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717 Unique places to stay in South Australia

Best family friendly South Australia unique stays

Among the 717 accommodations in South Australia, here are the 4 best family friendly unique accommodations

Romantic Farm Homestead Hideaway In The Barossa Valley, South Australia . - South Australia
9.0 2 reviews
South Australia
26/06 – 03/07
NZ$471/nighttotal: NZ$3297 (7 )

Romantic Farm Homestead Hideaway In The Barossa Valley, South Australia .

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farm , Flaxman Valley
This farm stay is located in Flaxman Valley, a rural area just 20 kilometers from Tanunda, Nuriootpa, and Angaston. The surrounding area is known for its vineyards, wineries, and picturesque countryside.
The 1870s colonial stone homestead is set on six acres of undulating hills and can accommodate up to six guests. The property features a country-style kitchen, a four-person hot tub spa, a log fire combustion heater, and a bullnose veranda, along with a garden, fitness center, and parking. Guests can enjoy a welcome breakfast of farm-fresh eggs, bacon, sausages, and homemade jam, as well as interact with farm animals and explore the surrounding area.
The Pink Lake Tiny House - 'Sakura' - South Australia
9.5 93 reviews
South Australia
03/07 – 05/07
NZ$417/nighttotal: NZ$834 (2 )

The Pink Lake Tiny House - 'Sakura'

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house , Lochiel
The Pink Lake Tiny House - 'Sakura' is a recently renovated holiday home in Lochiel, South Australia, approximately 134 kilometres from Adelaide Airport.
This 27-square-metre property offers two bedrooms, one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen with microwave and coffee machine, private terrace, free parking, Wi-Fi, and an outdoor fireplace; sleeping up to four guests and close to walking trails.
Leawarra Stays In The Farm - Fleurieu Peninsula - South Australia
9.8 76 reviews
South Australia
02/08 – 05/08
NZ$326/nighttotal: NZ$978 (3 )

Leawarra Stays In The Farm - Fleurieu Peninsula

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farm , Pages Flat
This charming gîte is situated just 9 miles from attractions like Aldinga Airfield, Willunga Farmers Market, and Myponga Reservoir, offering a peaceful escape in the countryside near Pages Flat. It has received excellent user ratings, making it a popular choice for travellers seeking a comfortable and relaxing stay.
The self-catering property spans 108 square metres and comfortably accommodates up to four guests in its two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a garden, barbecue grills, a fitness centre, and an arcade/game room, making it ideal for families and those seeking a relaxing retreat.
Farm Stay At The Farm Barn - South Australia
9.8 244 reviews
South Australia
06/11 – 08/11
NZ$2309/nighttotal: NZ$4618 (2 )

Farm Stay At The Farm Barn

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farm , Hahndorf
This family-friendly farmhouse is located in Hahndorf, within a 5 km radius of attractions like Totness Recreation Park, Udder Delights Cheese Cellar, RockBare Cellar Door, One Planet Cellars, and Somerled Wines. The property enjoys excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
The farmhouse has 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 10 guests. Amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, a terrace, a garden, and parking, alongside a spa tub and the opportunity to interact with farm animals.

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Tanonga Luxury Eco Lodges - South Australia
9.2 69 reviews
South Australia
07/07 – 09/07
NZ$533/nighttotal: NZ$1066 (2 )

Tanonga Luxury Eco Lodges

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chalet , Charlton Gully
Le Tanonga Luxury Eco Lodges is situated on the Eyre Peninsula, a short drive from the Nullarbor National Park, a popular destination for its unique wildlife and vast desert landscapes.
The lodges offer spacious, modern accommodation with a range of amenities including air conditioning, balconies, and a spa, perfect for a relaxing getaway in the heart of South Australia.
Discovery Parks - Whyalla - South Australia
8.5 1357 reviews
South Australia
26/06 – 03/07
NZ$300/nighttotal: NZ$2100 (7 )

Discovery Parks - Whyalla

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cabin , Whyalla
This beach cottage is located in Whyalla, just a 15-minute walk from the foreshore, Ada Ryan Gardens, and the hospital, offering a convenient base for exploring the town. It has consistently received very good ratings for location, cleanliness and overall user experience.
The cottage offers a comfortable and self-sufficient stay with a fully equipped kitchen, a private terrace, and access to a shared garden and barbecue area. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a range of other amenities perfect for a relaxing getaway.
Bretts Rest Aza - South Australia
9.3 212 reviews
South Australia
07/07 – 09/07
NZ$316/nighttotal: NZ$632 (2 )

Bretts Rest Aza

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apartment , Kingscote
Bretts Rest AZA is located in Kingscote, just 12 kilometres from Kingscote Airport. This holiday home has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness and overall user experience.
The one-bedroom apartment is 45 square metres and can comfortably accommodate up to four guests. Enjoy a peaceful stay with a private garden, terrace, and free parking, as well as free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a kitchenette.
Cabn Hahndorf - South Australia
9.8 11 reviews
South Australia
06/11 – 08/11
NZ$949/nighttotal: NZ$1898 (2 )

Cabn Hahndorf

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cabin , Verdun
This lodge is located in Verdun, 2.7 kilometres from Hahndorf Hill Winery and 4.7 kilometres from Hahndorf Academy & Heritage Museum.
This family-friendly cabin offers a smoke-free environment with air conditioning, a kitchenette including a fridge and microwave, a furnished patio, a garden, a sauna, and complimentary self-parking, with pets also welcome.

Frequently asked questions about unique stays in South Australia

  • What are some hidden gems to explore in South Australia?

    South Australia has plenty of hidden gems! For stunning coastal scenery, try the Coorong National Park, a vast network of lagoons and wetlands teeming with birdlife. Further inland, the Flinders Ranges offer incredible hiking trails and breathtaking views, with places like Wilpena Pound being particularly spectacular. For something completely different, explore the Clare Valley wine region, known for its charming towns and excellent Riesling.
  • Are there any notable festivals that take place in South Australia?

    Yes! South Australia hosts many festivals. The Adelaide Fringe is a massive arts festival held annually, showcasing a diverse range of performances. The Tasting Australia food and wine festival is another highlight, celebrating the state's culinary scene. Then there's the WOMADelaide world music festival, bringing together artists from around the globe.
  • What types of natural environments are typical in South Australia?

    South Australia's landscapes are incredibly diverse. You'll find arid deserts like the Simpson Desert, dramatic mountain ranges like the Flinders Ranges, stunning coastlines along the Eyre Peninsula and Kangaroo Island, and fertile wine regions like the Barossa Valley. The Nullarbor Plain is another unique feature, a vast, flat, and sparsely vegetated area.
  • Are there popular sporting events or activities in South Australia?

    Absolutely! Adelaide Oval hosts many cricket matches, including international games. The Adelaide 500 is a popular motorsport event. Sailing and water sports are prevalent along the coast, and cycling is popular in many areas, particularly in the Adelaide Hills. The Tour Down Under is a major cycling race that takes place in the state.
  • What special gear or clothing is recommended for the climate in South Australia?

    South Australia experiences varied weather conditions. Pack light, breathable clothing for summer, as temperatures can soar, especially in inland areas. During winter, layers are essential, as temperatures can drop significantly, particularly at night. Good walking shoes are a must for exploring the many hiking trails. Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are vital year-round due to the strong sun.
  • What activities allow you to experience local traditions and interact with residents in South Australia?

    Visiting local farmers' markets, like the Adelaide Central Market, is a great way to experience South Australian produce and interact with friendly locals. Exploring regional towns and engaging with the community in places like Hahndorf (a historic German settlement) provides a taste of local culture and history. Many wineries offer tours and tastings where you can chat with winemakers and learn about their craft.
  • Is South Australia known for any unique natural displays or phenomena during certain seasons?

    Yes, the wildflowers in the outback bloom spectacularly after good rains, transforming arid landscapes into vibrant displays of colour. Whale watching tours along the coast are popular during migration seasons. The Southern Lights (Aurora Australis) can sometimes be seen in the far south of the state during winter.
  • What are the best local foods in South Australia?

    South Australia boasts fantastic produce! Seafood is a must-try, particularly fresh prawns and oysters from the Spencer Gulf. The Barossa Valley is famous for its Shiraz wine, and the Clare Valley for its Riesling. Try local cheeses, like those from the Adelaide Hills, and fresh produce from the many markets. Kangaroo meat is also a unique local option.
  • What are the best adventurous activities in South Australia?

    South Australia offers many adventurous pursuits. Hiking and rock climbing in the Flinders Ranges is incredibly rewarding. Kayaking or canoeing through the Coorong National Park allows you to explore the waterways. Four-wheel driving in the outback offers a chance to experience the vastness of the landscape. Shark cage diving near Port Lincoln is a truly thrilling experience.

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Best South Australia unique stays with a jacuzzi

Among the 717 accommodations in South Australia, here are the 4 best unique accommodations with a jacuzzi

Tesses Retreat At Birdwood - South Australia
9.8 266 reviews
South Australia
24/09 – 28/09
NZ$197/nighttotal: NZ$788 (4 )

Tesses Retreat At Birdwood

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cabin , Birdwood
Tesses Retreat is a one-bedroom mudbrick cottage located on Torrens Valley Scenic Drive, just a short drive from the Birdwood Motor Museum and the Barossa Valley, offering a peaceful retreat in the Adelaide Hills. It has consistently received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The cottage has a spacious living and dining area, perfect for couples, and is equipped with a range of modern amenities, including a dishwasher, microwave, and a wood-burning fireplace. Guests can enjoy the fresh air on the veranda or relax in the garden, and can also unwind in the spa bath after a day exploring the area.
The Floathouse - Floating Tiny Home On The Murray - South Australia
South Australia
04/09 – 07/09
NZ$439/nighttotal: NZ$1317 (3 )

The Floathouse - Floating Tiny Home On The Murray

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boat , White Sands
This unique floating accommodation offers an unparalleled experience on the Murray River, located in White Sands, a mere 200-metre walk from Riverglen Marina and 23 kilometres from Monarto Safari Park.
This compact 54 square metre houseboat provides one bedroom and one bathroom for up to two guests, featuring air conditioning, a private terrace, complimentary parking, and free Wi-Fi for a comfortable stay.
The Floathouse - Floating Tiny Home On The Murray - South Australia
9.9 177 reviews
South Australia
26/06 – 28/06
NZ$509/nighttotal: NZ$1018 (2 )

The Floathouse - Floating Tiny Home On The Murray

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cabin , White Sands
The Floathouse is a luxurious tiny home floating on the Murray River, just an hour from Adelaide and 15 minutes from Murray Bridge. This unique accommodation has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The Floathouse is perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway, offering a queen-sized bed, a private outdoor bath, and expansive river views. The property boasts a gourmet kitchenette, a spacious deck with sun loungers and a dining table, and a separate swimming platform, making it ideal for enjoying the outdoors and the surrounding beauty.
Terra Firma - Explorers' Cabin - South Australia
9.6 329 reviews
South Australia
02/08 – 05/08
NZ$364/nighttotal: NZ$1092 (3 )

Terra Firma - Explorers' Cabin

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cabin , McLaren Vale
The Explorers' Cabin is a secluded two-bedroom log cabin located in McLaren Vale, just a short walk from the main street with its restaurants, shops, and cellar doors. The cabin has received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The cabin comfortably sleeps four guests in two bedrooms and has a fully equipped kitchen. It offers a range of modern amenities, including air conditioning, a corner spa bathroom, a dishwasher, a large fridge, an oven, a microwave, a coffee machine, and a telescope and compass for exploring the surrounding area.

Best South Australia unusual places with a garden

Pipi Studio - South Australia
9.9 88 reviews
South Australia
03/07 – 05/07
NZ$343/nighttotal: NZ$686 (2 )

Pipi Studio

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cabin , Middleton
Pipi Studio, a Middleton self-catering apartment, is situated centrally, just 0.16 kilometres from Middleton's seaside via a private walkway.
This pet-friendly (dogs only) studio sleeps four, featuring a queen bed, double sofa bed, fully equipped kitchen, outdoor bath and shower, private patio with ocean views, and a 10% discount at the on-site Pipi Eatery.
Panoramic Views Surrounded By Wineries & Orchards - South Australia
9.9 77 reviews
South Australia
26/06 – 28/06
NZ$472/nighttotal: NZ$944 (2 )

Panoramic Views Surrounded By Wineries & Orchards

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cabin , Lenswood
This Lenswood cottage boasts a secluded location atop 50 acres of rolling hills in the Adelaide Hills, approximately 48 kilometres from Adelaide's CBD and minutes from wineries such as Pike & Joyce, Mount Lofty Ranges Winery, and Cobbs Hill Estate.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom self-catering property sleeps two guests and offers a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, a garden, parking, and superb wildlife viewing opportunities including kangaroos, koalas and various bird species.
Coolibah Luxury Retreat At Softfoot Alpaca Farm In Victor Harbor - South Australia
10 8 reviews
South Australia
07/07 – 09/07
NZ$659/nighttotal: NZ$1318 (2 )

Coolibah Luxury Retreat At Softfoot Alpaca Farm In Victor Harbor

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cabin , Hindmarsh Valley
This Hindmarsh Valley riverside lodge is situated less than 1.6km from Hindmarsh Valley National Park and Mount Billy Conservation Park, and within 9.6km of Urimbirra Wildlife Park and Nangawooka Flora Reserve, offering easy access to hiking trails and wildlife viewing.
Sleeping seven guests, the self-catering property boasts a fully equipped kitchenette, two bathrooms, a private patio, a spa, and free Wi-Fi, perfect for exploring the region's natural beauty and enjoying relaxing water activities.
The Greenly Carriage — Off Grid Converted Train - South Australia
9.9 359 reviews
South Australia
02/08 – 05/08
NZ$347/nighttotal: NZ$1041 (3 )

The Greenly Carriage — Off Grid Converted Train

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train , Coulta
The Greenly Carriage is a converted train carriage situated on the remote West Coast of South Australia, just a short drive from Coffin Bay and Port Lincoln, and close to the Greenly Rock Pools. It has consistently received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The carriage is a unique and comfortable accommodation option, sleeping up to 3 guests. It features a fully equipped kitchen, a cosy living area, a bedroom, and a bathroom, as well as a private garden, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi.
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