The best luxury caravan camping near Sandy Creek

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On the southern cusp of the Barossa Valley—one of South Australia’s most famous wine regions—the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it town of Sandy Creek is surrounded by rolling vineyards and verdant farmlands. Wine tasting in the Barossa Valley is the big draw, but you can also play a game of golf at Sandy Creek Golf Club and go bushwalking, bird-watching, and kangaroo-spotting at Sandy Creek Conservation Park. Campers have choices, too, whether you prefer to park your campervan on a local farm, check into one of the holiday parks or caravan parks, or pitch a tent amid the vines.

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Niagra falls (which is actually like a 20cm drop in reality) is just before the kayaks in the distance and the site is to the right in the clearing in front of the trees.  Access would be coming down the track to the left of the ute,  swinging right and then reversing in.

2. Sunset Rocks Farmstay

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54km from Sandy Creek · 21 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Mount Barker Springs, SA
Sunset Rocks Farmstay: Creekside Camping & Permaculture Experience Discover the tranquility of Sunset Rocks Farmstay, a 20-acre gem nestled in the rolling hills of Mount Barker Springs. Our unique property features Mount Barker Creek flowing through it, creating picturesque creekside campsites perfect for nature lovers. Our property is a unique haven nestled against dramatic cliffs and a burbling creeks. A really special camping experience. ***ALL KIDS UP TO 18 STAY FREE *** CAMP FIRES: - ok out of fire ban season. ## No fires after Nov 15 2025. ## Experience the charm of an evolving permaculture farm, home to friendly sheep, playful lambs (August - November), alpacas, chickens, and fruit trees, all while surrounded by the beauty of native Australian wildlife. Our campsites offer stunning creekside views, with some situated directly on the water's edge. Enjoy the soothing sounds of the creek and the rustic charm of our natural setting. Your hosts, certified Permaculture Designers, are dedicated to environmental preservation, ensuring a sustainable and enriching experience for all guests. The property is designed to provide a peaceful escape, allowing you to reconnect with nature. Local Attractions: Sunset Rocks Farmstay is ideally located for exploring the Adelaide Hills region. Discover nearby Ngeringa Vineyards, wander through the Laratinga Wetlands, or hike to the summit of Mount Barker for breathtaking views. Explore the SteamRanger Heritage Railway, browse the Adelaide Hills Farmers Market, and sample local flavors at Howard Vineyard and Prancing Pony Brewery. The historic town of Hahndorf, with its charming shops and restaurants, is also just a short drive away. Farm Activities: Immerse yourself in farm life by meeting our animals, exploring the land, and learning about permaculture practices. Children can enjoy kayaking in the creek's rock pools, while nature enthusiasts can enjoy scenic walks. We encourage guests to respect and enjoy the environment: we have a range of native animals on the property including blue tongue lizards, possums, brown and red bellied snakes, heaps of birds including kookaburras and often a kangaroo or dozen!
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AU$86
 / night
Brownhill Creek Tourist Park

3. Brownhill Creek Tourist Park

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46km from Sandy Creek · 100 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Adelaide, SA
7kms from the Adelaide CBD at the foot of the Adelaide Hills is Brownhill Creek Tourist Park. Surrounded by leafy green trees, set in the eastern suburb of Mitcham giving a country feel to a busy city. Established as a caravan park in 1954 Brownhill Creek Tourist Park is the perfect place to relax and unwind in tranquil surroundings. Close to transport with direct routes to the city, easy access to Café’s, Bistro’s, hotels and shopping centres. A short 15 minute drive to the city, hospitals, beaches and fabulous shopping precincts. A 60 minute drive to the wine regions of the Barossa Valley and 25 minutes to McLaren Vale. Steeped in history and wild life, Brownhill Creek Tourist Park offers the ease of access to many walking and cycling trails where ruins of the early 1900’s can be seen along with the 400 year old tree in the centre of the park called “The Monach”.
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AU$50
 / night
Goose's Pond & Norm's Farm B & B

6. Goose's Pond & Norm's Farm B & B

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8.7km from Sandy Creek · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Lyndoch, SA
Option 1: Caravan/RV self-contained parking Goose's Pond offers a unique camping experience for self-contained caravans and RVs only, catering specifically to adults 18 years and older. The campsite is nestled in the peaceful Hoffnungsthal Valley (Southern Barossa Valley), providing a tranquil and scenic setting on a large, flat, dry lagoon. This location offers magnificent views of the Barossa Ranges, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking natural beauty and solitude. Key features of Goose's Pond: • Unpowered Sites: The campsites are unpowered, ideal for self-contained vehicles like caravans or RVs. Guests are required to bring their own power sources. • Adults Only: The area is designed for adults only, as it is not suitable for children. This ensures a peaceful environment for those looking for a quiet getaway. • Air Activity: Since the property is owned by Barossa Helicopters, there is regular helicopter activity between 10 am and 4 pm each day, providing a unique aspect of the experience. • Exclusive Pickup/Drop-off by Helicopter, POA: Let Barossa Helicopters do the flying - take the stress out of your day and enjoy offers exclusive pickup and drop-off services to and from your van (by helicopter) if you are looking for a day out in the Barossa and don’t want the stress of driving (additional charges apply). They also provide tour and flight options, allowing guests to explore the Barossa Valley from the air. This campsite is an excellent choice for adult campers who are looking for a secluded, scenic, and unique experience in the Barossa Valley. The combination of stunning views, air activity, and a tranquil setting offers a memorable retreat. Option 2: Norm’s Farm - Holiday Home on the Estate, sleeps up to 8 (max of 6 adults, (3 couples) and 2 children, any combination but max occupancy of 8) see website for details.
Pets
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from 
AU$63
 / night

On the southern cusp of the Barossa Valley—one of South Australia’s most famous wine regions—the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it town of Sandy Creek is surrounded by rolling vineyards and verdant farmlands. Wine tasting in the Barossa Valley is the big draw, but you can also play a game of golf at Sandy Creek Golf Club and go bushwalking, bird-watching, and kangaroo-spotting at Sandy Creek Conservation Park. Campers have choices, too, whether you prefer to park your campervan on a local farm, check into one of the holiday parks or caravan parks, or pitch a tent amid the vines.

96% (129)

Top-rated campgrounds

Niagra falls (which is actually like a 20cm drop in reality) is just before the kayaks in the distance and the site is to the right in the clearing in front of the trees.  Access would be coming down the track to the left of the ute,  swinging right and then reversing in.

2. Sunset Rocks Farmstay

99%
(34)
54km from Sandy Creek · 21 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Mount Barker Springs, SA
Sunset Rocks Farmstay: Creekside Camping & Permaculture Experience Discover the tranquility of Sunset Rocks Farmstay, a 20-acre gem nestled in the rolling hills of Mount Barker Springs. Our unique property features Mount Barker Creek flowing through it, creating picturesque creekside campsites perfect for nature lovers. Our property is a unique haven nestled against dramatic cliffs and a burbling creeks. A really special camping experience. ***ALL KIDS UP TO 18 STAY FREE *** CAMP FIRES: - ok out of fire ban season. ## No fires after Nov 15 2025. ## Experience the charm of an evolving permaculture farm, home to friendly sheep, playful lambs (August - November), alpacas, chickens, and fruit trees, all while surrounded by the beauty of native Australian wildlife. Our campsites offer stunning creekside views, with some situated directly on the water's edge. Enjoy the soothing sounds of the creek and the rustic charm of our natural setting. Your hosts, certified Permaculture Designers, are dedicated to environmental preservation, ensuring a sustainable and enriching experience for all guests. The property is designed to provide a peaceful escape, allowing you to reconnect with nature. Local Attractions: Sunset Rocks Farmstay is ideally located for exploring the Adelaide Hills region. Discover nearby Ngeringa Vineyards, wander through the Laratinga Wetlands, or hike to the summit of Mount Barker for breathtaking views. Explore the SteamRanger Heritage Railway, browse the Adelaide Hills Farmers Market, and sample local flavors at Howard Vineyard and Prancing Pony Brewery. The historic town of Hahndorf, with its charming shops and restaurants, is also just a short drive away. Farm Activities: Immerse yourself in farm life by meeting our animals, exploring the land, and learning about permaculture practices. Children can enjoy kayaking in the creek's rock pools, while nature enthusiasts can enjoy scenic walks. We encourage guests to respect and enjoy the environment: we have a range of native animals on the property including blue tongue lizards, possums, brown and red bellied snakes, heaps of birds including kookaburras and often a kangaroo or dozen!
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
AU$86
 / night
Brownhill Creek Tourist Park

3. Brownhill Creek Tourist Park

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(18)
46km from Sandy Creek · 100 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Adelaide, SA
7kms from the Adelaide CBD at the foot of the Adelaide Hills is Brownhill Creek Tourist Park. Surrounded by leafy green trees, set in the eastern suburb of Mitcham giving a country feel to a busy city. Established as a caravan park in 1954 Brownhill Creek Tourist Park is the perfect place to relax and unwind in tranquil surroundings. Close to transport with direct routes to the city, easy access to Café’s, Bistro’s, hotels and shopping centres. A short 15 minute drive to the city, hospitals, beaches and fabulous shopping precincts. A 60 minute drive to the wine regions of the Barossa Valley and 25 minutes to McLaren Vale. Steeped in history and wild life, Brownhill Creek Tourist Park offers the ease of access to many walking and cycling trails where ruins of the early 1900’s can be seen along with the 400 year old tree in the centre of the park called “The Monach”.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
AU$50
 / night
Goose's Pond & Norm's Farm B & B

6. Goose's Pond & Norm's Farm B & B

100%
(13)
8.7km from Sandy Creek · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Lyndoch, SA
Option 1: Caravan/RV self-contained parking Goose's Pond offers a unique camping experience for self-contained caravans and RVs only, catering specifically to adults 18 years and older. The campsite is nestled in the peaceful Hoffnungsthal Valley (Southern Barossa Valley), providing a tranquil and scenic setting on a large, flat, dry lagoon. This location offers magnificent views of the Barossa Ranges, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking natural beauty and solitude. Key features of Goose's Pond: • Unpowered Sites: The campsites are unpowered, ideal for self-contained vehicles like caravans or RVs. Guests are required to bring their own power sources. • Adults Only: The area is designed for adults only, as it is not suitable for children. This ensures a peaceful environment for those looking for a quiet getaway. • Air Activity: Since the property is owned by Barossa Helicopters, there is regular helicopter activity between 10 am and 4 pm each day, providing a unique aspect of the experience. • Exclusive Pickup/Drop-off by Helicopter, POA: Let Barossa Helicopters do the flying - take the stress out of your day and enjoy offers exclusive pickup and drop-off services to and from your van (by helicopter) if you are looking for a day out in the Barossa and don’t want the stress of driving (additional charges apply). They also provide tour and flight options, allowing guests to explore the Barossa Valley from the air. This campsite is an excellent choice for adult campers who are looking for a secluded, scenic, and unique experience in the Barossa Valley. The combination of stunning views, air activity, and a tranquil setting offers a memorable retreat. Option 2: Norm’s Farm - Holiday Home on the Estate, sleeps up to 8 (max of 6 adults, (3 couples) and 2 children, any combination but max occupancy of 8) see website for details.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
AU$63
 / night

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The best luxury caravan camping near Sandy Creek guide

Where to go

Barossa Valley

Patchwork vineyards, charming stone villages, and scenic walking and biking trails stretch north of Sandy Creek in the Barossa Valley wine region. The main towns of Tanunda, Angaston, and Nuriootpa are popular with campers and day-trippers, but the real highlight is a wine-tasting tour, hopping between family-run vineyards and cellar-door wineries, and sampling the region’s world-famous shiraz.

Adelaide Hills

South of Sandy Creek, the sloping vineyards and storybook villages of the Adelaide Hills are just a short drive away. Renowned for its Pinot Noir and sparkling wines, this is another one of South Australia’s famed wine regions, but you can equally enjoy cycling along miles of biking trails, visit the German-inspired village of Hahndorf, or pick your own seasonal fruits at the local orchards.

Adelaide Plains

Beach lovers will want to head further afield to explore the Yorke Peninsula to the north or the Fleurieu Peninsula, but the wild coastline of the Adelaide Plains is a must for birding enthusiasts. Stretching along the St Vincent Gulf, the fertile plains and wetlands around Thompson Beach and Webb Beach make up the Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary National Park, a key site along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway.

When to go

The wineries of the Barossa Valley pull in big crowds during the summer months (December through February), but most stay open for tastings year-round. Sandy Creek is particularly charming in spring, when wildflowers brighten up the surrounding farmlands, and in autumn, when fall foliage transforms the landscapes. Book your campsite in advance if visiting during the high season (summer).