River, stream, or creek glamping in South Australia
Sun-blushed vineyards and outback plains stretch along the banks of the Murray River.
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Waterfront Holiday Park
116 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents25 acres · Tailem Bend, SA
The very friendly park on the Murray River …. Welcome to Waterfront Holiday Park at Tailem Bend. Our Campgrounds, Accommodation, and access roads are all Flood Safe! We’re the perfect stop-off point if you’re traveling from Melbourne or Sydney to Adelaide…or … The perfect Basecamp for short trips, with most places of interest surrounding Adelaide much easier to access without traffic lights from our location just 50 minutes from the city. We can offer you all the facilities you need to make your stay stress free with our easygoing approach. With large sites, stay hitched up if you wish…… Room to Relax.
Well-behaved pets are welcome.
With big shady trees and awesome views of the Murray River, Waterfront Holiday Park is the perfect place to just relax and unwind. With no jumping castles or playgrounds onsite, adult relaxation is our focus.
The Park’s privately owned river frontage includes a boating harbor and boat ramp which is perfect for a morning paddle or water skiing all day.
Our backwater is also home to many birds including swans, ducks, pelicans, and many more.
Within short driving distance are major attractions including The Bend Motorsport Park, Old Tailem Town, Monarto Safari Park, The Coorong, and The National Motor Museum.
The Barossa, Adelaide Hills, and Langhorne Creek wine regions with many quality cellar doors in each area.
In Tailem Bend town center you will be delighted at the quality of food and coffee at numerous locally owned and operated cafes, restaurants, bakery, and hotels.
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Bendleby Ranges
41 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents37000 acres · Belton, SA
Bendleby Ranges is an adventure tourism destination, located on a working sheep and cattle station in the Flinders Ranges, an easy three and a half hours drive North of Adelaide.
We offer serenity and tranquility in an unspoilt natural environment, with remote campsites nestled amongst gum lined creeks and set into the hills of the Bendleby Ranges.
Private powered or un-powered campsites in the main camp ground are surrounded by native pines and located within walking distance to the Sunset Camp Kitchen.
Affordable, well presented, quality accommodation decorated in country inspired styles are Crotta Homestead, Gumdale Cottage, Acacia Cottage and The Shearers Quarters. We are passionate about maintaining the natural environment and for the length of your stay all firewood is supplied.
Relax and take in all the property has to offer - from 4wding, bushwalking, horse riding, mountain bike riding, incredible sunset views and some world class star gazing.
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The Perfect Pitch Honeycombe Tent
2 sites · Lodging212 acres · Willunga, SA
See the starry sky at night and many constellations
without light pollution, luxuriously staying in an 6 metre Bell Tent.
Furnished with quality bedding and furnishings, and including a full queen sized sleigh bed. This site is designed to be a romantic couple getaway and quiet retreat. Located on the tourist trail of the Fleurieu Peninsula, close to local wineries and producers.
Honeycombe Tent is sensitively situated in a woodland under an array of Gum trees. It has it's own flushing toilet and cold water basin housed in a shed 6 metres from the tent, plus hot water gas shower for exclusive use of tent occupants. Towels, soap and face cloths provided.
The 212 acreage includes a walk in only area of over 15.5 hectares of protected heritage scrub.
The site is located less than an hour drive South from Adelaide CBD, and 2km North East of the beautiful and friendly community based township of Mount Compass in the Southern Lofty Ranges.
This bell tent is situated in a woodland under an array of Gum trees. It has it's own flushing toilet and cold water basin housed in a shed 6 metres from the tent, for exclusive use of tent occupants and a hot water gas shower.
Towels, soap and face cloths provided.
Walk in only during winter, approximately a 250 metre walk from the parking sight.
There are nine Dams on the property, with guests are welcome to Kayak or fish for yabbies.
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We live on a working farm with the Homestead and home paddock approximately half a km from the tent. The 212 acres includes a walk in area only of over 15.5 Hectares of
Protected Heritage Scrub.The property has an abundance of wildlife, including, but not limited to:
Grey Kangaroos in large mobs.
Echidna.
Rosenberg's Goanna.
Yellow Tailed Cockatoo.
Beautiful Firetail.
Koala.
Yellow Footed Antechinus.
Bibron's Toadlet.
Cut leaf Xanthosia.
There are too many species to describe here but a comprehensive list of Flora and Fauna is available to guests on request, some are rare or endangered.
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River, stream, or creek glamping in South Australia guide
Overview
Welcome to Hipcamp! If you're looking for a unique camping experience near a river in South Australia, we've got you covered with over 39 options for glamping. Prices start as low as $25 and average around $130 per night. Our top campsites include Coober Pedy Views (261 reviews), Tarlee - Serenity (194 reviews), and Catninga Camps & Accommodation (68 reviews). Popular amenities include toilets, potable water, and trash. For activities, enjoy paddling, horseback riding, and autumn fun. Book your next adventure with Hipcamp!
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