Free camping sites in Western Australia

Bilung Pool, Western Australia - Image Adams Family Travels

Free camp at Bilung Pool, Western Australia

25 November, 2021

Bilung Pool, Western Australia – Image Adams Family Travels Oh, my goodness! Check out this swimmingly enticing free camp! Almost halfway between Murchison Roadhouse and Gascoyne Junction you come across a Western Australian oasis. Bilung Pool, Western Australia – Image Adams Family Travels As you are travelling along the Carnarvon Mullewa Road, turn west just south of Bilung Creek, and follow a track about 200 metres to the pool. Not quite a lake, but this natural water feature has year round water with BBQ and picnic facilities. It is pet friendly, there is shade, firepits and it is BYO everything! Access this remote spot

WA Doolena Gorge - Photo Credit Denhym Kelly-Wilson @denhym from Instagram

Doolena Gorge – a Western Australia free camp by the water

31 August, 2020

Photo credit: Denhym Kelly-Wilson @denhymn from Instagram Who knew that only half an hour from Marble Bar, the hottest place in Australia – there was a waterhole to cool down in? Doolena Gorge is shaded by trees and the cliffs most of the day, so perfect for a swim. Follow walking tracks to the next creek or climb up to the waterfall. If you are camping here, make sure you arrive in time – dusk is a must, this is when the sun lights up the cliff face. Facilities are non-existent, but pets are welcome. Access this camp only during

WA Niagara Dam - Photo credit @onthetracksau from Instagram

Freedom Camp at Niagara Dam, Western Australia

3 August, 2020

Photo credit @onthetracksau from Instagram This is a great camp in an interesting historical area. There are three designated campsites – one below the dam wall and two to the west of the dam. It is rugged country, but some level sites are available near the dam. Toilets, BBQ, picnic table, dump point and fireplaces are on site. BYO firewood and bring water in case the dam is empty. Big rig and pet friendly. Built in 1897, the dam wall is 225 metres across and 18 metres high – you can learn about the story of the construction. One of the stops on

It’s Ngumban, not Ngumpan!

6 January, 2020

Ngumban Cliff Lookout Image Courtesy Sheng Yee Camps Australia Wide Ngumban Cliff Lookout should be how WA site 682 in Camps 10 is written. RV traveller, Michael Lennon has advised us that unlike the Hema version, WA main roads spell it with a ‘b’. Please update your CAMPS 10 book. Add this site to your list if you want to be in the ‘middle of nowhere’ admiring sunset on the ranges. About an hour from Fitzroy Crossing you’ll find this camp area, looking over a huge gorge and the Mueller Ranges. Park on the hill, near the edge. Facilities wise,

Brand new: Narrogin RV Stop, Western Australia

27 November, 2019

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Update to RV Parking in York, Western Australia

17 November, 2019

New RV Site under construction The town of York has made a change to its RV site. From the 1st of October, power was stopped at the Avon Park RV Rest Stop in York, Western Australia and from the 1st of November, this park will be decommissioned for RVs. RV parking will be relocated to Janet Millet Lane RV Park on the opposite side of the river. This site was No. 212 and previously known as York RV Stop. The Janet Millet Lane RV rest stop is unpowered with no ablution facilities. RVs must be fully self contained to utilise

Freedom Camp at Ballinyoo Bridge Western Australia

21 September, 2019

Here’s an update from Lyn Quilty: “A fantastic free camp spot is Ballinyoo Bridge, on the Murchison River. Big open area for larger vans or groups, then smaller, more private sites going well back from main road. Just follow the tracks. We had a quick swim each day, saw a couple kayaking, lots of walks, wildflowers, good spot for birdwatching, curious emus, wood available. A beautiful spot for a few days. No facilities other than million star accommodation.” Thank you Lyn, for sending in your photo and sharing your review with Camps Australia Wide. Ballinyoo Bridge is WA site 405

Update your listing for Norseman RV Park, Western Australia

9 September, 2019

WA Site 38 (in Camps 10) – Norseman Recreation Reserve is CLOSED. It has been replaced by an RV area adjacent to the Recreation Reserve on the corner of Richardson and Mildura Streets with access from Mildura Street. Ken Skinner advised of these changes, and said, “The Norseman site has heaps of room and easy access but no facilities. It is about a 5 minute walk to the Ablution Block at the Information Centre and another minute or two to the town centre. There is no signage restricting the use of generators and it is not close enough to the

Albert Tognolini Rest Area - image The Red Nomad and Co.

Free Camp: Albert Tognolini Rest Area

1 July, 2019

Albert Tognolini Rest Area – image The Red Nomad and Co. Who needs facilities and reception with views like this? Read about this stop and you will hear it described in five-star superlatives. These breathtaking views are for all to see, or you can take a walking trail for more magical vistas. Picnic table and fireplace, big rig and pet suitable is all we list it for. Please BYO wood and toilet facilities! Now, the other winner about this site is its close proximity to Karijini National Park. A place you definitely don’t want to miss if you are touring