Located on the river, guests have a choice of a drive through spot, or a reverse in spot.
Drive-throughs are in the centre of the park, and the reverse in are on the edge, overlooking the river (through a fence) and the Flinders ranges beyond. (but look to the left a bit and see the lead smelter instead)
Level sites on crushed rock, with strips of grass between sites. Drive-throughs have alternating directions, so each two neighbours' annexes are facing each other (but also means back to back against the next neighbour)
Toilets and showers are clean and modern and suitable numbers of each.
Entry is via a magnetic card to the boom gate and keyed toilets.
Park is located a few minutes from town, and next to the foreshore reserver/park.
Not much in the way of a playground, instead relying on the foreshore one I think.
There is a lead smelter on the other side of the river which is a constant noise, whether the hum of machines or beeping of reversing vehciles.
http://www.portpiriebeachcaravanpark.com.au/
Drive-throughs are in the centre of the park, and the reverse in are on the edge, overlooking the river (through a fence) and the Flinders ranges beyond. (but look to the left a bit and see the lead smelter instead)
Level sites on crushed rock, with strips of grass between sites. Drive-throughs have alternating directions, so each two neighbours' annexes are facing each other (but also means back to back against the next neighbour)
Toilets and showers are clean and modern and suitable numbers of each.
Entry is via a magnetic card to the boom gate and keyed toilets.
Park is located a few minutes from town, and next to the foreshore reserver/park.
Not much in the way of a playground, instead relying on the foreshore one I think.
There is a lead smelter on the other side of the river which is a constant noise, whether the hum of machines or beeping of reversing vehciles.
http://www.portpiriebeachcaravanpark.com.au/