Western Australia Camping Adventures
This collection spans Western Australia's diverse landscape, from the tropical Kimberley region to the rugged Southern Ocean coastline. It includes remote bush camps like Newcarlbeon Rock and Shannon National Park's karri forests alongside fully equipped holiday parks in Broome and Carnarvon. Key locations offer access to World Heritage sites like the Ningaloo Reef and Shark Bay, as well as unique geological formations such as Wave Rock and the red cliffs of Cape Leveque. These sites provide essential infrastructure for exploring the Gibb River Road and the Coral Coast.
Newcarlbeon Rock Camping Ground
Bush camping area situated at the base of a large granite outcrop near Koorda.
Cable Beach Caravan Park
Large park located within walking distance of Broome's 22-kilometre stretch of white sand and turquoise water.
Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge
Located in the Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges along the Gibb River Road, providing access to Barker and Annie’s Creeks.
Kooljaman at Cape Leveque
Remote coastal camp on the tip of the Dampier Peninsula, known for its contrasting red pindan cliffs and white beaches.
Coral Coast Tourist Park
Central Carnarvon park offering powered sites and proximity to the Gascoyne River and local fruit plantations.
Eighty Mile Beach Caravan Park
Beachfront park situated on a 220-kilometre stretch of coastline, popular for shell collecting and shore fishing.
Wintersun Caravan and Tourist Park
Carnarvon facility featuring a swimming pool, bowling green, and seasonal events for long-term travelers.
Ningaloo Coral Bay - Bayview
Direct access to the Ningaloo Reef for snorkeling and boating, located in the heart of Coral Bay.
Auski Tourist Village
Strategically located at the intersection of Great Northern Highway and the road to Karijini National Park.
Shannon Camp Ground - Shannon National Park
Set in the site of a former timber town, this campground is surrounded by towering karri forest and features a 30km scenic drive.
Carnarvon Caravan Park
Accommodation located near the fascine in Carnarvon, offering grassed sites and basic amenities.
Quobba Station
A working pastoral station on the edge of the Ningaloo Reef, famous for the nearby Quobba Blowholes.
Gladstone Campground
Coastal camping area in the Shark Bay region, providing a boat ramp and access to the Gladstone lookout.
S-Bend Caravan Park
Roadside park south of Geraldton, serving as a base for exploring the Greenough historic settlement.
Ravensthorpe Caravan Park
Gateway to the Fitzgerald River National Park, located in a region known for its diverse wildflower species.
Tarangau Caravan Park
Quiet park in Broome located near the northern end of Cable Beach.
Double Beach Caravan Park
Coastal park in Greenough featuring a bird aviary and proximity to the Greenough River mouth.
Quagi Beach Campgroung
Bush camping site 80 kilometers west of Esperance, featuring sheltered bays and granite headlands.
Wave Rock Caravan Park
Located at the base of the 15-metre high granite cliff known as Wave Rock in the Wheatbelt region.
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