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LIVING IN RESIDENTIAL PARKS Offering an appealing and affordable lifestyle option, with a sense of security and friendship! Living in a Park or Village is a lifestyle choice with many benefits, including location, affordability, friendships and a feeling of security. As one survey found. “The most common strength of caravan parks identified was the sense of community residents experienced.” Residential Parks and Villages are designed for 100% residential living options and some Caravan Parks also offer Residential living options. Exclusively Residential Parks/Villages will offer you the option to reside in a beautiful purpose built home while still enjoying the holiday lifestyle all year round. Residential Parks cater for long term living in modern two or three bedroom homes on easy to maintain sites. Brand new homes can be purchased for very reasonable prices with the land leased for a modest weekly rental that includes access to all facilities. Parks take pride in fostering a warm, friendly community atmosphere where residents can enjoy the benefits of having neighbours and park management nearby, while still living independently in their own home. This provides a great sense of security for residents and is a refreshing change from the impersonal life of the suburbs. Residents often feel it is safe to travel and leave the home, while at the park they have neighbours close by. Facilities often include swimming pools, attractive landscaping and a community hall. The community hall and other common areas allow residents to meet in a relaxed social environment. Some parks also have an organised social club offering a diverse range of activities for residents. Residential Park/Village living is a very affordable option for retirees. Many are realising that residing in a Residential Park/ Village is a sensible affordable alternative to high cost, high maintenance, isolated living in the old family home in the suburbs. Alternatively, if you are looking for a residential stay at a caravan park there are a diverse range of caravan parks in regional locations that offer a mix of tourist and residential accommodation. Residential living options will vary considerably in these mixed parks. Manufactured Homes Insurance Agency (MHIA) offer competitive premiums to people who reside within Residential home parks. They automatically include events like Accidental Damage and Mechanical and electrical burnout, while many insurers class these as additional options. MHIA also recognises that many people who reside in Residential Villages like to travel Australia and so they don’t penalise you for leaving your home for long periods of time. Check your insurance exclusions as many companies limit the length of time you can leave your home unattended. To find out more, call: 1800 67 67 00 Call or visit the Residential Parks who have advertised on these pages. See for yourself how good Residential Park living is! RESIDENTIAL PARK & TOURIST ACCOMMODATION • Self-owned cabins • Designated over 50’s area • Long term rental cabins • Tourist cabins & sites Peaceful bushland setting with lawned common areas and fauna park, only 30 minutes from Adelaide. Central to beaches, Southern Vales wineries and the Fleurieu Peninsula. Close to transport and shops. Live the relaxed lifestyle you deserve! Call 1300 435 094 waikerielifestylevillage.com.au WOODCROFT PARK 306 Bains Road, Woodcroft Ph: (08) 8325 1233 Fax: (08) 8325 2973 www.woodcroftpark.com.au Email: offi ce@woodcroftpark.com.au Your affordable over 50’s lifestyle choice! Are you looking for an exciting community that offers the holiday lifestyle year-round? Hillier Park (Gawler) and The Palms Residential Park (Virginia) are the ideal environments to inspire relaxed, friendly and affordable living for the over 50’s. Set amidst beautiful landscaping with a huge range of recreational facilities and activities that cater for all interests. You can choose between a range of exciting modern new homes or established homes to suit all tastes and budgets at both parks. Check out the outstanding new sub-division now available at Hillier Park 36 Hillier Road, Hillier, 5116 P: 8522 2511 www.hillierpark.com.au 61 Supple Rd, Waterloo Corner, 5110 P: 8380 9358 www.thepalmsresidentialpark.com.au 18
A fabulous lifestyle awaits, from only $225,000 Safe and secure community for over 50’s Built with excellence by Selecta Homes No entry or exit fees, No stamp duty 60+ allotments, 17 turn-key home options Brand new homes, with peace and tranquility 50 Andrews Road, Penfield 08 8255 2229 Visit www.ncrv.com.au 2020 Caravan & Camping Guide | www.sa-parks.com.au 19
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Page 3 and 4: CONTENTS Kangaroo Island Wilderness
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Page 7 and 8: 3 ADELAIDE - Brighton Caravan Park
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Page 11 and 12: CHECKLIST FOR A TROUBLE FREE HOLIDA
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Page 17: 20 GAWLER - Hillier Park Residentia
Page 21 and 22: 27 RIVERTON - Riverton Caravan Park
Page 23 and 24: 32 ELLISTON - Elliston Caravan Park
Page 25 and 26: FOOD, WINE & EATING OUT Adelaide Hi
Page 27 and 28: 46 MILANG - Milang Lakeside Caravan
Page 29 and 30: SOUTH AUSTRALIA WELCOMES RECREATION
Page 31 and 32: 61 COOBER PEDY - Opal Inn Caravan P
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Page 35 and 36: Let's go to KANGAROO ISLAND Red Ban
Page 37 and 38: the Flinders, Outback & Eyre region
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Page 41 and 42: Wilpena Pound Resort, Ikara-Flinder
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Page 45 and 46: 108 BLANCHETOWN - BIG4 Blanchetown
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Page 51 and 52: The perfect place to 'park' a while
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