Caravan and Camping

Camping overnight in the great outdoors is one of the best ways to experience the untouched wilderness of Australia’s South West.

There’s nothing quite like camping in winter, cosying up by the campfire and toasting marshmallows, telling stories and soaking up nature. The South West comes alive in winter and there’s plenty of great spots to go caravan and camping.

Sites with stunning views of the coast or lovely spots nestled under the peppermint trees are well cared for by the local rangers. Most national park campsites have limited facilities, so you’ll need to be well-prepared.

Secluded campsites are on offer in most national parks, and for a very small fee. Keep in mind that these campsites tend to have limited facilities, so you’ll need to be well prepared. Alternatively, most towns within the South West have caravan parks with ample facilities to ensure comfort (hot shower, anyone?).

Caravan and Holiday Parks

Stay close to attractions, with all the conveniences at hand. These are some of our top picks for South West stays when camping and caravanning.

Summerstar Riverview Tourist Park

Walking distance to Margaret River townsite, with the forest, river and trails nearby.

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Summerstar Margaret River Tourist Park

Holiday park in the centre of town, with accommodation options to suit all travellers.

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RAC Karri Valley Resort

Positioned on the edge of Lake Beedelup in Pemberton, relax and unwind in nature.

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Summerstar Walpole Rest Point Caravan Park

Relax and unwind nestled on the edge of the Walpole-Nornalup Inlet.

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BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks – Busselton

Family friendly holiday park near the tranquil waters of Geographe Bay.

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Campsites

If you want to get off the beaten track, here’s our pick for the best natural camping sites in Australia’s South West. Visit Parks and Wildlife Park Stay WA for a full list and more information on camping and campsites.