Belair National Park, Belair

Enjoyed staying here while having some home renovations done. Cabin very clean, good kitchen utensils & pans plus large electric frypan, new drawers, good shower. Even tho we're locals and walk in Belair park & golf course frequently, we still enjoyed the atmosphere of living in here in a 6-person cabin for a week. Very quiet even though we were right next to the toilet/shower block, the park is pretty booked out, & they're building 5 new cabins nearby (early December).

Stayed at a powered site for 1 night. 38° day so the power for air con and the pool were very welcome. Amenities were immaculate and modern. Very green and peaceful surroundings. Sites not too close together considering its a caravan park. Nice bushy site close to Adelaide.

Great caravan park only 9 klms to Adelaide CBD with the feel of the bush as you are backing onto the Belair national park. Well kept grounds and new playground for the kids which was a bonus. Pool was good to have a quick cool down and chill out. Shower block and laundry were well kept and fairly new. Totally recommend this park if you like a bush setting and don't mind a little drive into the city.

This caravan park is well maintained, well managed and upgraded to the latest/highest standards. What really stood out was the perfect service and perfect communication. We have travelled 27000km so far in Australia and have seen lots of caravan parks. Belair was the best in most aspects by a long shot so far. We will definitely be back. Keep up the good work. Thanks.

I have mixed feelings about this place, but did enjoy the stay here. The facilities are currently being upgraded as new cabins will be replacing old ones while others I believe are being upgraded. Our first stay here was one night in the last year or 2, which went very smoothly. This was our second stay, for additional nights this time. Service seemed to depend on which staff member you got, some were super helpful while others were less so (for example my husband requested a change of towel, to which he was told they don't change them unless you stay more than 7 days or pay $5 per towel. Note there's also an on-site pool but extra towels aren't provided. He mentioned the towel conversation next time he spoke to a different staff member who assured him that shouldn't be the case and gave him the extra towels). I would also like to suggest that the number of nights stay be considered when providing tea and coffee sachets to rooms, because 4 sachets to a room for a 3 night stay minimum (min over xmas) isn't really enough for 2 people, and when I asked for additional staff told I could only have 4 more sachets (keeping in mind 4 sachets is like 1 coffee in the morning and one in the evening, for 2 people). Other comments: My matress also had a spring jutting out, and the bbqs might need a change of connector hose as this was a bit dilapidated. However, the accommodation was reasonably comfortable, the glamping tents have their own ensuite, the pool was great, there was a bbq on each deck, and they had thought of items such as indoor/outdoor furniture, BBQ tongs and equipment, dish washing items, and so on. The Caravan park is right next door to Belair National Park, so you can walk across and go walking or hiking, play on the adventure playground and eat from a food truck, visit the plant nursery, eat at the park Cafe, etc. I think with development, upgrades, and mindfulness of guest needs, this park can progress into choice accommodation.