- Lesueur National Park
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The best camping in Lesueur National Park, WA
Discover Lesueur National Park's wildflower wonderland and scenic trails.
The best camping in Lesueur National Park, WA
Loveland Farmstay
1. Loveland Farmstay
100%
(122)
19km from Lesueur National Park · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
This is a Wildlife Sanctuary for mostly orphaned kangaroos that are free to roam the property.We offer a chance to really get away from it all with a choice of camp sites without power.Your stay includes an experience with the orphaned kangaroos for free, patting and feeding. As this is a wildlife sanctuary strictly no pets are permitted. Firewood supplied. No camp fires between 1st November and 1st April due to total fire bans.TOTAL FIRE BAN is from 1 November - 31 March every year and is sometimes extended due to seasonal conditions.Camping: Basic unpowered sites with no amenities. Please bring everything you need and make sure you take everything home with you, including rubbish. There is rainwater for drinking available, just ask the host. There are no no toilets or showers. Dig your own hole, hang your own shower from a tree. Price includes access to the kangaroos at feeding time. Camp fires permitted after consultation with host on the day. Firewood is available to gather up for this purpose.
Campfires
Picnic table
from
AU$20
/ night
Billabong Bush Camp
2. Billabong Bush Camp
100%
(44)
31km from Lesueur National Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Available for bookings from mid April 2023. This is a new listing by cautious first-time Hosts looking for sustainable low-impact opportunities to share and affordably maintain and improve our beautiful property.
Billabong Bush Camp offers a beautiful natural native bush block not far from tranquil bays and rolling beaches of the Turquoise coast. We accept one group at a time, guaranteeing complete privacy.
There are several lovely camping areas to choose from, some closer to the billabong, and others tucked into nooks amongst the beautiful flora. There is a toilet, and access to potable rainwater (upon request). We can also offer access to power for a small additional fee.
Our 160 acres of uncleared Land, dotted with pockets of pasture is nestled in the heart of what once was traditional Yuet (people) Country. The beautiful undulating bush is fed by a series of freshwater springs and first settled in WA pioneering days along an original telegraph post line and stock shepherding route in and out of Perth.
Today, it is conveniently set in the heart of the Midwest coast where the bush meets the Beach surrounded by National Parks and Marine Reserve in the Shire of Dandaragan.
Here, you'll find a nature lovers' paradise rich in native flora and fauna, abundant with seasonal wildflowers, plentiful birdlife, and unique Australian mammals and reptiles.
Campfires
from
AU$61
/ night
RAC Cervantes Holiday Park
3. RAC Cervantes Holiday Park
94%
(25)
38km from Lesueur National Park · 245 sites · Tents, RVs
Two hours from Perth, RAC Cervantes Holiday Park offers the ultimate family holiday getaway in WA’s Coral Coast. Walk to the nearby beach from our Cervantes accommodation, with a huge range of coastal activities and local attractions waiting for you to explore.
The famous Pinnacles in Nambung National Park are within a short drive, while walking trails and other outdoor pursuits will fill your days with adventure. You’ll also find plenty of opportunities to relax at our Cervantes holiday park, whether you put your feet up by the swimming pool, share a BBQ with friends, or enjoy the sights from the shore.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from
AU$52
/ night
Nambung Station Stay
4. Nambung Station Stay
95%
(590)
47km from Lesueur National Park · 44 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
UPDATE July 2025 The Munbinea Rd to the Station is now FULLY TARMACED. Nambung is a 5,000 acre working cattle farm 2 hours north from Perth. We are surrounded by the Nambung National Park so there is always plenty of wildlife to see and wildflowers in season. We have a caravan park with powered or unpowered sites and onsite caravans for hire.
Dog friendly (must be on a leash at all times). Toilets and shower amenities for guests.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from
AU$42
/ night
Three Posts West
5. Three Posts West
100%
(21)
79km from Lesueur National Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Camp along side a flowing winter creek, with established trees to give shade. See livestock grazing and spot native birds whilst walking along the creek.
There is plenty of timber to create a camp fire at night. It is a very tranquil place to have a rest from driving or get out city for the weekend.
Please be self-sufficient and take any rubbish away with you.
Pets
from
AU$46
/ night
Chelsea's Farm
6. Chelsea's Farm
100%
(2)
12km from Lesueur National Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Mostly cleared with some natural bush for privacy. Awesome views of national park and farmland. Few different locations to camp on the property. Beautiful beaches nearby only a few minutes drive.
Will need 4x4 for access as driveway is sand atm.
Pets
from
AU$37
/ night
Waddi Bush Camp and Caravan Park
7. Waddi Bush Camp and Caravan Park
74%
(77)
55km from Lesueur National Park · 40 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Nestled in the 1200 acres of wildflower country of Badgingarra, Waddi Bush Camp and caravan Park Offers the best getaway from Perth.
Secluded tranquil self-contained rammed earth apartments giving you a medieval feeling, Cabins, caravan sites and camping facilities also available.
Abundant flora and fauna
Nature walks are also good, and a beautiful place to watch the sunrise.
There's an also 5km of gravel for bike riding and quad bike trails.
It's got a big flower shed where bouquets are made and are available for purchase.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from
AU$43
/ night
Tathra Park Farm Nolonger available
8. Tathra Park Farm Nolonger available
100%
(5)
62km from Lesueur National Park · 40 sites · Tents, RVs
Nestled in the corner of the WA Tathra National Park, this beautiful ridge of Wandoo offers tranquil surroundings, native animals and wildflower bliss.
this site will be discontinued as of 31/08/2025. We apologise for any inconvenience. We thank you all for your support.
Pets
from
AU$25
/ night
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Jakub
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
We really loved this camping spot—it’s perfect for families with young children (ours are 4.5 and 1.5 years old). We stayed in a tent, and our kids especially enjoyed the animal-feeding sessions with the sheep and donkeys. Toilets and showers are available on site, and the kitchen is well equipped with all the essential items. There’s also a small playground for kids. Mark and Sheere were very helpful, and we truly enjoyed our stay.
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Brooke
2 weeks ago
7 m Class A
With kids
Hosts are prefect and the tour was incredible! Will definitely stay again.
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david
2 weeks ago
5 m car
It was perfect. Everything is very well organised. Thanks.
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Kathrin
2 weeks ago
Tent
Sheree and Mark are amazing hosts.
Facilities are clean and accessible. Campgrounds are tidy and spacious.
The farm has character and my highlight was the dessert tour with Mark. He is very knowledgeable and hiked with us through the dunes and showed us the pinnacles at their very own strip of the National Park. The ride on his van was gorgeous and we spotted some Emus and Kangaroos. Highly recommend!
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John
2 weeks ago
7 m Class B
Excellent stay at Nambung Station Stay!
We had a fantastic experience here. The powered site worked perfectly, and the communal kitchen was well set up and great to use. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained, which made the stay even more comfortable. They offer guided tours of the Pinnacles for a fee, which is a great option, and the free animal feeding in the morning was a lovely bonus. Overall, a really enjoyable place to stay — we would definitely stay here again.
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Nishant
2 weeks ago
Tent
Group trip
We were 4 families with 6 kids. We loved the facilities, cleanliness and views from the camp site. Staff was friendly and cooperative. It was amazing experience.
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Tara
2 weeks ago
5 m travel trailer
Lovely place to stay for some quiet rest. Has everything that you need. Very close to some great tourist hot spots but enough space to feel like you got away from the crowds.
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Melanie
3 weeks ago
5 m Class B
wheb we arrived there was no one else on the campground. mark showed us around and explained that we would probably see some kangaroos and emus near the fences. in that moment I saw one behind his back. it stayed the whole time less than a 100m away from us! laster on we saw many more and a few emus further in the fields. the next morning mark took us on his buggy to see some pinnacles just at the end of the farm. it was really impressive! we enjoyed our short stay and would absolutely recommend a short stay at the farm!
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Christiaan
December 2025
Tent
Fantastic little spot about an hour inland from Cervantes. It’s not a holiday park by any means but it’s a great little bush camp, and we just happened to be the only patrons there. Management and staff were friendly and helpful. If you want a quiet getaway [we went December 13, 14th] I would highly recommend!
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Barry
December 2025
5 m Class B
If you're tired of crowded campsites with people making noise half the night, then Nambung Station is for you. A very rural campsite on a working farm, you will definitely have a feeling of being away from the hustle and bustle. Shower, toilet, washing, and kitchen facilities are not luxurious, but certainly acceptable. The site managers are super friendly and extremely helpful if you need any assistance. We did the morning Pinnacles tour that they offered and it was amazing: emus, kangaroos, and of course, pinnacles up close and personal. We really enjoyed our stay and we're very happy that we booked it.
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Suzanne
December 2025
7 m Class A
With pets
We loved our stay at Nambung Station. It was so peaceful and bottle feeding the calf was fun. The bathrooms are clean, and the camp kitchen looks good, but we didn’t use it. It’s great to have a buggy tour of the Painted Desert as an option too. We were also able to pay a small fee and hook up to Starlink for amazingly fast wifi, even though our Telstra data was still fine.
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Isabel
November 2025
Tent
Ken was super friendly and welcoming. He told us all about the kangaroos and their background. It was amazing to interact with them. We loved our stay and would happily come back!
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Hetang
November 2025
6 m pop-up camper
With kids
Great facilities, friendly staff. Very accommodating.
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Áine
November 2025
Tent
The most peaceful, scenic campsite. Ken was very welcoming, gave us a bucket of feed for the Kangaroos and made us feel at ease by giving us all the information we needed to know. Amazing experience feeding the kangaroos and waking up to the most beautiful sunrise and the kangaroos hopping around.
The grounds are huge and have so much privacy. Would definitely recommend
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Fabiola
November 2025
5 m car
A stunning location, right in the heart of nature. All the common areas are spotless and meticulously maintained. The staff is very polite and helpful. If I ever need a campsite in this area again, I'll definitely return.
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Vivienne
November 2025
9 m pop-up camper
Great location for driving to the Pinnacles and even better farm tour of the Painted Desert.
Campsite is windy like everywhere, but has all the facilities you need.
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fanny
November 2025
5 m car
I had the best time spending a night at Loveland! Ken is absolutely lovely and will make sure you find the perfect spot to enjoy your stay. There are plenty of kangaroos around, and you can even hand-feed some of them — a truly magical experience!
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Grant
November 2025
6 m Class B
With kids
Loved our stay here! Plenty of space between camps, beautiful scenery and the kids loved hand feeding kangaroos! We highly recommend this place, if you have a caravan over 6m message him directly to make sure its ok, we did and no problems.
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Ryan
November 2025
6 m Class A
Stopped here for one night on route to Exmouth. Fantastic views from the field. Just as described on the ad.
Darrel was friendly, helpful and informative about the local area.
Missed the 4x4 access only on the ad - we did gain access in our 2WD Fiat Ducato motorhome - just had to take a run up and gun it over the soft sand at the entrance, once past, all good.
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Nathan
November 2025
1 m pop-up camper
With kids
Great spot with the kids. Toilets and shower nice and clean. Kids loved feeding the animals in the evening.
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Overview
About
Embark on an adventure through Lesueur National Park, a botanic haven boasting over 900 plant species. Traverse the park's diverse trails, witness a kaleidoscope of wildflowers in bloom, and encounter an array of wildlife. While the park offers no campgrounds within its bounds, the nearby Karda Reserve provides a cosy spot for setting up camp and continuing your exploration.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book your campsite in advance to secure your spot at the nearby Karda Reserve.
- Check for cancellations regularly, as last-minute openings can occur.
- Plan your visit outside of peak wildflower season for better chances of availability.
- Explore nearby camping options to maximise your chances of finding a site.
When to go
The best time to visit Lesueur National Park is during spring when the wildflowers are in full bloom. However, the park's natural beauty can be enjoyed year-round. Avoid visiting during extreme weather conditions, particularly in summer when temperatures soar.
Know before you go
- No dogs or other pets are allowed in the park to protect the delicate ecosystem.
- Park entry fees apply; ensure you have a valid park pass or pay upon arrival.
- Stay on marked roads and trails to prevent the spread of plant pathogens like dieback.
- Read up on bushwalking safety and consider carrying a personal location beacon (PLB).
- Check the park's official website for any alerts or closures before your visit.
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