Belair National Park

Absolutely loved it here, staff & the manager was brilliant.
We have been coming here for quite some time, & still love it,

Great and relaxing place for your family and you can also go next door to Belair national Park. The actual holiday park has the best cabins, pool and amenities and things to do for kids.

Lovely, very well run caravan park in great location. We stayed for two weeks and we usually don’t even like caravan parks! Right next to dog friendly (!) Belair National Park with its many different walks and less than half an hour to Adelaide CBD, meaning you have so many options. Facilities are really well kept, the sites are good with ground sheets. Plus the people who run it are so nice and easygoing. Lovely little touches in the common areas like a bathtub and a tv room. We will be back!

Love this park as it feels like you are so far away from it all. Been here 5 times now and will definitely keep returning. Generous caravan sites and fire pits available during the colder months. Plenty of wildlife around

Lovely park amongst a beautiful natural setting. Best showers on my month long trip so far. Staff are very helpful and friendly.
Some coarser gravel/stones would help as the silicon sandy gravel is a pain when it rains.

The customer service here is second to none and the facilities are fantastic! Access to the national park with beautiful bushwalks and hikes. They've been working so hard on this place, it's so impressive. I had a few difficulties during my stay and they bent over backwards to help out. One of the best in Australia!

Beautiful relaxing environment, clean bbq's, only $70 to hire a tennis court for the day, great place to unwind and enjoy the outdoors with your friends and family

Gosh wonderful. We had no idea this was anywhere near Adelaide! What a super park, lovely landscape, warm welcome and actually priced like we can afford it. We are perfectly content. Also, usable WiFi is handy.

I love coming here. It is such a peaceful place so close to the city. The family who manage the caravan park are really nice and welcoming. Facilities are great and comprehensive.

Love this place. Stayed at Eco Tent and it was very comfortable. Full amenities provided including Airconditioning, electric bedding, bbq with tongs, utensils and cleaning up stuffs, kettle, microwave and toaster. Favourite part is the deck where we just sat down on the chairs and enjoyed the beautiful view. Some ducks and birds came to visit us as well.

We can't speak highly enough about this park and it's staff and Managers. We are awaiting repairs to our caravan and in a cabin, very comfortable and clean. Grounds are always tidy and amenities are much better than a lot of caravan parks we have stayed in over our 8 years of travelling around Australia.
Kangaroos, Koalas, Possums come to greet you, even in Winter, it's worth the drive and staying.

Great long weekend spent here. Clean amenities. Friendly owners. Spotless barbies. Plenty of great bushwalks. Lots of wildlife and yet so very near civilisation.
Highly recommend.

My husband & I stayed 2 nights over the long weekend in a Glamping Tent. It was fantastic!
It was more like a cabin. 3 sides covered in mini orb with large glass sliding windows.
Power, reverse cycle air conditioning & ensuite!
Deck, Weber bbq & fire pit.
Beautiful surroundings & Belair National Park outside your door to explore, walk, bike riding, tennis etc.
Staff very friendly & accommodating.
Will definitely go back

BBQ area was well set up for use. Be aware they are a rubbish free park so you need to bring your own rubbish bags.

Nice place for a quiet relaxed weekend in Belair National Park. Friendly staff. With just a few minor maintenance issues being fixed I would rate the experience 5 stars

Upped my rating after speaking to owner who really cares about the park.

Park was a little crowded and loud at nights and some residents not following covid restrictions.
But overall very nice park.

We did not have a good experience here. It started with a staff member verbally abusing us for where we parked to check in, because it made it hard for her to get her car out. Admittedly it wasn't the best parking, but we did not see where else we could have gone as the driveway was very narrow. We thought she overreacted a little.

On our first night (we stayed two), a large group in two motorhomes rocked up at midnight and spent quite a while getting organised very loudly, slamming car doors, talking etc. We would expect this to happen in an unmanaged campground, but not a caravan park. But there was no gate or anything so I guess anyone could come in at any time. The group spent the next two days singing and playing guitar, which was a little annoying. The next night they were again noisy until well after 10pm but management was nowhere to be seen.

The caravan park has one amenities block which seemed in need of a good spring clean and seemed insufficient for the amount of people that were there. It appeared grubby and was smelly. We didn't see any cleaning being done while we were there. Instead, there were signs all around the amenities telling guests to alert management if anything required attention because "if they don't know about it, they can't fix it". I would suggest they could do regular checks instead of relying on their guests to tell them when to clean.

The laundry was another let down. We paid $5 for a small load, the most we have paid in any caravan park, and our clothes came out so full of lint we might as well not have washed them.

We didn't use the camp kitchen or activity room because they were very busy and it was a very small area. While there were signs advising people of number limitations, these were not followed, which is not a surprise when people rely on these facilities in a busy park and there are only supposed to be two people in the kitchen at a time. We didn't see these facilities being cleaned either.

The caravan park is dog friendly; we have stayed in dog friendly caravan parks before, however, we have never heard so much barking. It sometimes seemed dogs were outnumbering people, and they often were not on leads.
There were also a lot of screaming and crying young children/ infants. Definitely not a quiet relaxing place like some reviews suggest, not when we were there anyway.

I gave two stars because it could have been worse. It wasn't great but it wasn't absolutely horrible either. Some of the issues might go back to it being a busy period, but it definitely wasn't managed very well. Caravan parks are happy to charge considerably more during peak seasons, so they should also be willing to commit more resources. We didn't see any staff around the park the entire time we were there, apart from at the reception.
I would definitely not stay there again and we were glad to leave.

Very clean and well maintained park. There was a koala in the tree and kangaroos in the nearby field. My kuds also enjoyed the pool. Will definitely stay here again.

Plenty of wildlife large open areas good clean amenities, all levels of activities from gentle walk's to full cardio exercise. Clean Barbies seating and some food available but a picnic among the gum trees is the way to go.

This a a great place spent 3 nights in an eco tent (aircon weber q comfortable bed) Pet friendly.which is fantastic and everyone when we were there did the right thing dogs always on leads etc. Very quiet at night. This park is very open and natural it is like being in the bush but with all the amenities and 13k from town. So relaxing, nothing better than sitting on the deck having a wine and chilling.
Everything was lovely and clean. Cannot complain about anything.