Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Cape Range National Park adventure.
Enjoy canyon hikes, snorkelling, and beachside camping along the North West Cape.
Insta-worthy natural wonders are never far away in Cape Range National Park. Along the coast, explore more than 50 kilometres of sandy beaches, go snorkelling or scuba diving along the Ningaloo Reef, or set sail on a whale or dolphin-watching cruise. Inland, hike through sweeping canyons and wildflower-filled valleys, cruise along Yardie Creek, and look out for red kangaroos, emus, and rare birds. Campers have plenty of options too. With more than ten campgrounds to choose from, there’s space for motorhomes, caravans, tents, and swags, or you can rent a luxury eco-tent with an ocean view.
Balmy temperatures and warm waters mean that beach days are possible year-round at Cape Range National Park. April through October is the best time for hiking and camping, with daytime temperatures around 25°C. Time your visit for wildflower season (June through August) for the most dazzling scenery. If you visit in summer, plan outdoor activities around sunrise and sunset, as midday temperatures often reach 40°C. Cyclone season is November-April, so keep an eye on the forecast.