Best Camping To Live All Year In Adelaide Near Me

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Just 2km from the Adelaide CBD sits a hidden gem, Adelaide Caravan Park.

Surrounded by nature and the sounds of animals from Adelaide Zoo, Adelaide Caravan Park is the perfect place to base yourself and enjoy all the wonders the city and surrounds has to offer. Whether it is a stroll through the Botanic Gardens, visiting the animals at Adelaide Zoo, a spot of shopping in Rundle Mall, or heading to the spectacular Adelaide Hills and beyond, we have accommodations to suit every occasion.

We also offer free parking, a camp kitchen, laundry, amenities, and an outdoor pool.

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Adelaide’s Brownhill Creek Caravan and Holiday Park is just 7 kms from Adelaide CBD and Beaches, with easy access from the South Eastern Freeway, in the leafy eastern suburbs of Mitcham, situated in the Brownhill Creek State Recreation Park.

Our Adelaide Holiday Park Accommodation is the ideal place to relax and unwind in tranquil surroundings. Enjoy the convenience of being 5 minutes from the Cafe’s & Bistro’s of Norwood and Unley.


Our Caravan Park is also perfectly located for easy access to Adelaide city. 10 minutes from the High Fashion and Cafe’s Precinct at Hyde Park, 15 minutes to city and beaches, 15 minutes to the Adelaide Hills, 60 minutes to Barossa Valley, 35 minutes to Fleurieu Peninsula.

Experience Adelaide’s famous wine regions by booking a Barossa or McLaren Vale Winery Tour. Ideally located to CBD, Wakefield Hospital, Royal Adelaide Hospital with Direct Bus Routes to City just 7kms.

Our cabin was clean, everything was easy even with 4 people including a 4 & 7 yr old. Our shower was hot, our bed was comfortable, TV wasn’t a little box you would struggle to see and I could cook anything as i normally would at home with all the amenities. Beautifully presented park, lovely wildlife and scenery. Al the alpaca was a hit with our kids. Easy to enter after hours and clear instructions. Extremely Friendly & polite Service from all the staff we encountered. A big credit to all staff and the owners on a lovely, friendly, comfortably and affordable park. 10/10. We have definitely found our new place to stay when we come to Adelaide.


So close to the city but a true gem in a fantastic setting. Some cabins have a spacious deck to capture pretty views of the trees lining the creek.. great for breakfast or morning coffee. Good ensuites and everything you need ; the parks for Van’s nearby and are lawned. A lovely pool makes for a great stay for school hols or whenever. Nicely run.

Great location, with bushwalks and bike trails at your doorstep. Caravan sites are easy to access and the amenities were spotlessly clean and although adequate but could do with an upgrade. Lighting in the middle camp kitchen also needs an upgrade. The Manager and staff very friendly and helpful. We loved the wildlife on our doorstep.

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Discover our family friendly beachfront caravan park in Adelaide with everything you need for an unforgettable holiday. We cater to travellers who value comfort, cleanliness and value for money, in a sparkling beachside location yet close to the action of Adelaide city. Your options for holiday and caravan park accommodation include cabins, caravan and tent sites to suit families, couples, groups and independent travellers.


Choose from a range of fully equipped, self-contained cabin accommodation, some with direct ocean views and spa bath. If caravanning or camping is your thing, we’re sure to have the perfect powered site or camping site to suit. Make use of our facilities including fully equipped camp kitchen, modern BBQ areas, free wifi, clean amenity blocks and special access bathroom. Enjoy the ocean breezes and beautiful sunsets. Pet friendly accommodation is also available.

4worldlovers: Stay 3 nights or more in a Seadragon Shack and save 30% ( Sunday - Thursday Nights)

Plan your winter escape and stay in comfort at The Retreat at West Beach Parks

Stay 3 Nights or more and Save 15% off the nightly rate on either our grassed or slab caravan sites.

Stay 3 or more nights in a 3 Bedroom Sundowner Shack and save 30% (Sunday- Thursday Nights)

Stay 3 Nights or more in a Freddie the Flying Fish Cabin and Save 30% ( Sunday- Thursday Nights)

West Beach Parks is home to some of the best public golf facilities in South Australia, with immaculate greens and a picturesque natural environment, complimented by a range of facilities.

Stay up to date with what we are doing at West Beach Parks to help make your visit more memorable.

BIG4 West Beach Parks' Clementine the Clam is counting down the days until Christmas, and The National Pharmacies National Pharmacies Christmas Pageant is taking place next Saturday to keep the excitement going. If you're looking for something to do with the family this weekend, you're in luck! Visit https://christmaspageant.com.au/pageant-day for more information.

There are no ifs or putts about it - it's a beautiful day for a game of golf! Swing into the weekend at the Driving Range at West Beach Parks Golf and enjoy the ultimate outdoor experience with the Trackman Range, the only type of virtual golf experience in Australia that features golf ball tracking solutions and a touchscreen. Visit the website for more information https://bit.ly/463T5Mc, and make sure you follow our Golf social channels on Facebook and Instagram to keep up-to-date.

It's time to C E L E B R A T E! We won, woohoo!!! We are immensely proud that BIG4 West Beach Parks received the South Australian Tourism Award for Best Caravan and Holiday Park. The team was excited to dress up and accept the award on behalf of all our staff - each one integral to providing exceptional customer experiences for all our guests. The awards were held last night at the Adelaide Convention Centre and suffice to say, we celebrated well into the night!

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From beach stays to adventure & sport, West Beach Parks offers something for everyone. Explore our map of the precinct and surrounds.

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We have picked the brains of our park rangers to find out what they would recommend you see and do whilst visiting this park.


Visit Cleland during winter and spring to experience the creeks and waterfalls that exist in the park at their best.


Challenge yourself on one of South Australia’s most popular walking trails — Waterfall Gully to Mt Lofty summit.


Admire the views of both Mount Lofty and Adelaide whilst walking and riding along numerous trails throughout the park.


Explore the network of mountain bike trails in the park. Popular trails include the Cleland Link Trail between Crafers and Chambers Gully, the Wine Shanty trail, the Chambers loop trail and the Adventure trail.


Admire the variety of fauna within the park. Birdlife such as superb blue wrens, grey fantails, white throated tree creepers and many different parrots live and fly through the park – you might even be lucky enough to see a wedge-tailed eagle! Different mammals are also found in the park – keep an eye out for sleepy koalas, western grey kangaroos, or little foragers like the echidna and endangered southern brown bandicoot.

Walks in the park range from easy walks to more challenging hikes like the Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Summit hike. While you’re bushwalking in the park, you’ll be rewarded with magnificent views of native woodlands and forests, perched swamps and waterfalls.

Discover the vegetation just below the Mt Lofty summit lookout. This short loop walk enables you to sit, relax and take in the view on the number of seats provided.

Named in honor of park benefactor, Mr Ludwig Reinwald Steub, this trail gently climbs through heathy forest woodland communities from the Cleland Wildlife Park to Mount Lofty Summit. The trail has been designed with gentle, low-gradient access making it possible for those with reduced mobility to reach the summit.

Walkers, runners, and cyclists are rewarded with wonderful views over the southern ridges of the park and out to the Adelaide plains.

Hike or ride on existing fire tracks and be introduced to some unique areas of Cleland National Park.

Starting from Measdays lookout, this trail follows the land contour gradually ending up in the creek line valley below. During the winter months you will be rewarded with the constant babble of a flowing creek.

The Pioneer Womens Trail honours the early Hahndorf settlers who supplied Adelaide with fresh produce at a time when most foodstuffs had to be imported into South Australia.

Commencing in the township of Verdun, the 26 km trail includes a 2 km section that passes through Cleland National Park. The trail follows back roads and bush tracks through the Adelaide Hills before joining the Old Bullock Track to descend to Beaumont House in Burnside. As it skirts the southern part of the Cleland National Park, this trail provides sweeping views of the natural bush.

A great alternative loop trail to Mt Lofty summit for those wanting to get away from the crowds. This trail passes through areas of rocky creek lines and tall stringybark forest.

It follows a walking trail and then a fire track before joining the Waterfall Gully to Mt Lofty Summit trail. This trail has natural rough surfaces and may be steep in parts.

Starting from Chambers Gully this loop trail climbs up a narrow trail from the gully and enters Cleland National Park just below Long Ridge Track. Once on the top follow the trail back down Bartril Spur. This trail has natural rough surfaces and may be steep in parts.

A shared use alternative to get from Waterfall Gully Road to Crafers. Travel through Chambers Gully and through Cleland National Park with an optional spur to the Mount Lofty Summit (via the Steub Trail, additional 2.6km).

Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Hike (2 hr 30 mins, 4.5 km one way)

Adelaide’s most popular hike. Walk or run the 7.5km return trail between Waterfall Gully and Mount Lofty Summit on a sealed but very steep trail featuring waterfalls and a range of diverse flora.

Prefer to get fit without an audience? Here are five alternative walks to Mount Lofty from Adelady

This challenging hike/​ride follows existing fire tracks through a variety of vegetation types of stringybark and blue gum woodlands.

It traverses through cool, moist gullies with unique scenic value. Be on the lookout for Black Cockatoos feeding on the Oyster Bay Pines.

This 4.5km trail traverses the Adelaide Mount Lofty Ranges and passes through parts of Cleland National Park.

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Set in beautiful natural bushland, Belair National Park is just 25 minutes from Adelaide city centre. It is the ideal place to get active in the great outdoors. There are woodlands and lakes to explore, walking and mountain biking trails to suit all levels of fitness, plus tennis courts and cricket pitches available for hire.