Adelaide Beachfront Holiday & Caravan Park - Things to see and do
Holiday & Caravan Park in Adelaide
Holiday & Caravan Park in Adelaide
Sites & Selected Cabins
In and around Adelaide Beachfront Holiday & Caravan Park
Nearby
Distance from park: 4km
Learn about Australia’s aviation history and get up close and personal with a historic World War II ‘spitfire’ plane and other restored aircraft at the South Australian Aviation Museum.
Nearby
Distance from park: 43km
Take a 20 minute scenic drive through the hills from Adelaide’s CBD to Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement, Hahndorf. German bakeries, boutique cellar doors, trendy eateries and souvenir shops galore.
On-site
See Reception
Fun & Interactive activity booklet for kids. Colouring In, Mazes, Quiz, Q&A, Jokes, Word Unscramble, Puzzles, Crosswords, Travel Diary and so much more!
Nearby
Distance from park: 4km
“All aboard”! Visit the giant steam engines and ride a steam train at the National Railway Museum, Australia’s best railway museum.
Nearby
Distance from park: 95km
Sixty kilometres south of Adelaide is one of the sweetest beach settings in South Australia. Take the Clydesdale-drawn tram across the causeway to Granite Island, spot the Fairy Penguins and look out for Southern Right Whales in Encounter Bay.
On-site
Every week on Friday.
Time: 12:00 pm Duration: 1 Hour
Reception
Join the team for a sausage sizzle with a twist! Our drive through sausage sizzle with have a team member greet you at your car door on arrival at our park. Gold coin donation for our charity partner, Rural Aid.
On-site
Kids club!
Every day.
Time: 9:30 am Duration: 7 Hours
See Reception
See our team at reception to hire pedal karts
Nearby
Distance from park: 67km
Escape to the Barossa Valley and indulge in life’s great pleasures of food, wine and nature. A fabulous day trip - more than 80 cellar doors, 150 wineries and an abundance of delightful restaurants.
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Distance from park: 500m
Discovery Parks - Adelaide Beachfront is located right next to Fort Glanville and the Fort Glanville Conservation Park (so close, in fact that we used to be called the Fort Glanville Caravan Park!). Fort Glanville is a key piece of South Australia's colonial heritage and protected the SA coastline from 1880 - 1903. Nowadays, on the third Sunday of each month between September and May, The Fort is staffed by Association members who provide a unique living history through uniformed renactments of military activities (including cannon and carbine firing drills!).
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Distance from park: 4km
The South Australian Maritime Museum is custodian to one of the oldest nautical collections in Australia. Climb aboard a full-scale copy of a sailing ketch, play the slot machines of Penny Arcade and climb the spiral stairs of the nearby lighthouse.
Nearby
Distance from park: 17km
Adelaide Zoo in the heart of Adelaide is home to more than 1,800 animals, almost 300 species of exotic and native mammals, birds, reptiles, fish and Wang Wang and Funi, the only Giant Pandas in the Southern Hemisphere. Monarto Zoo, just 60 kilometres east of Adelaide, is the largest open range zoo in Australia. Delight at the sight of animals including giraffes, rhinoceros, cheetahs, lions, African painted dogs and chimpanzees up close.
On-site
Test your skills on our Giant Connect 4 - see reception for more information.