Pink Gum Campground - Onkaparinga River National Park

Always a favourite as it's a short trip, close to the wineries and good walks. Let's hope the resurfaced camp sites settle unlike the slush we had as it had been raining whilst being resurfaced.

Good sized campsites. Great clean toilet facilities. Get to see plenty of wildlife close up. Campsites are rock hard so very difficult if you are in a swag or tent as knocking pegs into the ground is extremely difficult and you will bend pegs. Great access to walking tracks in the National Park.

The camp sight was tidy and the toilet was clean. As for the views, they are fantastic just after sunrise and the river is delightful to swim in.

Weird location, a bit too close to a neighbouring property. Campsites were also a bit too close together, not much privacy. I ended up leaving a night early when two cars showed up and made a lot of noise and ruined the peacefulness. Good for families and caravanners but wouldn't recommend if you really want to get away from it all. Worth heading much further out from Adelaide in my opinion.

Probably the worst national park campsite we've been to out of NSW, Tas, Vic and SA. Too close to roads and neighbouring properties. Dogs barking. No shade. No shelter from the wind. It's in a terrible location on top of a hill. And it comes complete with shotgun sounds from the nearby vineyards trying to keep the birds away from their crops. Literally the one plus is that the toilet was clean. Paying $16.50 for this is a joke. Go elsewhere, pay a little bit more for a better site.