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★ 4.6 (4,530)

Yanchep · City of Wanneroo

Yanchep National Park

Yanchep National Park campground sits within the park itself, north of Perth in the City of Wanneroo. The reserve protects bushland, limestone caves, and a lake system typical of the Swan Coastal Plain. The campground offers basic facilities within easy reach of walking trails, the historic Crystal Cave, and native wildlife viewing opportunities. The park suits families, nature walkers, and those wanting a quieter break close to Perth without heading far inland. Facilities are typically modest for a national park setting. Check current site availability, facility details, and booking requirements directly with the park, as campground specifications can vary seasonally.

★ 4.7 (2,930)

Busselton · City of Busselton

Busselton Foreshore

Busselton Foreshore caravan park sits on Western Australia's South West coast, right at the heart of a popular beachside town. The park overlooks the famous Busselton Jetty, a 1.8 km landmark with an underwater observatory. The foreshore precinct offers direct access to the beach, playgrounds, skate park, barbecue facilities and grassy picnic areas, plus cafes and restaurants nearby. It's a lively setting for families and groups wanting coastal convenience. The park suits families with kids, pet owners (pets welcome in designated areas), and anyone wanting easy access to beach activities and local attractions without being remote. The jetty's little train ride and observatory are signature experiences. Check directly with Busselton Foreshore for current site availability, powered options, facilities and rates.

★ 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.

★ 4.2 (1,650)

Jurien Bay · Shire of Dandaragan

Jurien Bay Tourist Park

Jurien Bay Tourist Park is a beachside caravan park in Jurien Bay, a coastal town in WA's Shire of Dandaragan. The park's main drawcard is its location—walking distance to the main jetty, beach, and local shops. It offers powered caravan sites, cabins, and camping areas, with facilities that guests consistently report as clean and well-maintained. Staff are noted for helpfulness. The park suits families, couples, and groups wanting beach access without needing to be in the centre of town. Note that powered sites can be fairly compact during busy periods. Check availability, current rates, and site layouts directly with the park to find what suits your rig and needs.

★ 4.9 (1,400)

William Bay

Elephant Rocks

Elephant Rocks caravan park sits in William Bay, Western Australia, near one of the region's most distinctive natural attractions—a sheltered cove dominated by massive granite boulders that resemble a herd of elephants. The beach is known for clear turquoise water, excellent swimming and snorkelling conditions, and rock formations that draw visitors year-round. The park provides convenient access to this iconic coastal spot. Elephant Rocks suits families, swimmers, and anyone after a memorable seaside stay on the south coast. The area's calm, protected waters and scenic rock formations make it especially popular in summer. Contact the park directly to confirm current accommodation options, site availability, and facilities.

★ 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.

★ 4.7 (1,329)

Karijini · Shire of Ashburton

Karijini National Park

Karijini National Park campground sits in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia, within one of the state's most dramatic landscapes. The park showcases rugged gorges, iron-rich ranges and seasonal waterholes across its vast expanse. The campground provides access to world-class bushwalking, swimming holes and rock formations that draw visitors year-round, though the cooler months (April–September) are most popular. The park suits experienced campers comfortable with outback conditions and those seeking serious hiking and nature photography. Facilities are typically basic; confirm current accommodation options, site availability, water access and any seasonal closures directly with the park before planning your trip.

★ 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.

★ 4.0 (1,264)

Geraldton · City of Greater Geraldton

Geraldton Belair Gardens Caravan Park

Belair Gardens is a large caravan park in Geraldton, Western Australia, positioned adjacent to the beach with easy access to the town centre. The park offers powered sites with ensuite facilities, air-conditioned villas, camp kitchen and laundry amenities. Sites are generously shaded and well-maintained. The park suits families, couples and those seeking a coastal WA getaway with good on-site facilities. Note that some guests report train noise from nearby railway lines and recommend securing valuables. Check directly with the park for current site availability, rates, pet policies and any recent facility updates.

★ 4.2 (1,167)

Exmouth · Shire of Exmouth

RAC Exmouth Cape Holiday Park

RAC Exmouth Cape Holiday Park sits on the North West Cape near the town of Exmouth, gateway to the Ningaloo Reef and surrounding coastal attractions. The park offers powered sites for caravans and campervans, plus on-site accommodation ranging from basic studios to self-contained units. Facilities include camp kitchens, BBQ areas, a pool, and toilet/shower blocks; the concrete ground suits vehicles well but may challenge tent pegs. The park is within walking distance of town services and a solid base for exploring the reef, beaches and dive spots in the region. Well-reviewed for cleanliness and amenities, though standards vary across older and newer facilities. Contact the park directly to confirm current site availability, pricing, and specific accommodation options.

★ 4.8 (1,139)

Broadwater · City of Busselton

Mandalay Holiday Resort, Busselton

Mandalay Holiday Resort is a caravan park in Broadwater, within the City of Busselton in Western Australia's South West region. The park offers powered sites, ensuite camping options, and chalets, with facilities including a pool, camp kitchen, and amenity blocks. Its location provides easy access to the Busselton area, known for its beaches and coastal lifestyle. The resort suits families and couples seeking a relaxed caravan holiday with good on-site facilities. With a strong guest rating, it appeals to those after straightforward, well-maintained accommodation. For current site availability, pricing, and specific amenities, contact Mandalay Holiday Resort directly.

★ 4.4 (1,090)

Gwelup · City of Stirling

Karrinyup Waters Resort

Karrinyup Waters Resort is a caravan park in Gwelup, within Perth's City of Stirling. The property offers a range of accommodation across spacious, tree-shaded grounds and includes facilities typical of larger regional resorts: pools, playgrounds, a restaurant, and amenities for caravans and tents. Guest ratings average 4.4 out of 5, with visitors praising the friendly service, well-maintained grounds, and family-friendly atmosphere. The park suits families, couples, and long-term visitors seeking established facilities near Perth's northern suburbs. Contact the resort directly to confirm current site availability, cabin options, powered sites, and dining details before booking.

★ 4.2 (1,050)

Castletown · Shire of Esperance

RAC Esperance Holiday Park

RAC Esperance Holiday Park sits in Castletown, within the Shire of Esperance on WA's south coast. The park offers beachfront positioning with views across the Southern Ocean, making it a popular base for exploring the region's beaches, national parks and coastal scenery. Facilities are well-maintained, and the park welcomes dogs. The park suits families, couples and caravanners seeking a well-run coastal stay with good amenities. It's a busy park during peak season, so sites can be compact—worth confirming your rig size and availability before booking. Contact the park directly for current rates, site types (powered/unpowered), and to check availability, especially during school holidays and summer.

★ 4.7 (1,003)

Carnarvon · Shire of Carnarvon

Wooramel River Retreat

Wooramel River Retreat sits on the Wooramel River near Carnarvon in Western Australia's Gascoyne region, a semi-arid landscape known for fruit farming and coastal access. The park offers spacious grass and powered sites, with warm artesian pools a major drawcard for visitors. An on-site café serves meals and coffee, and the park regularly hosts evening entertainment including live music and bonfires. The setting retains an outback character despite growing in popularity. The park suits families, couples and grey nomads seeking relaxation and a slower pace. Grass sites work well for larger caravans, while powered sites cater to those wanting full amenities. Check directly with Wooramel River Retreat for current site availability, site types, rates and any seasonal closures or events.

★ 4.0 (968)

Exmouth · Shire of Exmouth

Ningaloo Caravan and Holiday Resort

Ningaloo Caravan and Holiday Resort is a substantial park in Exmouth, Western Australia, positioned within walking distance of town shops and the visitor centre. The facility caters to caravans, motorhomes and holiday guests, with a range of accommodation from powered sites to newer family villas. On-site amenities include a pool, restaurant, and camp kitchen facilities. The park suits families, couples and grey nomads seeking a comfortable base to explore the Ningaloo Coast and surrounding region. Guest feedback highlights clean facilities and convenient town access. For current site availability, accommodation types, rates and specific facilities, contact the resort directly.

★ 4.9 (932)

Cape Le Grand · Shire of Esperance

Cape Le Grand National Park

Cape Le Grand National Park campground sits within one of Western Australia's most striking coastal reserves, near Esperance on the south coast. The park protects pristine beaches, granite peaks and native bushland along the Southern Ocean. The campground provides basic facilities within this natural setting, offering direct access to walking trails, swimming spots and dramatic seascapes that draw visitors year-round. This is ideal for travellers seeking wilderness camping with minimal development—expect a quieter, more rugged experience than developed caravan parks. The area suits self-sufficient campers, families and hikers keen on coastal scenery and native wildlife. Book ahead during school holidays and summer months. Contact the park directly to confirm current site availability, facilities, entry fees and any seasonal closures.

★ 4.3 (915)

Exmouth · Shire of Exmouth

Ningaloo Centre

Ningaloo Centre is a visitor and education facility in Exmouth, Western Australia, showcasing the region's rich marine and natural history. The centre features interactive aquariums displaying local reef ecosystems, live reptile exhibitions, and galleries covering Exmouth's heritage and the Ningaloo Reef. Staff are known for providing knowledgeable, personalised advice to help visitors make the most of their time exploring the area. The centre suits families, reef enthusiasts, and travellers keen to understand what the Exmouth region offers before venturing out. It's a worthwhile indoor stop, particularly useful for planning activities around Ningaloo Marine Park. Check the centre's opening hours and current exhibitions directly before your visit.

★ 4.4 (907)

Lancelin · Shire of Gingin

Experience Lancelin Holiday Park

Experience Lancelin Holiday Park sits on the foreshore at Lancelin, a coastal town in WA's Shire of Gingin. The park offers powered sites with direct beach access, large cement slabs, and grassy areas between sites. Amenities include clean facilities with hot water, an indoor heated pool and spa, and a camp kitchen. The ocean views are a strong drawcard for guests. The park suits first-time and experienced caravanners alike, with staff noted for friendliness and helpfulness. It's ideal for a beach-focused getaway in a quieter coastal setting. Guest ratings are strong (4.4/5 from 907 reviews). Contact the park directly to confirm current site availability, rates, and any specific facilities or policies.

★ 4.4 (902)

Abbey · City of Busselton

RAC Busselton Holiday Park

RAC Busselton Holiday Park is located in Abbey, within the City of Busselton in south-western Western Australia. The park offers a mix of accommodation, from powered caravan sites to one-bedroom cabins, with spacious sites featuring mature shade trees. Facilities include bathrooms and typical holiday park amenities. The park suits families, couples and caravan travellers seeking a base near Busselton. Staff are known for friendly service. Given the park's popularity and repeat visitors, confirm current site availability, cabin configurations, rates and any specific facilities you need directly with the park before booking.

★ 3.8 (890)

Exmouth · Shire of Exmouth

Potshot

Potshot is a caravan park in Exmouth, a coastal town in Western Australia's Shire of Exmouth, known for access to Ningaloo Reef and the North West Cape. The park offers basic accommodation options for visitors exploring the region's marine and terrestrial attractions. Guest feedback suggests the park offers budget-friendly stays, though recent reviews indicate maintenance and cleanliness concerns, particularly following weather events. The property may suit travellers after no-frills, affordable accommodation rather than premium facilities. Contact the park directly to confirm current site availability, facilities (powered sites, dump point, camp kitchen), rates, and any damage recovery updates.

★ 3.8 (882)

Coral Bay · Shire of Carnarvon

Ningaloo Coral Bay - Bayview

Ningaloo Coral Bay - Bayview is a caravan park in Coral Bay, a small coastal town in Western Australia's Shire of Carnarvon. The park sits near the famous Ningaloo Reef, offering direct access to one of Australia's premier snorkelling and diving destinations. It provides a range of accommodation from powered caravan sites to Park Villas with ensuites, air conditioning and kitchen facilities. The park suits families, couples and groups wanting to explore the reef and surrounding marine life. Reviews are mixed—some guests praise the location and villa comfort, while others note maintenance issues in shared facilities. Contact the park directly to confirm current site availability, rates, amenities and any recent upgrades, particularly if shower block condition is important to your stay.

★ 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 (851)

Exmouth Gulf · Shire of Exmouth

Bullara Station Stay

Bullara Station Stay is a working pastoral property near Exmouth Gulf in Western Australia's Shire of Exmouth. Set on expansive bushland where livestock roam freely, the park offers caravan sites alongside shearers' quarters accommodation. Guests can explore easy walking trails on the property, including the popular Sunset Hill walk, and access a cafe serving home-cooked fare like pies and scones alongside pizza nights. The park suits families, couples and grey nomads seeking a working station experience with good facilities and friendly staff. Recent guest reviews consistently praise the cleanliness, welcoming atmosphere and quality food offerings. Contact the park directly to confirm current site availability, pricing, powered/unpowered options and any minimum stay requirements.

★ 4.8 (765)

Rosa Glen · Shire of Augusta Margaret River

Big Valley Campsite

Big Valley Campsite is a caravan park in Rosa Glen, within the Shire of Augusta Margaret River in Western Australia's premium wine and agricultural region. The property offers spacious green grounds with well-maintained amenities, and welcomes caravans and families. The park's animal-friendly approach—including on-site animals for interaction—and proximity to Margaret River town make it convenient for visitors exploring the local wineries, restaurants and attractions. Guests consistently praise the clean facilities, generous space, and friendly service. The park suits families, couples and experienced travellers seeking a comfortable base for a regional stay. Check the park's website or contact directly for current site availability, pricing, powered site options and any seasonal rates or school holiday conditions.

★ 4.1 (756)

Nulsen · Shire of Esperance

Esperance Pink Lake Tourist Park

Esperance Pink Lake Tourist Park is located in Nulsen, just outside Esperance in Western Australia's south coast region. The park offers a mix of accommodation options, including newer sites with ensuites and more established spots. It's within walking distance of local shops and about 30 minutes from Esperance town centre. Facilities include hot showers, laundry services, and camp kitchen amenities. The park suits families and caravan travellers looking for a convenient base near the coast. Sites are generally spacious and accommodate larger rigs. Check directly with the park for current site availability, pricing, powered site options, and specific amenities, as facilities and rates vary seasonally.

★ 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.

★ 4.8 (720)

Cape Range National Park · Shire of Exmouth

Cape Range National Park

Cape Range National Park campground sits within one of Western Australia's most dramatic coastal reserves, near Exmouth in the Pilbara region. The park protects rugged limestone ranges meeting turquoise Indian Ocean waters, with excellent snorkelling, diving and hiking. The campground provides a base for exploring this natural landscape and accessing nearby Ningaloo Reef. The site suits couples, families and serious outdoor enthusiasts wanting direct access to reef and range activities. Facilities typically include basic camping areas and camp kitchens; confirm current site types (powered/unpowered), availability and any booking requirements directly with the park or WA Parks & Wildlife Service.

★ 4.3 (714)

Esperance · Shire of Esperance

Esperance Bay Holiday Park

Esperance Bay Holiday Park sits in the coastal town of Esperance, on Western Australia's southern coast. The park offers a mix of caravan sites and cabin accommodation, with facilities including multiple camp kitchens, showers and toilets. It's a quieter alternative to busier parks in the region, making it suitable for travellers wanting a relaxed stop or longer stay to break up a journey. The park suits families, couples and caravanners after a comfortable, low-key base. Staff are reported as friendly and helpful. For current site availability, cabin types, powered site options and rates, contact the park directly to confirm what suits your needs.

★ 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.