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Flood refuge reborn as Evans Head holiday hotspot

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  • A flood refuge site in Evans Head has been transformed into a holiday destination. Reflections Holidays has opened six tiny homes and 20 powered sites at The Terrace on Oak Lane, investing $2.5 million.
  • The site was used as emergency housing after the 2022 floods. Minister Janelle Saffin praised the transition, highlighting its support for local businesses and tourism.
  • Reflections CEO Nick Baker noted the park's popularity and the demand for both tiny homes and camping sites.
Flood refuge reborn as Evans Head holiday hotspot
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