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The Park Jamestown

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The Park Jamestown is located on the banks of the continual spring fed Belalie Creek, under the shade of magnificent River Red Gums. At aproximately 210 km from Adelaide, The Park Jamestown is an ideal place to stay when exploring the Southern Flinders Ranges and Clare Valley, or en route to the Northern Flinders Ranges and the Outback. The Park offers 5 ensuite studio cabins, 2 family en-suite cabins and 6 off-site high end villas (all linen provided), shady powered and unpowered sites, lawned camping area and clean amenities including disabled facilities. The Hub is The Parks new boutique modern camp kitchen. You'll want to spend your evenings under The Hubs outside festoon lights listening to the evening song the local bird life. Other features of The Park include coin operated laundry, free BBQ, free wi-fi and tourist information. The Park Jamestown is conveniently located 200m from the local shopping precinct and walking trails. Adjacent to The Park is the local Swimming Pool where guests have free access during public hours (open early Nov-end March). 8km south is the spectacular Bundaleer Forest with nature playground, walking/bike trails and picnic facilities.

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