Point Turton Caravan Park

Location, location, location!

Your Park Managers, Malcolm & Dani Wheadon wish to extend to you a warm welcome to the Point Turton Caravan Park.

Point Turton is a peaceful seaside town overlooking the beautiful calm waters of Hardwicke Bay. The award winning Point Turton Caravan Park is uniquely nestled in a disused historic flux quarry making it very popular as a tourist destination because of its sheltered location allowing year round boating, fishing and sailing. The park is a delightfully picturesque central location for visitors to base themselves whilst exploring the scenic southern Yorke Peninsula.

Point Turton Caravan Park caters to all travellers, with grassy tent sites through to large sites for big rigs. There is also a range of cabin accommodation including the innovative Luxepods. Overlooking Hardwicke Bay’s white sands, turquoise waters and the local jetty, Point Turton Caravan Park is the perfect base from which to explore the surrounding areas.

This truly is the perfect peaceful location to fish, explore or simply relax and enjoy yourself.

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Accommodation

Point Turton Caravan Park features a range of cabin style accommodation to suit all visitors from two bedroom deluxe cabins, deluxe family cabins and deluxe spa cabins. The park also offers the new modern 2 & 3 bedroom Luxepods which include a wheelchair accessible option in the 2 bedroom Luxepod. All of our cabin guests can enjoy the incredible views over Hardwicke Bay direct from the balcony.

Upper Level Powered – Big Rig Sites

Waterfront Site

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Enjoy the activities around Point Turton while exploring the Yorke Peninsula

Point Turton is becoming increasingly popular as a tourist destination as it offers so much for the visitor to do. The area around Hardwicke Bay offers mile upon mile of beautiful beaches and reefs for walking and exploring, shell collecting, swimming, diving or just for relaxing, while the sheltered bay is perfect for boating, fishing, windsurfing, sailing and jet skiing.

Exploring the Southern part of the peninsula is a must for all visitors as the area abounds with numerous coastal scenic drives and no visit would be complete without a trip to the spectacular Innes National Park.

View activities

Lots to see at Point Turton

Point Turton overlooks the beautiful blue waters and white beaches of stunning Hardwicke Bay where the peninsula’s ‘leg’ meets its ‘foot’. The sheltered waters are near-perfect for year round boating, sailing, windsurfing, diving and fishing.

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