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Hotels in Collinsfield

Sorry! As much as we've tried, we haven't been able to track down any places to stay in the heart of Collinsfield.

However, Blyth lies 35 kilometres away from Collinsfield. Here you'll come up flush with a selection of places to spend your nights. A few to look into are the Comfort Inn Clare Central and Clare Country Club.

Attractions and Hotels Near Collinsfield

If you're eager to make your break even more extraordinary, head off into the wider South Australia region and explore its amazing beaches and rolling hills. You could also try your hand at popular regional activities like hiking and four-wheel driving. No matter what type of holiday you're into, you won't have to search too hard to find fabulous things to do here.

Want more options? Live it up like a rockstar in Armagh (just try not to trash the joint). Sitting 40 kilometres away and home to the Sevenhill Cellars and the Clare Valley Wine, Food and Tourism Centre, it's sure to be an adventure to remember! Armagh hotel options are the Clare Valley Motel and Clarevale Cottage B&B. Alternatively, you could stay in Stanley Flat, 40 kilometres to the southeast of Collinsfield, where you'll find the Clare Valley Cabins and Clare Valley Heritage Retreat. The Claymore Wines and the Cardinham Estate are just some of the most popular sites to see while in Stanley Flat.

You'll come across some great visitor attractions in Whyalla. Whyalla Marina, Whyalla Foreshore and Ada Ryan Gardens are up there with the best. This regional centre is situated 85 kilometres northwest of Collinsfield and has a population of 20,000. If you've got time to spare, continue on and check out the vibe at the Whyalla Golf Club and the Whyalla Maritime Museum. There is a good number of accommodations in Whyalla, with the Best Western Alexander Motel Whyalla and Foreshore Motor Inn coming in at the top of the list.

So when you're ready to hit the sights of Collinsfield, lastminute.com.au's the one to take you there. Like we've said, travel is in our DNA! (don't fact check this).