learn is the core of who we are
Your safe stay is important to us please check our Covid-19 Safe Stay page for full details.
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City Stays
YHA makes staying in city locations affordable for families - with great facilities such as kitchens, outdoor areas and a youthful vibe, staying at the YHA means more money to spend on the experiences the city can offer.
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Melbourne & Victoria
With museums, zoos, gardens and galleries - Melbourne is a great place to entertain the kids. If your family is seeking some outdoor time the wonders of the Great Ocean Road road-trip awaits you.
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NSW
Sydney Harbour views on a family budget! All the best that NSW has to offer is waiting for you, city and country NSW get aways will keep the kids happy and busy on outdoor adventures.
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Queensland
The Great Barrier Reef, the Daintree Rainforest and the Far North - the Queensland coast has a holiday that will get every family member excited. Whether you hike, swim, sail or surf - this is a sure-fire way to create unforgettable family memories
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Rent-a-YHA
If you want privacy and lots of space on an affordable budget - consider booking the whole YHA to yourself for your next big family gathering, mothers group catchup or sports club getaway
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The Outback & WA
If it's time to get some space, take to the outback or even just finally to visit your friends and family in Perth.
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Country NSW & Canberra
From the beautiful quiet winter beaches to the high country of Canberra. There is a family get away, waiting for you in Country NSW & the ACT. Strap the push bikes onto the carrier and pack your hiking shoes.
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South Australia & Hobart
From Zoos and Museums to wine regions and Markets South Australia & Tasmania have something for all types of families. Now is the time to book your affordable family holiday.
Make Plans
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Best Family Getaways In Sydney On A Budget
There's never a dull moment in Sydney, the coastal city with something for everyone. Whether you're travelling with toddlers or teens, experience the excitement of the city without breaking the bank!
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Best Family Getaways In Brisbane On A Budget
Looking for things to do with the family this weekend? YHA has great value family friendly accommodation options close to the action, and the ultimate list of things to do with your family in Brissy.
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Best Family Getaways In Canberra On A Budget
You'll need a few days to explore Canberra with the family - there is so much to experience! Check out our guide.
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Best Family Getaways In Byron Bay On A Budget
Need some inspiration for your next weekender? YHA has fantastic family accommodation options in the heart of Byron Bay, plus heaps of great things to see and do for grown ups and little 'uns!
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Blue Mountains with the kids
Travel blogger Jade Johnston and her five-year-old Jacob reveal the best things to see and do in the Blue Mountains with the little ones in tow.
TRAVEL TO LEARN. LEARN TO TRAVEL
YHA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We acknowledge and pay our respects to Elders past, present, emerging and the extended Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island community.
