25 Feb 2022
Use your Great State Vouchers at Discovery Holiday Parks
Bookings are now open for successful Great State Accommodation Voucher holders.
Book by 11:59pm ACDT on Monday 7 March, for travel until Tuesday 31 May 2022. Saturday nights excluded.
Clare Valley
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Stunning scenery all year round, internationally acclaimed wines, fresh produce - and for the kids, wide open spaces to explore.
Gateway to the Eyre Peninsula and the South Australian outback, Clare is an hour and a half from Adelaide and our caravan park, Discovery Parks - Clare is just moments from the charming town centre.
Discover the 35 kilometre Riesling Trail, named after the region’s famed grape variety. Walk, ride or run past cellar doors, scenic landscapes, country vistas and rolling hills. At nearby Mintaro, try your hand at giant chess or get lost in Mintaro Maze. Eat, drink and be merry – then do it all again tomorrow.
Lake Bonney
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If lakeside living and water sports are your style, you’ll love South Australia’s Riverland.
Perfectly positioned next to Barmera’s magnificent Lake Bonney, Discovery Parks - Lake Bonney ticks every box.
Experience the huge range of family-friendly water sports in the freshwater lake at the front door of your caravan park - swimming, sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, kayaking, skiing, jet skiing, boating and fishing.
With over 17 national parks in the region, walking and hiking trails are abundant. Head to Monash Adventure Park or delight in one of Barmera’s local festivals. For outstanding and memorable wine, food and nature experiences, tour the Banrock Wine and Wetlands Centre.
Barossa Valley
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There are very few wine lovers who have not sampled a drop from the Barossa Valley.
Australia's best-known wine region and South Australia's most visited tourist destination is also the home of Discovery Parks - Barossa Valley. Just a few minutes from the centre of Tanunda, the park is a great place to begin your tour. Explore the vine-covered plains and hills that surround charming townships and Lutheran churches, with their distinctive square spires dotting the rural landscape.
Stay in one of our new two-person Deluxe Safari Tents, set in a private area of the park with exclusive access to an outdoor lounge, BBQ space, firepit, heated swimming pool and spa. A first-class glamping experience, the eco-luxe tents are set among native gum trees with vineyard views as far as the eye can see.
Robe
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Robe is a South Australian family holiday favourite and we know you’ll love it, too.
Multi-award winning Discovery Parks - Robe (formerly known as Big4 Discovery Parks - Robe) is just an hour from Millicent and four hours from Adelaide.
Our holiday park is a great base for exploring this loved South Australian beach town. What will your itinerary look like? Kick up the dirt and go four-wheel driving through Little Dip National Park. Learn how to surf and catch a wave off Long Beach. Go for a paddle on the Robe Lakes. Taste local froths at the Robe Town Brewery.
Streaky Bay
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Set along one of Australia's premier seafood coastlines, Discovery Parks - Streaky Bay Foreshore is blessed with tranquil waters and endless opportunities for world-class fishing.
A welcome stopover beside glittering sea before caravanning across the Nullarbor Plain, the coastal town of Streaky Bay is one of South Australia's most famous beachside havens.
What's to fish? You're spoilt for choice: King George whiting, salmon, flounder and over a dozen other species in the area. What about for families? Kids love boarding down the gigantic white sand dunes at nearby Yanerbie Beach, wading in the lagoon-style rock pool of Granites or seeing Australia's only permanent sea lion colony at Point Labatt.
Whyalla
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There’s sunshine aplenty in Whyalla; an average of 300 days per year, in fact.
South Australia’s third largest city is a great year-round holiday destination. You’ll find abundant green space and uninterrupted views of beautiful Spencer Gulf at Discovery Parks - Whyalla Foreshore.
Our caravan park is close to family-friendly swimming beaches and excellent fishing spots. Cast a line into the protected waters of the gulf – Whyalla is known as Australia’s snapper capital. Discover the seafaring past of this rugged shipwreck coast at the Whyalla Maritime Museum.
Adelaide Beachfront
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The beautiful seaside suburb of Semaphore has been a much loved South Aussie beach getaway for generations.
Now you can see why at Discovery Parks - Adelaide Beachfront, where the beach is at your caravan doorstep.
Our holiday park is a short drive from maritime, railway and aviation museums, contemporary cafes and funky boutiques. When you’re not sampling local fish and chips, building sand castles or casting a line off the jetty, take a day trip or two. Visit the Giant Pandas at Adelaide Zoo, venture further afield for whale watching at Victor Harbor, or head to historic Hahndorf in the hills.
Goolwa
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Just a short stroll from the picturesque coastal town of Goolwa lies Discovery Parks – Goolwa.
A comfortable park that will act as the perfect home base as your explore all the Fleurieu Peninsula has to offer. With a range of accommodation options from family villas to drive thru sites, you’ll find the ideal place to stay whether you’re a family, camper or solo traveller.
Spend your days exploring the town which is full of places to eat and things to see. With a beach that you can drive onto, Goolwa is a popular gateway to the Coorong National Park and you can head all the way up to the Murray Mouth where the mighty Murray River meets the Southern Ocean.
