Free camping sites in Western Australia

Profile of a free camp: Giles Breakaway, WA

6 April, 2019

Giles Breakaway – image Darcy & Tanya Cleveland Instagram page @toughlifetouring How good does this look? With stunning landscapes and no facilities, this is a great overnight stop, with amazing views and colours at sunset and dawn. Previous owners of CAMPS, Cathryn and Philip said they always stop here. Others will tell you it is the best stop on the Great Central Road. This serene spot is within easy reach from Kalgoorlie, and you’ll love those white and yellow cliffs. There’s shade and a picnic table, mobile phone coverage, pets are allowed, but it is suitable in dry weather only. Find

Ocean Drive at Scott Street - Bunbury WA

3 FREE new camps in Bunbury, WA

14 November, 2018

Ocean Drive at Scott Street Congratulations to Bunbury Council with 3 new free camps planned. The Western Australian city announces a trial of overnight rest areas for a period of two years at the following locations: Wyalup-Rocky Point – Barbecues, ablutions, picnic tables, litter bins, beach showers, drink fountain, ocean views. Ocean Drive Carpark – (at Scott Street) – Barbecue, picnic tables, litter bins, beach shower, drink fountain, ocean views. Maidens Reserve – Playground, barbecues, ablutions, picnic tables, litter bins, protected bush setting, walk trail. All of these stops are free, with a 48 hour limit. Bunbury Council will also investigate the possibility of

Those beautiful big night skies reflected on the back of our motorhome.

Big night skies at Edaggee Rest Area

16 July, 2018

If you are looking for big skies, stop by Number 368, Western Australia in Camps 9, and 81km south of Carnarvon/ 43km north of Wooramel Roadhouse.

At Wolfe Creek – camp beside the world second largest meteor crater!

11 June, 2018

Wolfe Creek camp is located close to the second largest meteor crater in the world. The huge meteorite hit the earth approximately 300,000 years ago leaving an 850 metre wide crater in what is now known as Wolfe Creek National park. The camp site has basic facilities but you will need to make sure you have enough fuel and drinking water before you arrive. This camp is on the famous Tanami Track. Where: 130 km South East of Halls Creek.Pet Friendly: NoToilets: YesShade: YesShower: No Water: NoFire: NoCaravan and Big Rig: Caravans and campersMobile Reception: NoDirections: Turnoff is 130 km South East of Halls Creek. Follow Tanami Road to the camp

Canoe, sail, ski, boat and trek at Lake Poorrarecup, WA

10 June, 2018

There’s plenty of room at this shady camping ground located on the northern side of Western Australia’s Poorrarecup Lake. Both locals and visitors are known to enjoy a range of water activities on the freshwater expanse such as canoeing, sailing, skiing and boating. After a day out on the water you can have a bite to eat on the sandy shores or under the shade of the picnic areas. If you prefer not to get wet, there is also a nature trail through the bush land where you can look for the various plant and bird life that can be

Disappointment Rock is not a disappointment!

10 June, 2018

Although the name of this camp site doesn’t suggest a good outlook, this camping area is located in an incredible and ever changing landscape. The area is a gem for the adventurous types who want to explore some classic Australian trails that feature the red soil we have come to love, eucalyptus, rolling rocky hills and native animals such as Pygmy possums and Dingos. The Hyden-Norseman road has been coined “The Granite & Woodlands Discovery Trail” and is clearly signposted with stopping places and sites for Tourists along the way. Where: 87 km West of Norseman, 246 km East of Hyden

Surfers take note: Torbay Inlet, WA

10 June, 2018

Although small, this camp site is located in a peaceful coastal area with plenty to do. Once you have set up camp you can follow the track (next to the inlet) to the beach and enjoy some fishing, swimming or surfing. If you have a 4WD, there’s also a boat ramp where you can launch your boat or canoe. The camp ground is protected by coastal scrub and there is plenty of shade where you can set up your tent, caravan or campers. Where: 28 km West of Albany, 38 km East of Denmark.Pet Friendly: YesToilets: YesShade: YesShower: NoPicnic Area: NoFire: NoCaravan and Big Rig: Caravans and campersMobile

Get in early to free camp at Bettys Beach, WA

10 June, 2018

Located between Two Peoples Bay and Normans Beach, Betty’s Beach is a quiet, secluded spot that is ideal for a relaxing swim or a day of fishing. The camping area itself is quite small, so depending on the season you might have trouble fitting a camper or caravan if there are others already set up. If you are exploring WA’s south coast it is also worth checking out the other beaches in the area and stopping by the town centre of Albany to see some old colonial buildings and historic sites. Where: 17 km South of Many Peaks, East of Albany.Pet