Robe Lakeside Tourist Park stands out as the top choice for those seeking a caravan park in Robe. This popular holiday spot offers an ideal environment to unwind and enjoy the town’s charm and the breathtaking Limestone Coast region of South Australia.
With a diverse range of accommodation options, including cabins, caravans, and camping sites, Robe Lakeside Tourist Park boasts a central location that puts you just a short walk from both the beach and Robe’s vibrant town center.
Historic Robe is celebrated for its heritage buildings, exceptional restaurants and cafés, quaint shops, and art galleries. Whether you’re a traveler, tourist, or camper, Robe Lakeside Tourist Park serves as the perfect base to explore all that this picturesque area has to offer.
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Maria Versace
a week agoWe were on a lovely grassy powered site and we really liked it. The few things that let the park down was the out dated facilities and nothing for kids to do except water sports on the lake. The park needs alot of love and building replacements/ renovations....In saying that owners were working hard to get the park up to scratch. Is okay for a night or two getaway. Robe is a gorgeous place
Matthew Sumara
in the last weekPretty run down, old unused accommodation sitting around, toilet seat missing, construction bits and pieces everywhere half done. Not much for your money V other parks we have been at. We also stay at a Caravan park so we could do washing which alot of people do when they stay at parks to catch up on clothes washing and I wasn't told the whole laundry was out of action when checking in which I feel they should let you know as its something people come to van parks intending to use when travelling fulltime. I wouldn't recommend this park currently.
Cheryl Longford
a week agoGreat location. We asked for the caravan spot closest to the toilets as my parents have difficulty walking but they were placed away from the facilities. Dad ended up driving to the toilets. The children's playground is unsafe with an old wooden boat and nettles and weeds. Despite the park being quite empty while we were here with several empty spots overlooking the lake mum and Dad were given a site facing the untidy playground. The park was quite untidy with stuff lying around, planks tools etc. the manager got grumpy when talked to rather than helpful and said he was sick of people complaining.
Ben Deverall
2 months agoClose to town, quiet park setting. Cabin well appointed albeit a little dated, but works were underway around the park with apparent upgrades on the cards. Happy to accept cash and match online3rd party booking page prices.
Julie Tuppen
2 months agoPark in natural setting - no roads as such, undulating ground underneath. Older facilities- limited washing machines and dryers working. On a positive - larger sites and very quiet.