You don’t need to travel far to discover your sense of adventure or get back to nature – it’s all right here on our doorstep!
And the redeveloped Mount Pleasant Caravan Park now offers plenty of places to stay, with a great range of contemporary caravan, camping and cabin options.
Located in a picturesque open space setting, it’s the perfect base for families and adventure seekers to explore the region.
Ride our 40km off-road cycling trail, hit the forest trail on a mountain bike, hike the Heysen, Mawson or Lavender Trail, throw in a rod at our local reservoirs or even jump in a kayak.
With Spring just around the corner, Mayor Bim Lange says there’s never been a better time to explore nature’s backyard right here in the Barossa.
“Along with wine tourism, we know there’s a growing interest in recreation and outdoor adventure experiences, and Mount Pleasant Caravan Park is perfectly situated to explore the region’s walking and cycling trails and on-water activities at our reservoirs,” he says.
Council’s Manager Tourism Services Jo Seabrook agrees.
“Following Covid, consumers are really wanting to get back to nature and explore new and unique experiences. Nature and natural beauty is high on the agenda, together with quality food and wine,” she says.
The $2.4 million caravan park redevelopment at Talunga Park, Mount Pleasant was officially opened in August. The project is co-funded by The Barossa Council and the Government of South Australia’s Local Government Infrastructure Partnership Program.
To find out more or make a booking visit talungapark.com.au