Best Mountain Camping In Adelaide Near Me

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Situated in the beautiful Belair National Park this holiday park is made for those looking to surround themselves in the gorgeous wilderness of South Australia.


Ideal for families, couple getaways and nature lovers; we’ve designed this accomodation to truly allow you to be one with nature. With cabins, glamping, tents, cottages and spaces for camping there is an accomodation option for everyone.


We accommodate international travels from all over the world as well as cater for locals looking for a great destination for their weekend escape.


Belair National Park Holiday Park is a family owned and run holiday park, where the owners live on site and have a true passion for their park, Adelaide and South Australia’s wonderful outdoors.

Belair National Park was proclaimed as the first national park in South Australia, second in Australia and eighth in the world! It is the ideal base for those wanting to escape to nature and is the perfect base to explore Adelaide and it’s regions. We are near a collection of fantastic eateries and attractions, whilst also being close to supermarkets, shops and other essentials. Located with easy access to public transport to get to CBD by train or bus this is a great gateway to the city. It is the ideal base for those wanting to escape to nature or explore Adelaide and it’s regions.


Belair National Park is a beautiful bushland only 11km from Adelaide CBD. This woodland has lakes to explore, amazing hikes, wonderful walks, biking trails, waterfall lookouts and more.


With an abundance of wild Australian animals such as cuddly koalas, wandering emus, beautiful kangaroos, playful rainbow lorikeets and more; there is always an animal to spot!

Guests can traverse the many walking trails located in the National Park, enjoy the many bike trails, explore the greater Adelaide and it’s surroundings, relax by our pool, enjoy picnics in the park, play in the playground, cook up a great meal at the free gas BBQ’s, and explore the amazing Belair National Park.

Belair National Park Holiday Park has a range of accommodation options to suit any traveller looking to stay.

We have a range of cabins available (some of which are pet friendly), glamping tents or cottages. You may prefer to bring your own tent or caravan and stay on one of our sixty large private shady sites set amongst the Belair National Park Holiday Park.

The Belair National Park Holiday Park is perfectly located for nature lovers. Explore the Adelaide Hills, Barossa region and the Fleurieu Peninsula. South Australia is a perfect state to adventure and this Holiday Park is your gateway to explore it! With plenty of walking trails and a huge variety of bike tracks it has everything for any lover of the outdoors.


Belair National Park has some incredible bike tracks ranging in difficulty from easy to more challenging tracks for the more adventurous. With the most beautiful views, an abundance of wildlife and the well designed courses makes this place truly a great experience for bikers. There are enough tracks to easily spend a week here with a different track to keep you challenged every day! We are also a central hub to countless well known tracks in the Adelaide Hills. Check out Adelaide MTB Trails

There are many defined and marked walking/hiking trails that provide opportunities to explore the park’s wonderful flora and fauna. The Wood Duck Walk is a simple 15 minute loop around Playford Lake suitable for less mobile patrons and provides on-site information about the sites common water birds. The Waterfall Hike is an example of a more demanding trail being 6.5 km (approx three hours). Go echidna spotting or find a bandicoot; there is always something different to see. Dawn or dusk walks bring a beautiful perspective into natures playground.

The Avenza app has bike and walking trails of Belair National Park available for you to easily navigate the park. Open the Avenza App & click shopping icon, click “find” and type “Belair National Park Holiday Park”, click and install. You can now view the map without an internet connection.

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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.

4worldlovers: Take a bushwalk through the steep gullies in the picturesque Adelaide Hills to discover the history of Horsnell Gully and Giles Conservation Parks. Both the Heysen and Yurrebilla trails wind their way through these parks, offering stunning views of the surrounding region.

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