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2 parks in Shire of Northampton
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Kalbarri National Park
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.

Kalbarri National Park Headquarters
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.