Adelaide is brimming with music, entertainment and activities. In the heart of Adelaide, sample the world-famous wine regions just minutes from the city or indulge in award-winning restaurants. Join the crowd or spend the night enjoying Adelaide sights and a vibrant restaurant and bar scene at immersive festivals and activities.
Adelaide is home to some of the most notable wine regions in Australia.
You will be 1.8 km (1.1 mi) from Semaphore Jetty and 3.3 km (2.1 mi) from the South Australian Maritime Museum at Discovery Parks-Adelaide Beachfront. This beach campground includes 2 outdoor swimming pools, an in-room kitchenette, and free WiFi.
For decades, the stunning seaside suburb of Semaphore has been a much-loved South Aussie beach getaway. Today, at Discovery Parks, Adelaide Beachfront, where the beach is just beyond your caravan, you can see why.
A quick drive from the naval, railway, and aviation museums, contemporary cafes, and quirky boutiques, the holiday park is built. Taking a day trip or two when you’re not eating nearby fish and chips, creating sandcastles, or tossing a line off the jetty. At Adelaide Zoo, meet the Giant Pandas, travel further afield to see whales at Victor Harbor, or head to historic Hahndorf’s hills.
In all 49 rooms, you can enjoy LCD TVs and coffee/tea makers. With kitchenettes that come fitted with fridges and microwaves, in-room dining is comfortable. Free WiFi in public places, a gaming room, and a greenhouse are available at this pet-friendly campground. Laundry services, barbecue grills, and a picnic area are other features. There is also the option of self-parking for free. Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Adelaide Entertainment Centre are within 30 minutes’ drive of this 4-star Semaphore Park campground.
Required a restful holiday? Want to get the best out of your weekend? Come to Hahndorf, a picturesque location. The award-winning Hahndorf Resort provides new luxury housing styles, expansive aesthetic caravans, campsites, a range of on-site events, a new Bistro, and service and exhibition locations state-of-the-art Adelaide Hills Convention Centre.
At Hahndorf Spa, a family-friendly stay in Adelaide awaits you. You will be 2.5 km (1.5 mi) from Yantaringa Reserve, while Mylor Conservation Park is 4.3 km (2.6 mi ) away. Highlights include a restaurant, an enclosed swimming pool, and a bar/lounge at this campground.
You will enjoy interactive LED TVs, and all 46 rooms feature free WiFi, hairdryers, and ironing boards. To better your stay, premium bedding and complimentary toiletries are the right touches. Fish and chips are served in the restaurant, Three Gums Bistro, accessible for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Enjoy the outdoor seasonal swimming pool with mini-golf access and a playground. Also, free WiFi in public places, a conference center, and a coffee shop / café are open. Englebrook Reserve and Mount George Conservation Park have sights within a 10-minute drive of this 4.5-star Hahndorf campground.
Located only 4 km (10 minutes) from the heart of the capital, Levi Park is one of Adelaide’s finest holiday parks. It offers visitors the ideal base for exploring Adelaide and its nearby attractions.
Nestled on the Torrens River and Adelaide Linear Park banks, this peaceful leafy park provides the absolute best in Holiday Park accommodation, including historic Vale House’s exclusive Heritage Flats, spacious cabins for Riverside Villa and Riverside, and well-maintained caravans and campsites. It is the consistency and cleanliness that you are going to love. Also described as a very peaceful country that feels so close to the capital, Levi Park.
Excellent public transit from the park to the village, or take a quick 15-minute walk along the river to the great and high-speed O’Bahn bus, either to the main shopping center or to the town where you can shop before you drop off. Museums, art galleries, and hospitals are also similar to them.
Beautiful gardens and trees have summer shade, and you can enjoy biking or cycling along the river’s paths. Maybe you can also find a Koala. From Levi Park to the hills or to the town, passing the Zoo, Botanical Gardens, and many famous and pleasant landmarks, you can follow the river road.
You will find the workers very polite and pleasant and provide the absolute most adequate support. Designed day tours and pick up times throughout the park. They have a welcoming pack with valuable details upon arrival to ensure you enjoy your stay.
You’ll be within a 15-minute walk of Port Willunga Beach at Big4 Port Willunga Tourist Park, though Aldinga Beach is 4.2 km (2.6 mi). Private self-parking, in-room kitchenettes, and free WiFi are highlights at this campground.
In October 2016, Dan Orken bought the park. He was committed to preserving and developing the BIG4 Port Willunga Tourist Park for returning visitors and new tourists. He has named managers and workers to take care of all park problems, and the welcoming staff will aim to make your stay a great one. This is an excellent spot for anyone to take a break in this beautiful area of the Fleurieu Peninsula for many years.
The entrance to the Fleurieu Peninsula is the BIG4 Port Willunga Tourist Park. There’s plenty for everybody here, whether you’re a keen fisherman or golfer, an enthusiastic foodie, a nature enthusiast, a beachgoer, or an avid explorer. To make your break away a genuinely memorable one, ask us how to best appreciate local attractions.
You can enjoy ironing boards, which are included in all 22 accommodations. On request, housekeeping is available. Free WiFi in public areas, barbecue grills, and a picnic area are available at this campground. Also, you’ll find an outdoor-indoor swimming pool. Sights like Moana Sands Conservation Park and Moana Beach are within a 10-minute drive of this Aldinga campground.
The perfect location for tourists to discover this magnificent city is the BIG4 Adelaide Caravan Park. The park is situated a short walk across the surrounding gardens to the CBD, Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Zoo, and other main Adelaide attractions, with various markets, activities, and concerts running year-round.
An outdoor swimming pool, free self-parking, and in-room kitchenettes are highlights at this campground. You can enjoy WiFi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffee making facilities in all 44 rooms. Refrigerators and stove tops come with kitchenettes, making cooking in the space comfortable. Soaking tubs and complimentary toiletries have the right touches.
Free WiFi in public places, a greenhouse, and barbecue grills are available at this campground. Laundry services and a picnic area are available for additional amenities. The ease of RV / bus/truck parking still occurs. The University of Adelaide and Adelaide Oval are locations within 30 minutes’ walk of this 3-star Hackney campground.
Located right on the beach in Kingston Park (Tulukutangga), in an amphitheater environment overlooking the sparkling waters of Gulf St Vincent, the Adelaide caravan park with its central position makes it the ideal place to kick back, relax and simply soak up the unique beachfront position, or the perfect base to discover everything Adelaide has to offer.
From 2 bedroom Oceanview & Waterview Villas, all with clear ocean views, to open-plan cabins, the beachside caravan park provides various accommodation choices for Adelaide. There is also a myriad of places for caravans and tents to accommodate all sorts of tourists. With a fully equipped kitchen, nice BBQ areas, clean amenity blocks, and clean bathrooms, this is the one of the best Adelaide caravan park for your relaxing family holiday. From either of the cabins or places, you can even experience the ocean breeze!
This reserve also contains the Tjilbruke Monument & Overlook, which marks the beginning of the Dreamtime Trail. Enjoy the spectacular surroundings, take a swim in the ocean, stroll along the beach, and walk the many paths of the coastal reserve surrounding our property while admiring the native flora and fauna. For a shopping venue, ride the coastal walking track to historic Glenelg, the birthplace of South Australia, or visit the Seacliff Surf Club or Seacliff Beach Hotel for a tasty dinner. Brighton Jetty is a leisurely two-kilometer stroll away.
The beach is sandy and offers hours of fun north of Adelaide caravan park, while the coast to the south is rugged and suitable for fishing and snorkeling. Children spend hours playing and discovering several crustaceans and small fish in the various rock pools. Whiting, garfish, Tommy ruffs, mullet, and flathead are among the fishing catches. In the summer months, raking for blue crabs is a common pastime. Other modern and impressive amenities are available; go-karts, SUP (Stand up Paddle Boarding), tennis (have a tennis game on the courts in the neighboring reserve), or just make new friends around the BBQ.
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