Wonboyn Cabins & Caravan Park Cancellation Policy
Deposits
A deposit is required for all reservations. A deposit equal to 50%of the total accommodation cost must be paid. Reservations will not be guaranteed without a deposit. We accept Visa, AMEX, MasterCard and direct deposit.
Final payment dates for bookings vary by season:
Payment Options
Credit Card: We accept credit cards for both online and phone bookings.
Please note that payments made via card attract a card surcharge.
All Cards 1.3%
Direct Deposit: If paying via direct deposit the funds must clear in our account prior to the final payment date.
Cancellation / Refunds
If you cancel your booking within the cancellation period below, the following fees will be charged depending on the season.
For bookings made:
Some other things that you need to know if you choose to cancel your booking are:
What if Wonboyn Cabins & Caravan Park has to cancel your booking?
Should WCCP need to cancel a reservation due to circumstances out of our control (such as flooding, earthquake, fire or pandemics) guests will be notified and offered a refund of monies paid or credit to be held for a future date.
General Terms
Wonboyn Cabins & Caravan Park do not accept bookings from persons under the age of 18 years of age. All guests under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult such as a parent or guardian. We reserve the right to cancel any reservation where this condition is not met.
Sale, Promotional and Event Tariffs
Any accommodation or site booking made on a sale, promotional or event tariff is made under special conditions that differ from standard tariffs. These are agreed to at the time of booking.
Deposits
If someone makes a booking, the accommodation they have booked becomes unavailable to anyone else who might want it, and any enquiries are turned away. If the customer who booked doesn't turn up, or decides to cancel, the business owner loses income. The shorter the notice of cancellation and the busier the period, the more probable and the more substantial the loss of income will be. The business therefore minimizes its potential loss by requesting a deposit to cover a percentage of the booked period. The taking of deposits to protect the business owner is standard accommodation industry practice worldwide.
Some businesses, including ours, will return a fair percentage of the deposit in the event of a cancellation, depending on when both the booking and cancellation were made.
When a cancellation is made governs the likelihood of someone else booking the accommodation, and this in turn governs the amount of the refund. If the cancellation period is a fortnight or less, there is no refund. This is because a rebooking at an establishment of this nature becomes unlikely at such short notice: Most people seeking a booking have by then already sought alternatives, and not many people plan their holidays only two weeks in advance.
There is no obligation for the business owner to refund any or all of a deposit.