The top 5 places for family accommodation Adelaide Hills
- Kurt Opray
- Oct 5, 2025
- 3 min read
1. Funday Farm — Norton Summit / Adelaide Hills
Why it’s number 1 Funday Farm is truly built around family fun and flexibility. With space for up to 14 people across five bedrooms (1 king, 3 queens, and a bunk room) on 28 acres of bushland, there’s something for everyone.

What you get
Two living rooms (one upstairs, one downstairs), both with large TVs and streaming services.
A huge games shed: F1 simulator, ping pong, air hockey, arcade games, musical instruments, projector screen. (Funday Farm)
Outdoor features: heated pool year-round, Incredible BBQ facilities, skate ramp, alfresco gym, fireplaces, a huge upper level deck as well as a covered pool deck
Pet-friendly, and walks through heritage-listed forest on the property.
Family Accommodation Adelaide Hills done perfectly!
Contact & price
Website: www.fundayfarm.com.au
Phone / host: Kurt Opray 0438 010 013
Email: hello@fundayfarm.com.au
Price: from AU$650 (for the whole house) depending on season and day of the week. If you can be flexible with dates contact Kurt direct for rates as low as $350 a night for the whole house.
Funday Farm is ideal for extended family stays, group getaways with kids, or a multi-generation break — you get privacy, bundles of entertainment, space and nature in one package.


2. Discovery Parks – Hahndorf (Holiday / Caravan Park)
Why it’s family friendlyDiscovery Parks – Hahndorf is a well-established holiday park that accommodates a range of family setups: cabins, units, powered sites and more. It’s in a convenient Hills location, close to Hahndorf village.

Highlights
Swimming pool, playground, mini golf, open green spaces for kids to run around.
Variety of cabin types: studio, 1-bed, 2-bed, lakeview units etc.
Good value: you can choose more budget options (cabins or powered sites) or more comfortable ones.
On-site restaurant / bistro available.
Contact & typical pricing
Phone: +61 (08) 8388 7921
Address: 145A Mount Barker Rd, Hahndorf, SA
Typical cabin & unit prices: from ~$200+ (AUD) for mid-level cabin types, though lower for powered sites.
If your family likes to mix “camping plus comfort” (space, nature, and onsite facilities), this is a reliable choice.
3. Longview Vineyard Accommodation — Macclesfield / Adelaide Hills
Why it’s great for families & groupsLongview Vineyard blends vineyard scenery, boutique style and flexibility. They offer suites, a restored Homestead (which can be divided into multiple apartments), and a lodge option.

What makes it shine
Each suite has modern kitchenettes, private balconies, and complimentary breakfast ingredients.
The Homestead is ideal for families or small groups: it can sleep up to 12, and is divisible into separate units (Shiraz, Pinot, etc.) with private bathrooms and spa baths in key parts.
Beautiful surroundings, quiet countryside, vineyard walks, and the bonus of a cellar door on site.
Contact & booking info
Phone: (08) 8388 9694
Website: www.longviewvineyard.com.au
Address: 154 Pound Road, Macclesfield, SA
While Longview leans toward boutique / premium experience, its flexibility in the Homestead and group setups makes it a strong pick for families wanting something more refined but still practical.
4. The Stirling Hotel — Stirling, Adelaide Hills
Why families will like itFor those who prefer a more “hotel + boutique” feel with proximity to town, The Stirling Hotel is a convenient base in the Hills.

What to expect
The Stirling Hotel combines modern amenities with boutique charm.
The hotel offers multiple rooms including suites, dining on site, and proximity to Stirling’s shops, cafés, gardens.
Good option when you want both Hill ambiance and easy access to services.
Contact & rates
Address: 52 Mount Barker Road, Stirling, SA
Website / booking: see Visit Adelaide Hills listing.
Rate: Price will vary; medium boutique hotel in the region—check their site for seasonal rates.
5. Hahndorf / Adelaide Hills Boutique Rentals & Villas
Why this category is worth consideringBecause the Adelaide Hills is rich in private holiday homes, villas, and boutique stays, sometimes a beautifully furnished rental or villa is the best “family fit.”

Examples & tips
Look at listings in Hahndorf, Aldgate, Stirling, Lenswood, etc. Many are self-contained with full kitchens, multiple bedrooms, and tranquil settings.
Some boutique stays are on winery estates or historic properties, offering vistas, gardens, and quiet retreats.
Because boutique rentals often vary by owner, prices fluctuate; but you often find excellent value for privacy, space, and comfort.
Final thoughts & tips. Family Accommodation Adelaide Hills.
Check capacity & layout: For big families or multi-gen groups, places like Funday Farm and Longview Homestead can accommodate everyone under one roof.
Book early in peak times: Adelaide Hills is a popular weekend escape.
Consider what your kids love: If games, pool, forest play are priorities, Funday Farm or the holiday park are strong picks. If your family prefers relaxing, boutique vineyard stays may suit best.
Proximity to attractions: Stirling and Hahndorf are closer to cafés, shops, markets. More remote stays give you peace and nature.





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