Caravan and Camping Guide 2021

LET'S GO CARAVAN
& CAMPING IN SA
South Australia is a state of contrasts and surprises. There are 11
distinct regions to explore, encompassing everything from rugged
coasts to sandy swimming beaches, wine country, the mighty
Murray River and the awesome Outback.
Anyone with a passion for nature and wildlife is particularly well
catered for. The state features vast expanses of untouched
beaches and wilderness with some stunning national and
conservation parks along the way.
South Australia’s popularity as a travel destination also has a lot
to do with good living. Fresh, quality food, award winning wines,
vibrant arts festivals and major national and international
sporting events are part of the locals’ lifestyle.
Eat and drink your way around world famous wine regions
such as the Barossa and Clare Valley, visit Adelaide’s vibrant
Central Market or relax on one of the city’s many multicultural
café strips.
This guide contains information on each region, along with
extensive road maps, detailed caravan park facilities listings, and
some great articles on things to see and do around the state.
In current times, and with more travellers embarking on self-drive
holidays in Australia, it’s a good idea to plan ahead and book your
stay. Of course, if you get caught up in the ambience of your SA
holiday and don’t quite know where you may land for the night,
you can always ring ahead and see if the next park on your
journey has a cabin or site available.
Contact details and comprehensive information for each caravan
park appears in each region or, for a particular town, check the
alphabetical index on page 53. More information on parks is also
available at www.sa-parks.com.au
TRAVELLING WITH PETS & PET FRIENDLY CARAVAN PARKS
Look for the 'pet friendly park' symbol to know which caravan parks will welcome your pet
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PET FRIENDLY
PARK
Some important things to remember
when travelling with your pet:
• Always ring ahead to check your pet will be welcome. Caravan
parks that accept pets will have conditions, e.g. only certain
animals, or pets only during peak periods.
• Pets are generally accepted on sites and in your accommodation.
They will usually not be allowed in cabins or in amenities areas.
• Some caravan parks now offer pet friendly cabin accommodation.
Parks that offer this, will state this in their listing.
• When contacting the park, talk to park managers about pet rules
and pet friendly common areas. Some parks offer spaces that
allow owners and pets to socialise off-site.
• Pets will not enjoy their holiday if left unattended, so if you are
leaving the park, always take your pet with you.
• Remember to keep your pet on a leash at all times and to clean
up any mess immediately.
• Barking dogs can be a nuisance and detract from people's
enjoyment, please keep your dog quiet when staying in a park.
• Please be aware that other people in the park are also on holiday,
keep the impact of your pet to a minimum so that it does not
detract from other people's enjoyment.
• Guide dogs, hearing dogs, and assistance dogs are allowed
different conditions to pets. Owners of such dogs are also
advised to ring ahead and check with the caravan park.