Adelaide · South Australia
Camping in Adelaide, South Australia
Adelaide's campsites are mostly caravan and holiday parks close to the city and beaches, such as Adelaide Shores at West Beach, Levi Park, Brownhill Creek, Christies Beach and Gawler, plus Wirra Campground for something quieter.
Campsite details can change. Check current local rules, bookings, fire restrictions and closures before staying.
19 campsites in Adelaide
- Adelaide Beachfront Tourist ParkCaravan park · Paid stay
- Adelaide Caravan ParkCaravan park · Paid stay
- Adelaide Shores ResortCaravan park
- Adelaide Showground Caravan ParkCaravan park
- Belair National Park Caravan ParkCamp-only
- BIG4 West Beach ParksBig 4 · Caravan park
- Brighton Beachfront Holiday ParkCaravan park · Paid stay
- Brownhill Creek Caravan ParkCaravan park
- Christies Beach Caravan ParkCaravan park
- Gawler Caravan ParkCaravan park
- Highway One Caravan ParkCaravan park
- Levi Park Caravan ParkCaravan park · Paid stay
- Marion Big 4Caravan park
- St Kilda Boat Ramp Car ParkCamp-only · Paid stay
- Sturt River Caravan ParkCaravan park
- Unpowered camping - no carsCamp-only
- Virginia GardensCaravan park
- Windsor Gardens Caravan ParkCaravan park
- Wirra CampgroundPublic reserve · National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia · Camp-only
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Other regions in South Australia
Planning your trip
Most campsites here are private caravan parks, so book and check rates directly with the park. A few are run by National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia, which takes bookings through its own website.
City caravan parks can be busy over summer, school holidays and major events. Billy Camp shows where each campsite is and what the official source records. It does not list tariffs, pet rules or facilities unless the source does, so check with the park before you go. The Adelaide Hills and the Barossa have their own regional pages.
Official sources
Region boundaries use Australian Bureau of Statistics Tourism Regions 2021, licensed under CC BY 4.0. These statistical regions approximate Tourism Research Australia boundaries.