Ceduna Shelly Beach Caravan Park is part of Summerstar Tourist Parks, a group of WA-local family owned and operated caravan, holiday and tourist parks across Western and South Australia. Summerstar properties are your home away from home in the most remarkable destinations across Western and South Australia. Carefully designed and lovingly managed by a local WA family, these are the caravan parks for the trips you’ll remember forever. The trips that won’t break the bank, but that will be reminisced about at the family dinner table for years to come. It's not just about a bed to sleep in - though we get how important a comfy bed is - it's about the warmth, the care, and the lifelong connections made under a Summerstar roof (or caravan awning!)

Ceduna Shelly Beach Caravan Park is nestled amongst large sand dunes on the coast of Ceduna. Here, it is a peaceful and relaxing retreat whilst being only a few kilometres from the airport and town centre. The park has a range of accommodation options to suit solo travellers, couples and families, catering to a variety of preferences and needs. Choose from spacious two and three bedroom waterfront spa villas and two bedroom eco beach chalets, providing the ultimate in comfort and relaxation. Alternatively, one and two bedroom cottages, some of which are pet friendly, offer a cosy and homey atmosphere. For those travelling with a caravan or camper, spacious shaded powered and unpowered sites, as well as convenient drive-through and private ensuite sites are available.

Ceduna is a coastal town located on the stunning Eyre Peninsula in South Australia, approximately 786kms northwest of Adelaide, and is your first supply stop when traversing the Nullarbor from Western Australia to South Australia. Known for its mouth-watering oysters and abundance of fresh seafood delights, Ceduna is a place to indulge. Explore the coastline, beach-hop or hit the scenic walking trails and stretch your legs after all that driving. Check out these attractions and things to do: Join a fishing charter for a chance to catch oysters, King George Whiting or Snapper • Pop into Ceduna Arts & Culture centre for a dive into rich cultural heritage • Hit Ceduna’s Coastal Walking Trail from Murat Bay to Pinky Point Lookout • Savour the famous Ceduna oysters at a restaurant in town, known for their exceptional taste and quality • Explore the Nuyts Archipelago Islands, only a few kilometres offshore