Belair National Park

One of my favourite places in Adelaide every visit surprises me, so many different walks and plenty of wildlife and birds, koalas kangaroos emus and kookaburra

A lot of fun, great playground, ice cream truck (get sherbet it's amazing) one little problem is that there's this one bit on the upper waterfall area that is so slippery i always fall over it's pretty funny but someone might fall off the cliff or something

Its a pity that the Park isn't Dog friendly. I'd rather go somewhere that is Dog friendly. My 2 Mini Schnauzers love going to their own Doggie Park near me. Please put a good walking track for us Dog owners to use.

Love this place visit all the time with kids biking walking investigating or just playing at the playground. Nursery has great native plant varieties in varying sizes.

Always beautiful, and relaxing. The Wood Duck Walk is a nice easy amble for the kids. If you want to avoid paying for entry to the park, you'll need to get there early for free parking. Otherwise you can park on nearby streets and take a short walk into the park.

Belair national Park just outside Adelaide's CBD has many hiking trails, public BBQ's and even has tennis courts. Its a great place to see native animals like koalas and kangaroos, highly recommend to spend the whole day here exploring the parks wonderful attractions.

I absolutely love this place, we were visiting from Sydney and this park was an amazing place to spent a day. We spot 15 koalas, several kangaroos and lots of birds. The facilities are really good. Highly recommended.

A National Park with so much to offer! With wildlife in abundance you can spot national treasures like kangaroos, emus and with a keen eye koalas. On one occasion I have even sighted deer whilst hiking up to the upper waterfall from old government house. Very popular with mountain bike riders and picnic enthusiasts alike. This park is gorgeous and I believe at its best in the winter months when waterfalls are gushing in all their glory!

Absolutely love this beautiful, peaceful place. Also the people who work/volunteer their time in the front office/info centre are very helpful & understanding people I got married in this wonderful area way back in 2001, the weather was perfect, the setting, the people who came, the whole day was awesome, pity we didn't last long wasn't meant to be!?

It's a lovely place to visit no matter what age you are. I was able to visit the Governor's summer house.
I like the native garden centre. Can get good advice on what plants to plant in your area.
Have had group picnic and was able to reserve a tennis court. This picnic was close to the children's playground.
There are free BBQ's in various locations.

Multiple walking loops and a bike loop. And then 3 hiking treks. Well designed and maintained trails, a small lake with wildlife and nice views. Good for short walks, or long hikes.

Such a beautiful place to stay with lovely people running it. We hosted our wedding and our guests' accomodation at the holiday park, and it was gorgeous!
So much cheaper than booking a pavillion at the National Park next door, and still such beautiful Autumnal scenery. Would definitely recommend here to either just stay, or host your wedding. I even had the ducks walk me to the 'isle' on the day. The facilities and accomodation are just wonderful! Thank you again! I have attached a couple of photos furing set up and 1 or 2 of the ceremony on the 'glade' just last week.

This is one of my favourite places in Adelaide. It's worth getting the annual pass for $90 because in about 9 visits it has paid for itself and you have contributed to the National Parks upkeep. Very clean barbecues and beautiful secluded places you can have picnics in

Well I like the peace and tranquility of this place. So I really should say Don't come then it will be invaded by too many humans. Hahaha But seriously It's the best Park!

Great place to stay with the national Park next door and close proximity to the town of Blackwood.

Good experience to stay at the caravan park on our last Summer break. The park is clean and staffs are friendly, welcoming as well. Closed to the Adelaide city and surrounding beaches or attraction places. Possums will be out in the evening around the sites. Will be back again.

I love checking out the trails here, there are lots of picnic areas here too and many a koala and kangaroo will be seen when we are wandering around, I think if you are taking a bike though it can be a slight let down because of inconsistent signage, not enough signs tell you where cyclists are meant to go and we found quite a few times we had ended up on tracks that were impossible to ride on (stairs and really narrow paths). Definitely take thicker clothes on some tracks as thorny bushes can hurt and don't wear your best clothes as it can get quite dusty in parts, Belair national Park can be quite wild in many places but that's also what can make it beautiful

Waren zu früh in Adelaide, wollten eigentlich den Campingplatz in der Altstadt am Fluss nehmen für 3 Nächte, der war allerdings erst ab den nächsten Tag verfügbar, haben ihn dann erstmal vor gebucht. Dieser hier war also nur ein Notfall. Was sollen wir sagen, alt aber: Knaller, sehr einfach gehalten, mitten in einem Eukalyptuswäldchen und das 10-15 Min.von der City entfernt, Natur pur.kein Glamping aber positiv überrascht.top, inklusive Strom 39€. Alles sauber

Beautiful large well kept park full of kangaroos, quite a few emus and regularly koalas make an appearance. There are multiple ovals, tennis courts, and a fantastic playground. Great hiking area, place to ride bikes or just find a quiet place to read a book among nature. Been a favourite place for our family for many years. Only main set back is the entrance fee if you drive in. You can still walk and ride bikes in for free nevertheless.

Always a lovely spot in all seasons. I love the walks and always fond of the ducks. Worth a visit. Meredith