Caravan parks and campgrounds are among the many businesses affected by the latest round of federal government restrictions to slow the spread of the coronavirus Covid-19.

The District Council of Yankalilla has released a comprehensive listing of where its Fleurieu Coast campgrounds currently stand.

The council-run Jetty Caravan Park in Normanville has been closed from Wednesday 25 March until further notice.

Normanville’s Beachside Caravan Park has 10 camping sites available for caravans only. Communal areas and barbecues will have restricted access due to social distancing. 

Cape Jervis Accommodation and Caravan Park has not changed operations, but the restaurant is doing takeaway only. 

Deep Creek Conservation Park has not changed operations but this is under review. 

Rapid Bay Campground has been closed from Wednesday 25 March until further notice.

Second Valley Caravan Park has closed from Wednesday 25 March, but will provide a safe refuge for travellers only using self-contained facilities either in cabins or caravans. The shop offers take away only.

Wirrina Holiday Park has been closed from Wednesday 25 March until at least October.

Visit the Yankalilla council website for the latest information on all services. 

In Victor Harbor, both the Victor Harbor Holiday Park and Beachfront Holiday Park are closed except for people with no other place of permanent residence or essential travellers. There are limitations on some facilities to ensure social distancing.

Both parks have varied their cancellation and refund policies to cater for people who have advance bookings during the period of closure.

There is no information at this stage on the status of other Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island caravan parks and campgrounds.

To keep up to date on current Covid-19 protection measures visit the federal Department of Health and SA Health websites.

Federal Government announcements can be found online.