Camping

in Western Australia

tent in front of landscape
landscape view camping by the beach camping by water camping under the trees

Camping in Western Australia offers a breathtaking range of experiences, from the stark red canyons of Karijini National Park in the Pilbara to the pristine white-sand beaches of the South West, like the famous kangaroo-frequented Lucky Bay near Esperance. Travellers can pitch a tent beneath towering karri trees in the Margaret River region's Conto Campground, enjoy water-based activities at forest retreats like Lane Poole Reserve near Perth, or immerse themselves in Aboriginal culture at Camping with Custodians sites in the remote Kimberley. Whether you're seeking a rugged, off-grid adventure in the vast outback or a family-friendly spot close to vineyards and surf breaks, WA's diverse landscape provides an unforgettable opportunity to connect with nature, though popular national park sites often require advance booking, especially during peak season.