A row of houses right on the beach
Photograph: Supplied | Discover Parks Adelaide Beachfront
Photograph: Supplied | Discover Parks Adelaide Beachfront

The 5 best caravan parks in Adelaide

Take the time to tick off some must-dos around the city, all while staying close to the action

Olivia Hart
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For a fuss-free holiday, nothing beats hitting the road in a caravan. Forget about early check-outs and heavy luggage when you can whiz around a city at your own speed. Take some time off and head to the culturally vibrant city of Adelaide where there’s a wine barrel full of fun waiting. 

Beyond its world-famous wine regions, Adelaide boasts unforgettable stretches of coastline and one of the largest undercover markets in the Southern Hemisphere. Along the way, make a few pit stops at the city’s top caravan parks, where you'll find everything you need and more – enough to make you want to stay an extra day or two.

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The best caravan parks in Adelaide

Big4 West Beach

Nab a spot by the pool and soak up some rays at this family-friendly caravan park, located right on the shores of West Beach. It’s a dream come true for the whole family with mini golf, a giant jumping pillow, outdoor movie nights under the stars, a swimming pool and a water playground with a splash zone that you won’t be able to tear the kids away from. Once you’ve tired the little ones out, retreat to one of the eco tents, beach houses or self-catering cabins for those on a budget. Whatever you pick, they’re all cosy places to rest your head and wake up to the sound of lapping waves.

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Marion Holiday Park

For those seeking a little bit of luxury, don’t look past this popular resort-style holiday park in Bedford Park. Ideal for couples or families with little ones in tow, you can spend your days swimming laps in the 45-metre lagoon pool or working up a sweat on the indoor tennis court. Need the kids to burn off some energy? Let them loose at the waterpark, jumping pillow or playground. Later, slide into a booth at the outdoor beer garden and cinema, where you can refuel with dinner and drinks, while the kids watch the latest movie release or sports game on the big screen. It isn’t a trip to Adelaide without stopping at one of the many wine regions, and luckily, here you have the Adelaide Hills and Southern Vale wineries right on your doorstep.

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Levi Adelaide Holiday Park

For those looking to explore more of Adelaide’s CBD, this tranquil holiday park is just a short drive from everything you’ll want to see. Start your mornings with a stroll through the nearby Southern Phoenix Reserve gardens or with a quick dip in the pool, before setting out on a jam-packed day. There are plenty of fun attractions nearby, including Adelaide Zoo, the Botanic Gardens and the Art Gallery of South Australia – all of which you can reach in less than 15 minutes by car. After a long day of exploring, retreat to your cosy accommodation, with options like riverside villas, cabins, caravan spots and heritage apartments. You can even pitch a tent on the bank of the River Torrens.

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Discovery Parks Adelaide Beachfront

Tucked away in Semaphore with beachfront views, this idyllic spot makes for an excellent base to explore the local area, swim in the calm waters or bake in the summer sun. When hunger strikes, mosey over to the drive-through sausage sizzle which pops up every Friday lunch at reception. Or, hit the road and head out to the Barossa Valley for a day trip where you can sample local drops over a decadent cheese platter. Kids can explore the park on a pedal kart, which is available to hire, or have a go at one of the many giant-sized games around the grounds, including throwbacks like Connect Four. Caravans are welcome and facilities include laundry, swimming pools and cooking amenities are excellent. There are also cabins to stay in if you prefer four solid walls.

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Brighton Beachfront Holiday Park

As the name suggests, this epic holiday park is just a stone's throw away from beach. Situated on the crystal clear waters of Gulf St Vincent and a just short drive to Adelaide’s CBD, this slice of paradise is kitted out with everything you could need for a short stay. With self-contained cabins, a fully equipped camp kitchen and barbecue facilities, you won’t have any reason to leave. But if you do, be sure to bring your walking shoes and explore the many coastal reserve trails, including the trek to the historic Glenelg, home to Adelaide’s most popular beach.

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