Mountainous caravan camping near Blyth

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4 top mountainous caravan sites near Blyth

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Honey Hill

11 sites · RVs, Tents37 acres · Gillentown, SA
Nestled in the heart of Gillentown, South Australia, 229 Gillentown Road beckons adventurers seeking the ultimate camping experience. Surrounded by natural wonders and cultural gems, this idyllic spot offers a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Spanning five acres of flat camping land, this off-grip site provides ample space for pitching tents and setting up campfires under the starry night sky. Thrill-seekers can conquer Honey hill that looms on the property, an integral part of the Wine & Wilderness walking trail, the apex offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Located in close proximity to the renowned Clare Valley, campers can easily explore its vineyards, savouring the finest wines the region has to offer. And for those craving a taste of local flavours, two bakeries nearby tantalize with freshly baked goods. Campers can also find themselves immersed in the enchanting beauty of the Mintaro Maze (perfect for families), just a short distance away, where they can lose themselves in its intricate pathways and whimsical charm. Whether embarking on outdoor adventures or immersing oneself in the area's cultural delights, camping at 229 Gillentown Road promises an unforgettable escapade for nature lovers and explorers alike.
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Edgehill Farm Stays Riverton

25 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Riverton, SA
Edgehill Farm Stays is located between Barossa and Clare Valley, 7km out of Riverton, and 1 hour north of Adelaide. We run a sheep and cropping farm which creates beautiful camping grounds at the foot of the hills, just below the Heysen Trail. The campsites are located on the pasture paddocks of the farm with sheep roaming the area, so dogs on leashes at all times, and please pick up after them. With large distances between other campers, each site can cater for large groups, with no close neighbours. The sites are at least 2km away from busy roads, so absolute peace and privacy! There's a beautiful push bike ride from Riverton to Clare Valley and all the wineries are along the way. Plenty of room at the property for kids to ride their push bikes. Fantastic sunsets and sunrises from all sites, and at its best at the SUNSET BAA. Beautiful bird noises, including the kookaburras having a laugh. There's a very very basic "long drop toilet" pit toilet located near the Gumtree paddock and 5 others shared, down close to the camping paddocks, if not wanting to use shared toilets, please bring and supply your own portable toilet. Great coffee, cafe, and pub meals are available in Riverton. IGA food store is open 7 days a week, and a lovely clothing Boutique, Sassy Lass, is also open most days. Tarlee Hotel has the best meals as well. Important Information to know before booking: All campers must check in BEFORE 8pm. If you are unable to arrive before 8pm, please make a booking for the following day instead Wood can be delivered to your site for a small fee, but please let us know a few days before arrival if needing, so we can process your order, or your welcome to bring your own. Strictly no chainsaws on our properties please. We are fully off grid camping, so generators are allowed on the unpowered sites, please respect other campers with turning them off by 10 pm at the latest. Pets are allowed, as long as they are on leashes at all times STRICTLY NO MOTORBIKES RIDDEN ON PROPERTY If you have day visitors joining you during your stay, please go to the extras section and add the numbers to the booking. We also operate another Hipcamp called BURRA CREEK CAMPING, this property is situated 25km North of Robertstown, ideal for mostly 4WD and off road campers. If it may be of interest, please search Bright Burra Creek.
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AU$15
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Downhill Run Camping

2 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Robertstown, SA
Downhill Run Camping is located due west of Robertstown at the peak of the hills, a beautiful spot for caravans, campers, tents and swags. Spanning 50 acres the campsite offers breath taking views of the entire valley and is located directly on the lavender walking trail. There is a shared basic long drop toilet located near the south site but feel free to bring self contained units or find a nice tree! The campsites are located at the top of the hills in a pasture paddock so please make sure your dogs are on leashes at all times. The 2 sites are separated by a fair distance so there is plenty of room to enjoy for everyone even with large groups. A perfect spot to pitch a tent and admire the beautiful starry nights on the secluded hilltop The Clare and Barossa Valleys are only a short 45 minute drive away if you’re interested in a day out at the wineries. Or the lovely historic town of Burra is a 30 minute drive. The campsite is also conveniently located on the lavender trail which provides great scenery walks or cycles taking in the amazing view. There is a great Pub located in Robertstown which has cold beer and meals on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights if you are looking to get out of cooking for the night. The post office is also a great spot to duck in for a coffee and a chat to the locals. Whether it’s the breathtaking sunrise, the stargazing, the walking trails or bumping into a friendly kangaroo or 2 this campsite will not disappoint. Important information to know before booking: - All campers must check in before 5pm. - You will be situated on a hill so please no driving or walking past the allocated safety signs. Therefore it may not be suitable for young children and caution must be taken at all times - Pets are allowed as long as they are on a leash at all times - No chainsaws allowed, firewood available to purchase on arrival - Fires are only permitted during the appropriate seasons - No dumping of rubbish or toilet waste, there is a dump point located at Robertstown - No motorbikes or rally driving - Can get windy on top on the hill on certain occasions - Strictly NO caravan or trailer access via Hills road, we will send an alternate route via point pass or Ngapala road
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Heyson Base Camp

11 sites · RVs, Tents12355 acres · Willalo, SA
This property is a portion of a large working farm. We have cattle, sheep, cropping, and horses. The property is approx 12,000 acres with amazing ranges that sometimes see snow in winter. Tent, Swag or Campervan at Heyson base camp. Enjoy the lovely Gum lined Dry Creek with blue stone ruins of times gone by. Enjoy a short hike to the Wind Turbines and see up close how magnificent these green energy windmills work. Or enjoy a hike along the famous Heyson Trail at the top of the range. See the stars in all their glory whilst cuddling up in front of the camp fire. Wake up to grazing cattle, sheep and wildlife on a beautiful working farm. The campsite is nestled amongst beautiful old gums and pine with sweeping views of the valley in front and a gorgeous range out the back. Plenty of Shade and places to explore. Dogs on Lead only. Host approval required at booking. Pit toilet available, BYO toilet paper. Bin provided for waste. Please use this or take it home with you. There are livestock on the property, please do not approach livestock unless Host is with you. Just a short drive of 30 minutes to the town of Burra you can enjoy the Passport Key and see the rich heritage of the copper mining era. Jamestown is 25 minutes drive where you can explore the bundaleer forest or see the tesla battery.
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Mountainous caravan camping near Blyth guide

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If you're looking for a camping adventure in the mountains near Blyth, South Australia and prefer the comfort of a caravan, you're in luck. Hipcamp offers over 700 options in this location with mountainous terrain and caravan camping. Prices range from $6 to $15 per night on average. Check out top-rated campsites like Edgehill Farm Stays (265 reviews), Tarlee - Serenity (194 reviews), and Hay Valley Farm (110 reviews). Popular amenities include pet-friendly areas, showers, and campfires, while activities like fall fun, wildlife watching, and horseback riding are sure to make your stay unforgettable.

If you're looking for a camping adventure in the mountains near Blyth, South Australia and prefer the comfort of a caravan, you're in luck. Hipcamp offers over 700 options in this location with mountainous terrain and caravan camping. Prices range from $6 to $15 per night on average. Check out top-rated campsites like Edgehill Farm Stays (265 reviews), Tarlee - Serenity (194 reviews), and Hay Valley Farm (110 reviews). Popular amenities include pet-friendly areas, showers, and campfires, while activities like fall fun, wildlife watching, and horseback riding are sure to make your stay unforgettable.

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