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★ 4.6 (1,266)

Shelley · City of Canning

Shelley Beach Park

Shelley Beach Park is a foreshore caravan park in the City of Canning, positioned along the Swan River with views across the water toward the Perth skyline. The park sits in a popular recreational area known for walking, jogging and fishing, with a pleasant riverside setting that appeals to families and those seeking a quieter base near the city. The park offers good facilities including playground areas, barbecue and picnic zones, and volleyball court, making it suitable for families with children and groups wanting casual outdoor recreation. Its riverside location attracts visitors keen on walking trails and peaceful river scenery. For current site availability, powered options, accommodation types and rates, contact Shelley Beach Park directly.

★ 4.6 (708)

Kalgoorlie · City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder

Hammond Park

Hammond Park is a caravan park in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia's goldfields region. The park combines standard caravan facilities with an unusual focus on native wildlife and gardens—guests can expect to see kangaroos, emus, and peacocks roaming the grounds, plus aviaries housing cockatoos, parrots, and other birds. Well-maintained gardens include a playground, picnic rotunda, and BBQ area, making it popular with families. The park suits travellers looking for a relaxed stay with entertainment beyond typical caravan amenities, particularly families with children. Confirm current site availability, powered options, pricing, and any pet policies directly with Hammond Park before booking.

★ 4.6 (678)

York · Shire of York

Mount Brown Lookout

Mount Brown Lookout is a day-use reserve with walking tracks and a modern picnic area overlooking York in Western Australia's Avon Valley. Located near the York cemetery, the site offers panoramic views across the town and surrounding countryside—particularly striking at sunrise or sunset. A walking track ascends the hill (with a gentler 4x4 loop alternative), and facilities include picnic areas and toilets. The lookout suits visitors after a short walk and scenic stop rather than overnight stays. It's a peaceful spot to take in Avon Valley views. Check with the Shire of York for current access conditions and any seasonal closures.

★ 4.6 (407)

King River · City of Albany

Albany Happy Days Caravan Park

Albany Happy Days Caravan Park sits on the King River near Albany in Western Australia's south coast region. The park offers a quieter alternative to larger chains, with spacious, level sites on slab and grassed areas, shaded by established trees. River views and starry skies are among the drawcards. Amenities are well-maintained, and the park appeals to families and travellers seeking a more low-key setting while remaining close to Albany's attractions. The park suits caravellers who value cleanliness, open space, and a peaceful atmosphere over high-volume facilities. Guest feedback is generally positive, though experiences vary. Check directly with Albany Happy Days for current site availability, rates, powered site options, and any specific facilities you need.

★ 4.6 (332)

Willyung · City of Albany

King River Palms Caravan Park

King River Palms Caravan Park sits in Willyung, within the City of Albany in Western Australia's south coast region. The park occupies riverside grounds and offers powered sites with water access. It's a compact park where the owners are known for being flexible with last-minute bookings and going out of their way to accommodate guests. Amenities are well-maintained and the setting provides a peaceful stop for travellers exploring the Albany area. The park suits couples, families, and road-trippers looking for friendly, personal service rather than sprawling facilities. Sites can be tight during peak periods, so it's worth confirming current availability, site types, and rates directly with the park before planning your visit.

★ 4.6 (280)

Kudardup · Shire of Augusta Margaret River

Molloy Hideaway Holiday Park

Molloy Hideaway Holiday Park sits on the Blackwood River near Kudardup in the Margaret River region of south-west Western Australia. The park offers a mix of powered and unpowered sites set among native bush, with direct river access for fishing, boating and swimming. Fire pits are available seasonally. Amenities include clean toilet and shower blocks, and equipment hire is available on-site. The park suits families and those after a quiet riverside getaway, with local wildlife—including kangaroos—part of the experience. Staff are noted for their friendliness and local knowledge. For current site availability, pricing, facilities and booking details, contact the park directly.

★ 4.6 (199)

Margaret River · Shire of Augusta Margaret River

Wooditjup National Park

Wooditjup National Park campground sits in the Margaret River region of Western Australia, an area known for its forests, caves and wineries. The park provides access to natural bushland with walking trails and scenic spots typical of the region's native woodland setting. The campground suits visitors wanting to explore the local landscape and outdoor activities without the frills of commercial parks. It's popular with families and those after a quieter bush camping experience. Check directly with the park for current site availability, facilities, booking options and any seasonal closures, as national park campgrounds can have limited services.

★ 4.6 (142)

Beverley · Shire of Beverley

Beverley Caravan Park

Beverley Caravan Park sits in the town centre of Beverley, a rural locality in Western Australia's Shire of Beverley, about an hour inland from Perth. The park offers a mix of caravan sites and chalets, with private, well-maintained grounds and modern amenities including clean facilities, hot water, and laundry options. Main Street is within easy walking distance, giving visitors quick access to local shops and services in this quiet country town. The park suits caravellers looking for a convenient overnight stop from Perth or a peaceful rural getaway. It's popular with families and couples seeking clean, straightforward accommodation with good facilities. For current site availability, specific amenities, powered-site options and rates, contact the park directly.

★ 4.6 (116)

Shadforth · Shire of Denmark

Denmark Scenic Tourist Park

Denmark Scenic Tourist Park is located in Shadforth, within the Shire of Denmark in south-west Western Australia. The park sits near Denmark's coastal setting, where guests can access local beaches and bushland walks. The area offers a relaxed rural character with genuine natural attractions—forests, coastal scenery, and quiet towns nearby. The park offers cabin accommodation with ensuites and equipped kitchens. It suits families and couples seeking peaceful beachside breaks away from busier holiday destinations. Guest ratings are consistently positive, particularly for cleanliness and comfort. For current site availability, cabin types, powered sites, facilities like camp kitchens and dump points, and rates, contact the park directly.

★ 4.6 (18)

Esperance · Shire of Esperance

Ocean Beach Holiday Units

Ocean Beach Holiday Units is a small, well-maintained caravan park at the eastern end of Esperance, on Western Australia's south coast. The park offers five self-contained units, each with kitchen, bathroom and laundry facilities—ideal for those wanting home comforts without a caravan. The foreshore and local restaurants are within walking distance, and the town provides access to Esperance's beaches and nearby national park attractions. The park suits families, couples and travellers seeking budget-friendly, self-catering accommodation in a quiet setting. Guests consistently praise the cleanliness, spacious rooms and friendly owners. For current availability, rates and specific amenity details, contact the park directly.

★ 4.5 (1,366)

Rockingham · City of Rockingham

Churchill Park

Churchill Park is a waterfront caravan park in Rockingham, south of Perth, offering direct access to the Indian Ocean with wide, well-maintained pathways ideal for walking and mobility devices. The park features good facilities including BBQ spaces, picnic areas, toilets, and a playground, with cafes and restaurants nearby. Leashed dogs are welcome. The park suits families, older travellers, and anyone seeking a coastal base with accessible amenities. Its flat layout and quality paths make it particularly popular with those with mobility considerations. For current site availability, rates, and specific facilities like powered sites or camp kitchen, contact Churchill Park directly.

★ 4.5 (711)

Centennial Park · City of Albany

Tasman Holiday Parks - Albany

Tasman Holiday Parks sits in Centennial Park, close to Albany's city centre on Western Australia's south coast. The park offers powered sites with large concrete slabs suitable for big rigs, plus cabin accommodation. Facilities include clean ablutions, hot showers, and a well-maintained camp kitchen. Sites are angled to catch coastal breezes, and most provide power, water, and grey-water connections. The park suits families, couples, and larger caravans seeking convenient access to Albany's attractions and services. Staff are noted for their friendly, helpful approach. For current site availability, cabin options, rates, and specific amenities, contact the park directly.

★ 4.5 (698)

Jurien Bay · Shire of Dandaragan

Sandy Cape Recreation Park

Sandy Cape Recreation Park sits in Jurien Bay, a coastal town in Western Australia's Shire of Dandaragan. The park offers beach access and open camping with spacious, sheltered sites suitable for caravans, campervans and swags. It's positioned near Mount Leseur National Park, making it a good base for exploring wildflowers and local 4WD tracks. The setting suits self-sufficient campers seeking a low-key coastal stay. The park works well for those comfortable with basic facilities—bring your own water and power where needed, and pack insect repellent. Amenities include scattered toilets and bins throughout the grounds. Book online to secure your site. Check current conditions, facilities and rates directly with Sandy Cape Recreation Park before your visit to confirm what suits your setup.

Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park | Kununurra WA

★ 4.5 (540)

Kununurra · Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley

Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park | Kununurra WA

Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park sits on the shores of a lagoon in Kununurra, in the Kimberley region of far north-west Western Australia. The park features waterfront caravan and motorhome sites, a swimming pool, and mature gardens anchored by impressive baobab trees. Facilities typically include camp kitchen, laundry, and amenities blocks. The setting offers direct lake views and a relaxed Kimberley atmosphere. The park suits families, couples and grey nomads seeking a waterfront base to explore the region. Staff are generally helpful, though it's worth noting reviews mention occasional early-morning noise from maintenance activities. Confirm current site availability, pricing, powered/unpowered options and any seasonal spacing policies directly with the park, as these vary.

★ 4.5 (539)

York · Shire of York

Avon Park

Avon Park sits on the Avon River in York, a historic town in Western Australia's Shire of York. The park offers river-side camping with access to walking trails, including a suspension bridge crossing to town. Facilities include playgrounds, picnic areas, and public toilets, with the IGA supermarket directly opposite. Long vehicle parking is available for bigger rigs. The park suits families and dog owners looking for a relaxed riverside base to explore York's heritage precinct. Facilities are well-maintained and central to local shops and services. Contact the park directly to confirm current site availability, pricing, powered and unpowered options, and amenities.

★ 4.5 (520)

York · Shire of York

York Visitor Centre

York Visitor Centre is located in the historic town of York, in Western Australia's Shire of York, about 95km east of Perth. The centre occupies a beautifully maintained heritage building that reflects the town's colonial character, featuring period architecture and local history displays. It's a working visitor information hub as well as an attraction in its own right, offering insights into the region's past. The centre suits travellers interested in heritage towns, local history, and regional tourism information. It's particularly useful for caravanners planning to explore York's well-preserved historic precinct and surrounding agricultural areas. Staff are known for local knowledge and hospitality. Contact the York Visitor Centre directly to confirm opening hours, any current exhibitions, and caravan park facilities in the immediate area.

★ 4.5 (488)

Kalbarri · Shire of Northampton

Kalbarri Visitor Centre

Kalbarri Visitor Centre is located on Grey Street in central Kalbarri, a coastal town in Western Australia's Shire of Northampton. The centre serves as the main information hub for the region, offering maps, local tourism information, and ticket sales for nearby national parks. It's a practical stop for travellers planning walks and exploring the area's natural attractions. The centre suits visitors wanting reliable local knowledge before heading out to explore Kalbarri's gorges and coastal scenery. Staff can advise on current trail conditions and routes. The on-site shop stocks gifts and supplies. Contact the Kalbarri Visitor Centre directly to confirm current opening hours, services, and any specific facilities available.

★ 4.5 (450)

Big Grove · City of Albany

Panorama Caravan Park

Panorama Caravan Park sits in Big Grove within the City of Albany, Western Australia, offering views across the region and convenient access to local attractions including nearby national park walking trails. The park is well-maintained with good amenities and has earned a solid 4.5-star rating from guests who consistently praise the friendly staff and clean facilities. The park suits families, couples and groups travelling together, with flexible site arrangements. Guests appreciate the quiet setting and outlook over Albany's lights. To confirm current site availability, powered and unpowered options, camp kitchen facilities, dump point access, and rates, contact the park directly.

★ 4.5 (429)

Exmouth · Shire of Exmouth

Exmouth Escape Resort

Exmouth Escape Resort is a well-maintained caravan park in Exmouth, Western Australia, serving as a base for exploring the Ningaloo Reef region. The resort offers a range of accommodation options with modern facilities, a swimming pool, and on-site dining. Its central location makes it convenient for accessing local attractions and the famous coral reef just offshore. The park suits families, couples, and reef enthusiasts wanting comfortable, self-contained stays. Guest feedback consistently highlights clean facilities, helpful staff, and good value. For current site availability, accommodation types, powered site options, and rates, contact Exmouth Escape Resort directly.

★ 4.5 (336)

Bramley · Shire of Augusta Margaret River

RAC Margaret River Nature Park

RAC Margaret River Nature Park sits in Bramley, within the Shire of Augusta Margaret River in WA's renowned wine and forest region. The park offers caravan sites, camping zones, and cabin accommodation across well-treed grounds. Facilities include a substantial camp kitchen with quality cooking equipment, hot showers, and bike trails through the area. The location puts you within reach of Margaret River's shops, restaurants, and cafes, plus easy access to the surrounding national parks and forest drives that define this part of South Western Australia. The park suits families, couples, and groups after a comfortable base to explore the region. Powered sites are available, though reviews suggest checking accessibility of power and water points when booking. Staff are noted as friendly and helpful. For current site availability, rates, glamping options, and specific facility details, contact the park directly.

★ 4.5 (327)

Cue · Shire of Cue

Cue Tourist Park

Cue Tourist Park is a well-maintained caravan park in the heart of Cue, a small town in Western Australia's Shire of Cue goldfields region. The park offers grassy sites with mature trees, and facilities typically include powered sites, camp kitchen, BBQ, and amenities. Its central location means shops and the pub are within walking distance, making it convenient for those exploring the area or passing through. The park suits travellers wanting a comfortable overnight stop or a longer stay in the goldfields, with strong guest feedback highlighting friendly, helpful management and spotless facilities. Whether you're after a peaceful tree-shaded site or need to stock up in town, this is a solid choice for the region. Check directly with the park for current availability, site types, and rates.

★ 4.5 (297)

Kalbarri · Shire of Northampton

Murchison House Station

Murchison House Station is a riverside caravan park near Kalbarri in Western Australia's Shire of Northampton, set on pastoral land with access via bitumen road and a corrugated track. The park sits along the river with spacious, open camping areas and appeals to visitors seeking a quieter, off-grid experience away from town facilities. Stargazing and community activities feature regularly. The park suits caravanners comfortable with basic outback camping and those exploring coastal Western Australia. Site sizes are generous, though expect minimal vegetation between sites. Access roads vary seasonally, so confirm current conditions and booking details directly with the park before arrival, particularly if towing a large rig.

★ 4.5 (271)

Mandurah · City of Mandurah

Mandurah Ocean Marina Chalets

Mandurah Ocean Marina Chalets is a waterfront caravan park in Mandurah, Western Australia, positioned along the estuary where the Murray River meets the ocean. The park offers self-contained chalets in a central location, ideal for those wanting easy access to the town's restaurants, shops and waterfront activities without needing to tow a caravan. Guests consistently praise the well-equipped chalets, helpful reception staff, and convenient setup for couples and small groups. The park suits visitors wanting a more comfortable stay than traditional caravan sites, particularly those exploring Peel Region's boating and fishing opportunities. Check directly with the park for current chalet availability, rates, and exact amenities to suit your needs.

★ 4.5 (249)

Geraldton · City of Greater Geraldton

Geraldton Water Park

Geraldton Water Park is a public facility in the coastal city of Geraldton, Western Australia, offering free water play for families during summer months. The park features a fenced water area with grassy surrounds, shaded picnic spots with BBQs along the foreshore, and nearby amenities including cafes and toilets. Ample parking makes access straightforward. The park suits families with younger children seeking free, supervised water activities and outdoor leisure space. It's popular for picnics and casual gatherings in a relaxed seaside setting. For current opening dates, hours, and any seasonal closures, contact Geraldton Water Park or the City of Greater Geraldton directly.

★ 4.5 (234)

Carnarvon · Shire of Carnarvon

Norwesta Lifestyle Park

Norwesta Lifestyle Park sits in Carnarvon, Western Australia, offering caravan and cabin accommodation in the Shire of Carnarvon region. The park provides spacious powered sites with concrete pads, on-site donga rooms, and good amenities including a camp kitchen and BBQ facilities. An on-site café serves meals, and the park is dog-friendly, making it convenient for families and travelling couples. The park suits short-stay visitors and those transiting through Carnarvon, as well as longer stays. Guests consistently praise the cleanliness, friendly staff and helpful tourist information. Confirm current site availability, specific facilities, pet policies and rates directly with Norwesta Lifestyle Park.

★ 4.5 (195)

Blythewood · Shire of Murray

Pinjarrah Holiday Park

Pinjarrah Holiday Park is located in Blythewood within the Shire of Murray, Western Australia, offering caravan and camping accommodation in a rural setting with river access. The park features open grounds, clean facilities including a camp kitchen with a lending library, and a large fenced dog area—popular with families travelling with pets. The park is suited to caravanners, campers and families seeking a quiet, well-maintained country stopover. Owners are known for being hands-on and accommodating with guests. For current site availability, facilities, rates and pet policies, contact the park directly.

★ 4.5 (164)

Esperance · Shire of Esperance

Tanker Jetty Playground Park

Tanker Jetty Playground Park sits in Esperance, on Western Australia's southern coast, offering views across the bay and town. The park features a children's playground, picnic areas with tables and seating, accessible amenities, and nearby cafés. Historical displays reflect the area's maritime heritage. It's primarily a day-use and short-stay spot rather than a full-service caravan park, popular with families and visitors wanting to enjoy Esperance's coastal setting without committing to lengthy accommodation. The park suits day-trippers, families with kids, and those after a casual stop while exploring the Esperance coastline. Swimming and fishing opportunities are nearby. Contact the park directly to confirm current facilities, any overnight options, and opening hours before visiting.

★ 4.5 (94)

Port Hedland · Town of Port Hedland

Marapikurrinya Park

Marapikurrinya Park is a waterfront recreation area in Port Hedland, overlooking the inlet where large ships transit in and out of the port. The park features modern playground equipment, shaded seating areas, clean facilities, and a café, making it a pleasant spot for families and visitors to spend time by the water. The port activity and coastal views are key attractions. The park suits families with children, visitors wanting a casual waterfront break, and anyone keen to watch the working port in action. It's also close to local fish and chip shops. Check with the Port Hedland visitor centre or council for current opening hours, facility details, and any seasonal updates.

★ 4.5 (75)

Denmark · Shire of Denmark

Kwoorabup Community Adventure Park

Kwoorabup Community Adventure Park sits on the Denmark River in Western Australia's picturesque south-west, offering a mix of natural bushland and recreational space. The park features picnic areas with electric BBQs, public facilities, walking and cycling paths, and a playground—making it a good spot for families wanting to spend time outdoors alongside the river and native trees. Facilities are basic but functional. The park suits families and anyone after a relaxed riverside visit rather than overnight caravan accommodation. Note that the access road is narrow, so check current facilities, site availability and any updates directly with the park before planning your visit.

★ 4.5 (37)

Morgantown · Shire of Carnarvon

Pelican Point Reserve

Pelican Point Reserve is a beachside caravan park in Morgantown, within the Shire of Carnarvon on Western Australia's coast. The reserve sits on a peninsula with ocean and calmer Fascine waters, offering beach access and fishing opportunities. Note that parts of the reserve have been affected by coastal changes and maintenance work; check current access conditions before visiting, as some areas may be temporarily closed or restricted. The park suits families and dog owners drawn to swimming and beach time. It's typically quieter on weekdays. Given recent coastal conditions and dredging activity mentioned in reviews, confirm with the park directly about current site availability, facilities, access to different areas, and any restrictions before booking your stay.