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13 parks in Shire of Northampton

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★ 5.0 (10)

Kalbarri · Shire of Northampton

Kalbarri River Retreats

Kalbarri River Retreats is a small caravan park in Kalbarri, a coastal town in Western Australia's Shire of Northampton. The property is known for its distinctive, owner-designed garden and relaxed atmosphere. It's set in an area suited for exploring the Kalbarri region, with good stargazing conditions. The park suits travellers looking for a welcoming, intimate base rather than a large commercial facility. Guests appreciate the personal touch from the owners and the character of the accommodation. Contact the park directly to confirm current availability, site types (powered or unpowered), rates, and booking terms.

★ 4.8 (2,691)

Kalbarri National Park · Shire of Northampton

Kalbarri Skywalk

Kalbarri Skywalk is a purpose-built attraction within Kalbarri National Park, offering visitors an elevated viewing platform above the Murchison River and surrounding gorge landscape. Located in the Shire of Northampton on Western Australia's mid-west coast, the site features a modern engineering structure with interpretive signboards explaining the region's geology, ecology and Indigenous heritage. The carpark provides easy access, and amenities are well-maintained. The Skywalk suits visitors wanting a short, accessible experience of the park's dramatic river valley and red-rock formations without lengthy bushwalking. Many pair it with nearby loop walks for a fuller day out. Best visited in cooler months or early morning to avoid heat. Contact the park directly to confirm current opening hours, entry fees and any seasonal closures.

★ 4.8 (2,408)

Kalbarri National Park · Shire of Northampton

Nature's Window

Nature's Window is a day-use attraction within Kalbarri National Park in Western Australia's Shire of Northampton. The site showcases a distinctive rock formation framing views across the park's rugged landscape. Access involves a roughly 1 km walk from the carpark with stairs and some cliff-edge sections; the track is mostly flat but offers minimal shade. A carpark with toilet facilities is available for day visitors. The location is popular with tourists seeking iconic photo opportunities, so expect crowds during peak times. Summer temperatures can exceed 35°C, so plan visits for cooler parts of the day and bring sun protection and water. Check current access conditions and any seasonal closures with Kalbarri National Park before visiting.

★ 4.7 (874)

Kalbarri · Shire of Northampton

Kalbarri National Park

Kalbarri National Park campground sits within one of Western Australia's most striking coastal reserves, where the Murchison River carves dramatic gorges through red cliffs before meeting the Indian Ocean. Located in the small coastal town of Kalbarri, about 600km north of Perth, the park protects rugged landscape featuring walking trails, secluded beaches and river views that draw visitors year-round. The campground suits families, couples and serious hikers wanting direct access to the park's natural attractions without venturing far from camp. Sites typically include powered and unpowered options. With a 4.7-star rating from nearly 900 reviews, it's clearly popular with travellers. Contact the park directly to confirm current site availability, facilities, pet policies and any seasonal closures before booking.

★ 4.7 (689)

Kalbarri · Shire of Northampton

Kalbarri Red Bluff Tourist Park

Kalbarri Red Bluff Tourist Park sits in the Shire of Northampton, Western Australia, near the coastal town of Kalbarri. The park offers powered and ensuite sites plus cabin accommodation, with facilities including a camp kitchen, clean ablutions and grassed areas. It's positioned conveniently close to town and serves as a base for exploring the Kalbarri region's beaches, gorges and natural attractions. The park suits families, groups and touring caravanners seeking reliable mid-range accommodation with decent amenities. Most guests report clean facilities and friendly service, though experiences vary. Contact the park directly to confirm current site availability, pricing, pet policies and specific facility details before booking.

★ 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 (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.

★ 4.4 (365)

Kalbarri · Shire of Northampton

Big River Ranch

Big River Ranch is a caravan park located near Kalbarri in Western Australia's Shire of Northampton. Set in a peaceful riverside setting with open grassland, the park offers a relaxed atmosphere with good stargazing and a welcoming, character-filled vibe. Facilities typically include powered sites, a camp kitchen, swimming pool, and amenities like showers and laundry facilities. The park is only a short drive from Kalbarri town. The property suits families, couples and travellers seeking a quieter base to explore the region's gorges and coastal attractions. It's well-maintained and clean with reasonable rates. Confirm current site availability, specific facilities, pricing and any big-rig access policies directly with Big River Ranch.

★ 4.3 (724)

Kalbarri · Shire of Northampton

Tasman Holiday Parks - Kalbarri

Tasman Holiday Parks is located in Kalbarri, on Western Australia's mid-north coast, within the Shire of Northampton. The park offers accommodation across cabins and powered sites, making it a base for exploring the dramatic gorges and coastal scenery of the Kalbarri region. Staff are noted for friendly service and helpful communication. The park suits families, couples and travellers seeking a relaxed coastal stopover with good access to local attractions. Guest ratings average 4.3 out of 5. Note that the park maintains firm departure time policies. To confirm current cabin types, site availability, pricing and any specific amenities or policies before booking, contact Tasman Holiday Parks directly.

★ 4.3 (708)

Kalbarri · Shire of Northampton

Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park

Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park is a caravan and holiday park in Kalbarri, a coastal town in Western Australia's Shire of Northampton. The park offers powered caravan sites and accommodation within walking distance of town, beach and local attractions. A swimming pool and recreation facilities provide on-site entertainment, and native kangaroos sometimes roam the grounds, adding to the regional character. The park suits families and caravan travellers seeking a central base to explore Kalbarri's beaches and natural attractions. Site sizes are generous, though some visitors note levelling can be uneven—confirm current facilities and any site improvements directly with the park. Check availability, rates and specific amenities on their website or by contacting them directly.

★ 4.3 (693)

Kalbarri · Shire of Northampton

Kalbarri Anchorage Holiday Village

Kalbarri Anchorage Holiday Village is a well-maintained caravan park in Kalbarri, Western Australia, situated in the Shire of Northampton near the Murchison River. The park offers powered sites with river views, a camp kitchen, pool facilities, and manicured gardens. It caters to families, couples, and caravanners seeking a comfortable base to explore the Kalbarri region's natural attractions, including national park walks and coastal scenery. Guests consistently praise the park's friendly service, modern amenities, and spacious grounds with ample shade. The park suits anyone from short-notice visitors to repeat guests. For current site availability, rates, and specific facility details, contact Kalbarri Anchorage directly.

★ 4.3 (557)

Horrocks · Shire of Northampton

Horrocks Beach Caravan Park

Horrocks Beach Caravan Park sits in the small coastal town of Horrocks, in Western Australia's Shire of Northampton. The park is within walking distance of the beach and local shops, offering a convenient base for exploring this quiet seaside community. Note that caravan sites are wide but relatively shallow, so confirm your van's dimensions (including drawbar and rear-mounted accessories) when booking to ensure a good fit. The park suits families and couples after a relaxed beach getaway. Two amenity blocks serve the site, and cabins are available if you prefer not to tow. Be aware that beachfront blocks can be exposed to coastal winds—sites behind the cabins tend to offer better shelter. Check directly with the park for current availability, rates, powered-site options and specific cabin configurations.

★ 4.0 (13)

Kalbarri · Shire of Northampton

Kalbarri National Park Headquarters

Kalbarri National Park Headquarters campground sits within the park itself, near the town of Kalbarri on Western Australia's Mid West coast. The setting puts you within striking distance of the park's red-rock gorges, coastal cliffs, and walking trails. This is a straightforward campground experience in a natural area rather than a holiday park with extensive amenities. The site suits visitors keen on hiking, photography, and exploring the park's geology and wildlife. Facilities are typically basic—expect camp kitchen and toilet blocks rather than powered sites or ensuite cabins. Book ahead during peak seasons and school holidays, and confirm current accommodation types, site numbers, and any access fees directly with the park. The 4-star rating reflects consistent, no-frills bush camping experience.