Belair National Park

Well maintained, fun for the adults and children a like. Lots of different walking trails for all ages and activities. The adventure playground keeps the kids occupied for ever. State nursery is great. Well stocked with knowledgeable staff

Wonderful place for bushwalks.
The flora native nursery has a great selection of Australian natives plants.
You may have to pay $10 to get past the first parking area if the boom gate is down, but wonderful place for bbq's, parties etc.

Great place the people are really helpful and the pool is amazing. It's very dry up there at the moment but the park is like a little oasis. The room layouts are not as they are on the internet so just be aware, they were very helpful and we had no complaints at all.

I’ve always loved the Belair National Park. The lake & wildlife is fantastic & the various trails are marked clearly.
A great thing about Belair National Park is that you can bring your dog here!

Large park with a number of walks ranging from novice to expert. Walking tracks provide a good tour of what the park has to offer, and are all in a loop that allow you to return to your origin. There is a fee for most car parks on entrance, however, if you are lucky (and willing to walk a bit more) you can find a free parking space a bit further out from the designated car parks to save the entrance cost. Abundance of wildlife, almost guaranteed to see at least one koala.

Girlfriend and I had a wonderful time here as there's plenty of space and some lovely scenery, we would definitely come back.

Brilliant place to come and recreate only about twenty minutes from the city - playgrounds, barbeque spots, green grass for football or cricket, tennks courts.and thats not to mention the ample supply of koalas and kangaroos and birds you get to see (if you look carefully!). I’ve even spotted the odd emu early morning some times

Plenty of outdoor places, spaces, and facilities. Tennis, basketball, hiking, grass, trees, walking trails, BBQs, a lake, waterfalls, wedding venues. Nature, birds, koalas, kangaroos. Plenty of animals and nature to be had.

Great location with many trails, poor signage on trails, managed to walk our dog through an area that had 1080 bait but no signage indicating this, free parking is limited as well but great trials and walks

Whatever level of walk, hike or mountain bike you are in the mood for, there's a path that you will enjoy. Brilliantly maintained and well marked, this park's trails are a great place to go and enjoy the natural scenery.

You wouldn't believe you're on the outskirts of the city. A beautiful oasis perfect for a nice stroll and unwinding.

This place is a breath of fresh air and I can't get enough of the view from the hill top. I frequent this place to get a break from my daily routine and just live and breathe out here watching nature and its bountiful surroundings.

Great place to walk dog play friendly basketball or tennis game. Have Bbq or picnic with family or friends. Go for a bike ride walk or hike. But be aware the walking trails do not allow bikes and due to number of wildlife dogs must be on leads. And remember take your rubbish home.

I can only highly recommend this place. Either your destination is Adelaide or you just want to stay safe for low price, definitely come here. 20$/powered tent site, very helpful and friendly lady in the office. Thank you again for a pleasant stay.
God bless ;)

Wonderful place for kids parties, hiking, walking or a barbecue. Well maintained large area with lots of picnic grounds and ovals. Free entry for walkers and cheap cost per car.

A really beautiful place to go for a walk.
There are hours of walking tracks and points of interests to see.
The seasons often bring a different experience at Belair, so no matter what time you visit you're bound to have a good time.
Plenty of wildlife can be found here too. We have seen kangaroos, koalas, emus and plenty of birds. Its amazing to see these creatures in such a pristine location.

Do note, there are no bins in the park so please bring a plastic bag to put your rubbish in. And make sure to bring lots of water as the park is quite large and you could be far from a water source for some time.

Perfect place for an afternoon walk with the stroller or dog. Lots of trails. Gates open late, lots of kangaroos in the evening.
Great playground and many bbq picnic areas.

Great place to sped the day. High chance of seeing native animals. Lots of tracks to hike. Check out the waterfall in spring and February is blackberry season with ripe berries along the tracks for snacking.

The park is huge and has some birds on the lake area. We were there without a car, so it was a tough trip for us, especially when our son's pram broken. The park has many quite wild areas, so I would not recommend the walking with very young children. What I liked most is the playground area with barbecue and lots of people.

Gorgeous nature walks ranging from an easy 20 minutes or 3 hours following designated paths or take your tennis gear for use one of the 50 tennis courts. Playgrounds, BBQ facilities, toilets, and car parking all easily accessible from the road. A bucket list must!