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Panorama Caravan Park

36 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Big Grove, WA

Panorama Caravan Park is Albany’s Waterfront Caravan Park, located just a few minutes from the Torndirrup National Park. With large nature-based caravan and camping sites we are the perfect Caravan Park to visit the Bald Head Trail, The Gap and Natural Bridge as well as Albany’s Historic Whaling Station. Panorama Caravan Park is a family owned and operated business which is focused on providing a friendly and welcoming environment to all. Duncan and Annita are the second generation in the Dall family to own and operate Panorama Caravan Park. With the two of them growing up in the Albany region, they care about the town and love to show off everything it has to offer. Please note: while we do our best to allocate you your requested site, you may be moved to a different site on arrival due to changes at the park. All our sites are spacious and in great locations!

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Mondurup Escape - Kendenup

14 sites · RVs, Tents75 acres · Kendenup, WA

This beautiful property is a 75-acre farm and vineyard, overlooking the Stirling Ranges, with a tree-lined stream separating the property into two halves. It is a stone's throw from the neighbouring cellar door, and visitors are encouraged to participate in seasonal activities, and sample and enjoy the local produce. It is near Stirling Range National Park and Porongurup National Park and Skywalk, with unique flora and fauna, mountain climbing, and walking experiences. Plus just as close to the coast, but far from the crowds. Choose relaxation or adventure. There are several sites to choose from, some with access to the toilet facilities and others where you will need to be completely self-contained. Please refer to the site descriptions for more details. We can welcome a small/medium breed dog per booking, however, they must never be left unattended and we ask that you please be responsible for picking up dog waste. Campfires are permitted during the months of May- September subject to conditions/local fire restrictions.

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“Normies”

4 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Narrikup, WA

Experience Nature on Our 400-Acre Sheep Farm in WA’s Great Southern Region Escape to our expansive 400-acre sheep farm, just 5 km south of Mount Barker. Perfectly positioned along the highway yet tucked away in a serene setting, this property offers an ideal retreat for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Choose from a variety of stunning landscapes for your campsite: open, grassy paddocks where you can soak in the sun or shaded bush areas that invite you to unwind amidst the trees. The farm is ideally located for a perfect mix of hiking, winery visits, and beach days. You'll have easy access to the stunning Stirling Ranges and Porongurup National Park, along with renowned wine regions featuring numerous wineries to explore. And when you’re ready for some sun and surf, amazing beaches are just a short drive away, providing the ideal spot for relaxation and seaside adventures. With nearby attractions in Albany (54 km) and Denmark (43 km), you can explore the beauty of the Great Southern region while having a comfortable base to return to. Please note that we cannot provide facilities such as power, water, or toilets, ensuring a truly off-grid, authentic camping experience for those who want to connect with nature. Whether you prefer pitching a tent, parking your camper, or setting up a caravan, our farm offers a peaceful escape with wide open spaces and stunning views. Additionally, we have sheep on the property. While they are generally shy and tend to avoid interaction, they can get curious from time to time. They are well managed, but please be aware that we cannot take responsibility for any damage that may be caused by the sheep. This is part of the farm’s charm and adds to the rural experience. Please also note that the driveway is located directly off Albany Highway, in a slightly tricky spot. The gate is approximately 18 meters from the highway, so we recommend taking extra care when entering or exiting the property. This is the perfect spot for self-sufficient campers who value serenity and the chance to disconnect from modern amenities while enjoying the beauty of the Great Southern Region. In short: it's just grass in a beautiful spot with plenty of room to choose from. Join us for a memorable stay surrounded by nature, where the sheep roam freely and the stars shine bright. Book your escape today!

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The best camping near Waychinicup National Park guide

Overview

About

Immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of Waychinicup National Park, where scenic inlets and diverse coastal heath await. Venture along the granite formations, spot unique flora and fauna, and if you're lucky, catch a glimpse of a quokka. For those looking to extend their stay, the park offers a quaint camping area nestled amid the natural splendour.

Notable campgrounds

Waychinicup Inlet Camping Area - A serene spot where the river meets polished granite, creating a picturesque setting for campers.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early to secure a spot in the limited-space Waychinicup Inlet Camping Area.
Check the park's official website for the latest availability and booking terms.
Prepare for an off-grid experience as the campground offers a more rustic stay.
Explore nearby camping options if Waychinicup is fully booked.

When to go

The best time to visit Waychinicup National Park is during spring when the park is alive with colourful wildflower blooms. Avoid the wet season when unsealed roads may flood, making access challenging.

Know before you go

Ensure you have a personal location beacon (PLB) for safety in remote areas.
Be aware of sudden waves and strong currents when near the water.
No dogs or other pets are allowed in the park to protect the local wildlife.
Entry to Waychinicup National Park is free, with no park entry fee required.
Contact the Albany Parks and Wildlife Office for any enquiries: +61 (0)8 9842 4500.