Edithburgh Caravan Park

Edithburgh Caravan Park Located on the South-Eastern tip of South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula, Edithburgh’s Caravan Park
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Located on the South-Eastern tip of South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula, Edithburgh’s Caravan Park is the perfect base to explore the beauty of the peninsula. Overlooking one of the best boat ramps on the peninsula, it is located in close proximity to surf beaches, rugged coast as well as child safe beaches and a tidal swimming pool. With accommodation options ranging from unpowered sites to luxury

executive sea front spa cabins, Edithburgh Caravan Park has something to suit every taste and budget. You can even keep you caravan stored at Edithburgh in Yorke Peninsula’s most secure storage facility.

🎊✨October long weekend✨🎉🍻 Friday night happy hour at the Troubridge Hotel Edithburgh meat trays raffles and cheap drinks...
08/07/2026

🎊✨October long weekend✨🎉

🍻 Friday night happy hour at the Troubridge Hotel Edithburgh meat trays raffles and cheap drinks.

Saturday afternoon in the park Heaps Good Spirits 🥃 followed by hat burning by The Brush Bar by Carina Lee 🤠👒🔥

Sunday afternoon in the park kids paint and sip 🎨🖼️

Monday morning we have your pack up day breakfast covered with free pancakes 🥞

Book in now to claim your spot we have cabins and sites available

The fishing ban is done!!! There are fish around and less windy time of year what are you waiting for these school holid...
06/07/2026

The fishing ban is done!!! There are fish around and less windy time of year what are you waiting for these school holidays

🎣 Just in time for the school holidays, recreational fishers can once again catch King George Whiting in all South Australian waters following changes to the seasonal spawning closure.

Updated advice from SARDI found the peak spawning period is better aligned with a closure from 1 March to 30 June, meaning the current closure has ended early and recreational fishing can now resume in the spawning closure area.

Please remember existing bag and boat limits still apply:
🐟 Spencer Gulf: 10 fish per person, 30 per boat (3+ people)
🐟 Gulf St Vincent/Kangaroo Island: 5 fish per person, 15 per boat

The commercial closure for marine scalefish in the Gulf St Vincent/Kangaroo Island Fishing Zone remains in place until May 2027 as part of the Algal Bloom Fish Recovery Program.

For the latest fishing rules and limits, visit https://bit.ly/3RmBtsC or download the free SA Fishing app.

How stunning is she out there tonight? I played around with the exposure a little I think it’s turned out well          ...
30/06/2026

How stunning is she out there tonight?

I played around with the exposure a little I think it’s turned out well

The one and all tall ship has moved in and docked at the Edithburgh Jetty this morning.
30/06/2026

The one and all tall ship has moved in and docked at the Edithburgh Jetty this morning.

What a great afternoon suprise to sail in and anchor here in Edithburgh. The one and all ⛵️ ⚓️ it’s not every day you ge...
29/06/2026

What a great afternoon suprise to sail in and anchor here in Edithburgh. The one and all ⛵️ ⚓️ it’s not every day you get a Tall ship visiting and then the double rainbow was a added bonus 🌈

Have you met our resident seals?  🦭 You can often see them lazing down on the wall next to the jetty. Just remember thes...
27/06/2026

Have you met our resident seals? 🦭
You can often see them lazing down on the wall next to the jetty.

Just remember these are wild animals it’s ok to pose for a photo but please do not attempt to touch them or get too close.

This is a great itinerary to explore Yorke peninsula Thankyou Salt and Charcoal for sharing your experiences
21/06/2026

This is a great itinerary to explore Yorke peninsula Thankyou Salt and Charcoal for sharing your experiences

Three laps of SA's coast and Yorke Peninsula keeps pulling us back. The heritage fishing towns feel stuck in the 70s, the western cliffs drop straight into the gulf, and you can chase kingfish off the jetties at dawn without a charter.

We've built the route to loop clockwise so you hit the surf coast first, then the sheltered gulf side when the wind picks up. Covers where to camp for free, which beaches need 4WD, and the one bakery in Minlaton worth the detour.

Map and stops in the article below 👇

15/06/2026

Thankyou for a great review, we are glad you enjoyed your stay, we live in such a beautiful part of the world here. see you next time :)

What an absolutely fantastic 4-night stay at Edithburgh Caravan Park !!

A huge thank you to Sarah and Damian ( Tracey too ) , who made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived.
Their friendly nature, local knowledge and willingness to help with anything made our stay even more enjoyable.
They even let us choose our own site which was absolutely fantastic even though it was quite full due to the June long weekend which we thought was really nice 👌😊
It is clear they take enormous pride in both the park and the experience they provide for their guests

We were lucky enough to choose a beautiful grassed waterfront site, and every morning we were treated to breathtaking sunrises as the local and park visitors fishermen headed out across the bay in search of the day’s catch 🎣. It was one of those views that never got old

The entire park is exceptionally well designed, with spotless amenities that were always clean, comfortable and conveniently located. Everything is maintained to a very high standard, making it easy to relax and enjoy your stay

Edithburgh itself completely captured our hearts. Our daily walks along the coastal trails and on and around the jetty revealed spectacular ocean views, fascinating history and incredible wildlife. We were fortunate to spot Australian sea lions relaxing near the jetty, while the local pelicans quickly became some of our favourite residents. Cheeky, patient and full of personality, they were always close by hoping to share in the fishermen’s success

One of our favourite walks was out towards Sultana Point, where the stunning coastal scenery is complemented by incredible mosaic artwork showcasing the creativity and talent of the local community. We also loved exploring the historic township, discovering its beautifully preserved heritage buildings, informative plaques, iconic tidal pool and impressive metal horse sculpture

Originally an important shipping port exporting grain and gypsum, Edithburgh proudly celebrates its rich history while offering visitors a truly unforgettable coastal experience. Beyond the township, it also provided the perfect base for us to explore the southern Yorke Peninsula, including Wool Bay, Port Moorowie, Port Giles, Port Gilbert, Stansbury and the spectacular Troubridge Lighthouse

There is simply so much to see and do in this beautiful part of South Australia. Between the history, wildlife, fishing, scenery, walking trails and welcoming community, Edithburgh offers something special for everyone

Thank you again Sarah and Damian for a wonderful stay. We arrived as visitors and left with memories that will last a lifetime. We can’t wait to return

❤️🐶🚐

What a great review from this beautiful couple and their well Behaved pup Frankie. We wish you the best of luck with you...
15/06/2026

What a great review from this beautiful couple and their well Behaved pup Frankie. We wish you the best of luck with your travels and hope to see you again either in the park or on the road 🐶🐾🏕️

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O'Halloran Parade
Edithburgh, SA
5583

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