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95% (66 reviews)

Australia
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South Australia
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Barossa Valley

95% (66 reviews)

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Allen

1 week ago

Weekend Trip to Tipsy Hill

Loved our stay here! Super friendly and welcoming hosts. The place is quiet and beautiful, and the stargazing at night was just amazing. Really appreciate the warm hospitality.

1 night at Belair National Park Holiday Park

Fantastic amenities the toilets & showers were so clean & modern! BBQ area was great & laundry area was wonderful would definitely return. We were camping unpowered so we’re placed by the road side a little noisy but still so good for the price

2 nights at Tipsy Hill

Was a lovely spot that had a gate for our Kelpie to run around safely. The lagoon was great for us to swim and SUP board. Overall a lovely little spot.

Weekend Trip to Tipsy Hill

Beautiful spot to stay, the access to the river was great. Our dogs absolutely loved it, only downside it is lots of prickles so have been picking those out ever since. Driveway is quite steep heading down and out, keep in mind for larger caravans (we got out alright but could have been an issue if it was too wet etc) Absolutely recommend if you have some nice weather and love a fish!

Weekend Trip to Brownhill Creek Tourist Park

It’s a small family friendly campsite nicely nestled in a valley. Climbing up Brownhill is quite hard. However, the view awaiting you is the real breathtaker.

4 nights at Brownhill Creek Tourist Park

It’s a wonderful little park with great toilet/shower facilities. There are lots of beautiful shady sites, but as we booked a week before our trip we were up the back on red dust/gravel. This was really unpleasant. It didn’t help that there was no shade and it was sweltering. 90% of sites were in nicer areas. There was a beautiful little cafe, playground and a pool with pool area. The park owners were wonderful to deal with and check in couldn’t have been easier. All in all it’s a fantastic little park close to Adelaide city.

4 nights at Belair National Park Holiday Park

Great spot!! Lovely facilities, the kids loved seeing the kangaroos at night.

1 night at Tipsy Hill

Loved the peace and tranquillity in this spot being the only camper on a quiet offshoot of the Murray River was so lovely

Weekend Trip to Tipsy Hill

Such a peaceful and lovely spot to spend time with our doggo being able to have her safely off lead meant she got to enjoy the weekend as much as we did. We will definitely be back.

Weekend Trip to Tipsy Hill

Tipsy Hill was excellent! Wonderful spot by the Murray. Great fishing and just sitting by the river with a drink in Hand. Just off the main river too so was quiet the whole weekend. Fenced off area so dogs can run around without wandering too far. Susan was awesome and really helpful throughout the entire stay. Definitely consider staying if you're after some quiet nights/days by the river !!

7 nights at Tipsy Hill

Superb river front location, so very peaceful and relaxing, our second time here and we’re blessed with beautiful weather, most days were glassy calm with nature calling every morning. Our host Susan is just so lovely and helpful, highly recommend for off grid campers, check Hosts conditions for suitability. Mike & Kate

Weekend Trip to Tipsy Hill

A fabulous location to enjoy serenity and the river wildlife. Set in a rear lagoon, this site offers complete privacy. No facilities so bring everything including your bathers kayak or canoe. No shade after 2pm. We loved this place.

5 nights at Brownhill Creek Tourist Park

While it was very hot on the weekend we stayed at Brownhill Creek, and a little dusty, the park was very well set up. It had a camp kitchen and wash up area - perfect for tent campers. The bathrooms were clean and accessible. The pool was an absolute treat, as was being able to get a morning coffee from the park cafe. In a good spot, not far from the CBD (about 15 min drive), and yet located on the urban fringe / the bush. The only downside is there is a road directly adjacent the park, so there was a bit of road noise. This probably impacted us more because we were in a tent with little sound protection. Bring earplugs if you're a light sleeper.

Weekend Trip to Belair National Park Holiday Park

A beautiful and versatile camp site with clean and functional amenities. I will definitely be camping here again. (Provided site: Unpowered tent with car access)

Weekend Trip to Tipsy Hill

My Labrador and I loved our stay at Tipsy Hill. Perfect location along the river for a swim and a day on the paddle board. Susan was a great host. Very friendly and gave us full privacy for the weekend. The shade of the gumtree over the picnic table was perfect for the 38 degree weather. The only downside was the wasp nest in the tree hollow, but they were quite calm and didn’t bother us too much. 10/10 stay

4 nights at Tipsy Hill

Fabulous, private river front location, very obliging and accommodating host. Close to Walkers Flat and highly recommenced for a peaceful river experiences .

Weekend Trip to Mypolonga Sunshine

Great pet friendly accommodation, dart board is a good addition all set in a nice peaceful place.

Weekend Trip to Belair National Park Holiday Park

Great park and location. Ladies at reception were lovely. Close to Adelaide city, would definitely recommend.

2 nights at Tipsy Hill

We loved the privacy right on the waters edge. Perfect for our 2 Golden retrievers to just wander around that section. There's a gate to contain them in an area. (Altho, there's lots of prickles)