We stayed here one year when I was a kid, we were back in Adelaide on holiday but someone was…read morerenting out our house, so instead of staying with friends or family we rented a cabin at the caravan park. It was only a short walk from were we'd be staying if we were at home, and it has the perfect spot on the beachfront. Recently my sister and her kids stayed here for a week, so I got the chance to experience it all over again. I think it says a lot when I get informed that they've started referring to it as the 'no-fun park'. Not a good indicator of a family holiday spot. It's mostly down to the fact that kids can't ride their bikes or really do much of anything around the cabins. I'm sure it's to keep noise down, but surely during the day a few kids having fun isn't going to be too harmful. The cabins are by no means luxurious, but they have everything you need. The park also has plenty of other facilities including a playground or tennis court if you do want to try and have some fun. The playground is mainly designed for younger children, but it's a blessing because the Moana Beach playground next door has to be one of the weirdest ones around. My favourite part would have to be checking out the awesome RVs that take up spots around the caravan park, who knew they could get that big! It's a fantastic location for enjoying Moana Beach during the Summer, maybe they just need to lighten up a little.

Perfectly placed peaceful, relaxed, unwind. Great little cabins for a family with busy kids. A…read morestones throw walk to the beach and publis park. Minutes drive to shopping centre's. You can be as busy or chilled as you like. The staff were very friendly and helpful and would happily recommend to any family looking for a great getaway. We will be back.

I love Brighton Caravan Park. Mum and I have stayed here a lot and it's fabulous. It's located…read moreright on the beach with ocean views. It was so great staying in summer because so many people were out and about. I can remember at dawn mum and I sat right on the beach and it was just amazing to see how many people were there. The customer service was great and I especially love the hiking trail thing. Mum and I like to walk from Brighton Caravan Park all the way to the Brighton jetty because it keeps us fit. I would definitely stay here with a boyfriend because it's very peaceful and serene. It's also a great place to take the kids. I absolutely think this place is great and I love how the caravan isn't too packed like Adelaide Shores. If you're looking for a getaway come here. If you live in the city and feel like you don't have much time to exercise then this is the place to you. I'll make sure to come back to Brighton during the holidays Note: Brighton is close to a surf life saving club which has free Wi-Fi. Pull up a tent or stay in a cabin that's located nearest to the surf life saving club for free Wi-Fi

This really is a wonderful spot - the room is beautifully furnished and equipped with all the…read morekitchen necessities. I felt like a super fancy grown up while I was staying here. The staff were friendly and helpful and the room had just about everything you could need. There are some takeaway places nearby too which were quite good, but it's a bit of a walk to get to the main food and shopping precinct of Mawson Lakes. There is a car park which is free for guests to use but it is an extremely tight fit - be prepared to do some 11 point turns when backing out!

Quest, Mawson Lakes is lovely. Large rooms, some can interconnect, which is great for groups. They…read morealso have ample kitchen room, with all the things necessary to cook your own meals. The furniture is comfy and clean, the beds in particular, are not too soft and not too hard. I have never had a bads night sleep here. The reception staff are amazing, by far the most attentive and friendly hotel staff I have come across. They go out of their way to make sure our stay is perfect everytime.

All in all pretty average. Rooms were small. Beds were small, the TV was ok I guess but only had 2…read morefoxtel channels so that wasn't great. The iron was broken and the balcony minuscule. Could have been worse I'm sure but how I don't know.

We love this place. Excellent location, simple check-in, just arrive and make yourself at home. We…read morestayed here two times and loved it. Very convenient location with beach around the corner and shopping three minutes away. The apartments are clean and well maintained. Always check this place when planning a trip to Adelaide.

Theres no better way to see the many sights of the Adelaide hills and stay in the heart of it. The…read moresurroundings are breathtaking and really refreshing. The best place to stay in the Adelaide hills if your wanting a unique and relaxing country experience.

Eventually, when I am the ruler of the planet, there will be a guided bus tour around Adelaide with…read moresites that influenced me in my early years. Levi Park will be on this tour, and there will be a giant statue of me, possibly wearing Speedo's! Levi Park is Grrrrrrrreat! I used to head there on weekends with my family for tennis picnics and to dob the footy with dad. There is a very nice, rustic feel to Levi with a lot to explore for a group of kids while the Adults slog it out or sit back with a box or two of fine wine! In the centre of the caravan park is the old homestead and one of the biggest old fig trees you will ever see. It is well over 100 years old and great for a bit of hide and seek. Also, because it is located on the Torrens River, you can slip out the back and let the kids have a play on the nearby stone bridge. If you're lucky you may even find a yabby or two!

When you think of a caravan park you don't normally think of one being situated within a stone's…read morethrow of a city centre but that is exactly where Levi Park Caravan Park is. In fact this caravan park is just 5 kms or 10 minutes from the heart of Adelaide. This place is great if you've got family or friends coming to visit and no room to put them up at your place. Situated at Vale Park, it's in a pretty ritzy Adelaide suburb but more significantly it backs onto the River Torrens and Linear Park. Now don't think of the stinky old Torrens Lake at Elder Park, this part of the River Torrens is surrounded by natural vegetation, families of ducks and is really very pretty. There's a walking and riding track so packing either your shoes or your wheels for your stay is a must. Levi Park Caravan Park caters for all different kinds of guests. There are spots for caravans and for those who like to camp out in tents, and then there are a range of cabins and villas with all the luxuries of home if you want to get away from it all but still need those extra creature comforts. The amenities too are first rate with BBQ, laundry and shower facilities there for guests to use. The really good thing about it is even though you're staying in a caravan park, you're just out of the city and there's a bus stop right out front so getting around is really easy. To top it all off the grounds at this caravan park are pretty stunning. There's a beautiful old Moreton Bay Fig tree just next to the historic Vale House. The old house has been divided into apartments and you can stay there as well. All in all it's a far cry from my memories of staying in caravan parks as a kid where cold showers and hot caravans were the norm.

I am not quite sure how I even ended up here, but I did, for three nights. I stayed in the motel…read morepart which was slightly down at heel, but considering what I paid, well worth it. At the pub, the first night I treated myself to a couple of cocktails. The strawberry Pom sour and the tropical pornstar martini. I loved the fruity flavors of both drinks and would be hard pressed to pick a preference, just get them both! You won't be disappointed. They are a little pricey, but lucky me-I had a two for one offer. In the end I went to the pub all three nights and always enjoyed what I ordered. I only had the cocktails the first night with my special offer because the happy hour for beers and wine is amazing-$6 a drink-you cannot go wrong. I opted for the house white wine which was decent. Regarding food, somehow I ended up down a pumpkin path. I had the wood roasted pumpkin in curry sauce and loved it! Another night I had the pumpkin satay soup of the day, and that was also delicious. Alas, on my third night I had whiting-I think that's a local fish, grilled and it was fantastic. The fish was delicate and perfect with dill sauce. The chips were the nice pub style thick cut, and tasted like fresh potatoes. A little pricey, but it balanced out with the happy hour wine. The portion size of the mains is on the small side, but most likely because we are used to such huge portions that a normal sized portion seems small. The ambiance is classic pub and the service is good. All in all a great establishment to spend some time in.

This place is pretty flash, though considering that not only is it a beachside pub, but that it is…read morean old beach side pub, then I am not really all that surprise. In fact, as a pub, it is actually pretty cool. The staff were quite friendly, and the atmosphere was pretty good. In fact I did quite like sitting on the verandah, particularly since you do get a pretty good view of the ocean. Oh, and they also have some nice beers on tap as well.