Port Lincoln Tourist Park

We parked our caravan here for an extended stay. Great spot overlooking Boston Bay. WC clean and showers good. Grounds kept well and campers kitchen is excellent. Service is fantastic. I recommend.

Stunning ocean front caravan park! Plenty of spots for tents and caravans. Great ocean views, but can get abit windy. Great camp kitchen facilities with a new indoor wash up area and common room with TV's and sitting space. Felt really safe and there was plenty of people around. Reception was friendly and really helpful. Check in was seamless. Nothing to fault. Showers were clean and spacious. You have everything close by, supermarkets, fuel stations etc.

We stayed for one night during the off-season and paid $27 for an unpowered site, which was affordable. However, for a G’day Park, it wasn’t what we expected. We were told to park anywhere across three areas – two on a slope and one near bins and piles of branches, all on sandy dirt. Not ideal, even for one night. The amenities were old but clean, which was good. We were parked close to one block, which was convenient. We didn’t use the camp kitchen or see the laundries, so we can’t comment on those. Overall, okay for the off-season price, but we wouldn’t stay longer or recommend it during peak season.

I was having a great time there until the last morning when the cleaner couldn’t see a car there so she took it upon herself to go and throw out all my food and take my keys back to the office and had nothing to say except “oh dear sorry” Not good enough. Never even offered a meal voucher for all the food they threw away. Reported this to the office and same blank stare and hollow “sorry”. This was by 9 am in the morning. Not even checkout time.

We spent one night in our camper trailer on a powered site. The view was lovely, and the children had a great time on the playground. The camp kitchen is well-equipped, and the dining area is clean and inviting. While the sanitary facilities are a bit dated and somewhat worn, they are clean and functional. The night was quiet until about 3 a.m., when some tradies started their workday and left the campsite in their vehicles. The noise made it impossible for us to enjoy the rest of the night. The campground management should accommodate the residents in a separate area so they aren't disturbed by visitors, and vice versa.