Glamping in Western Australia

White sands, riverside vineyards, and desert moonscapes make up the landscapes of Australia’s largest state.

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3 top wheelchair-accessible glamping sites in Western Australia

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Wave Rock Short Stay

11 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Bremer Bay, WA
The Silos is located 2 km from the Hyden town site and 2 km from Wave Rock. Both locations are easily accessible by car or by using the walking/cycling trail. To access the walking trail please head back to Aylmore Road, turn right and when you reach the intersection cross the highway to meet the walking/cycling trail. Left will take you to town and right to Wave Rock. Please be mindful that our property neighbours a working sheep and cropping farm. Wave Rock is a granite cliff 15 metres high and 110 metres long. It’s rounded-like shape has been caused by weathering and water erosion which has undercut the base and left a rounded overhang. Water from the springs running down the rock during wetter months dissolves minerals adding to the colouring of the wave. In 1960, crystals from Hyden Rock were dated at being 2700 million years old, which are amongst the oldest in Australia. A 15 minute drive north of Wave Rock you will see a “giant” lurching out of the bushland. This massive granite rock formation is known as the Humps – grab your hat, sun screen and water bottle and explore! Be sure to visit Mulka's Cave. The name “Mulka” comes from an Aboriginal Legend associated with the cave. As you enter the cave (take a few moments for your eyes to adjust) and look at the walls and note the many hand stencils believed to representing adults and children. Close to Lake Magic, a large local salt lake, Denis Collins constructed a 20m round, 6m deep swimming pool-like gypsum pond whose buoyancy and therapeutic properties are greater than those of the Dead Sea.
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“Clear View” Farmstay and Camping

7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents100 acres · Tenterden, WA
Clear View Farmstay and Camping is a large 1,500 acre sheep and cropping farm with a functioning equestrian facility on-site. The area is surrounded by the picturesque lakes, Nunijup and Poorarecup are only minutes away for swimming and in season skiiing spots.  Bring your own horses the area has access to long bush rides on horseback (we can accommodate your horses also!) along gravel roads and crown land.  Enjoy the local wineries, Stirling ranges in close proximity to Albany, Denmark and on the way through to Esperance. A cosy home to stay for a day or two. Dogs allowed only in certain areas on the farm on a leash at all times. Property also features a three-bedroom home available as a short-term holiday rental. Clear View Farmstay: three bedroom residence - $195/night/5 guests Self contained camping: tents, RV’s $40/night for 4 people Parking with power additional $20/night per vehicle powered "Clear View" use of Amenities: bathroom toilet $50/day per group + camping rate (if not booked out) NB camping sites have no amenties! Bring your horses by appointment only: $25/day stable only supply own feed.
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Glamping in Western Australia guide

Overview

Discover the best glamping options in Western Australia that cater to wheelchair access with over 48 available options on Hipcamp. Stay in style and comfort while being surrounded by the beauty of nature. Top campsites like Nambung Station Stay (160 reviews), Nannup Lavender Tranquil Campground (70 reviews), The Silos - Wave Rock Short Stay (35 reviews) offer popular amenities like cooking equipment, rubbish, and campfires and activities such as swimming, boating, and wildlife watching. Prices start as low as $25 per night with an average price per night of $85.

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