Camping in Western Australia's parks is all about getting back to nature.
The more than 100 campgrounds in parks all across the state have no more
than the most basic of facilities. A cleared space for your tent,
campervan, trailer or caravan, and a no-flush pit toilet. No power, no
running water, no mobile phone or data service.
Away from the forests of the south west corner of the state, they may
offer very little shade from the sun and wind. Most do not have a
full-time staff presence. Campers need to be well prepared. Some
campgrounds do have additional facilities such as gas barbecues,
rainwater tanks, flushing toilets and showers.
At some campgrounds you can use a generator at certain times of day, at
others they are not permitted. At many, outside of the restricted
period, you can enjoy a campfire, but at others the risk is of bushfire
is too great for them to be permitted at any time. A few campgrounds
feature purpose-built sleeping shelters or existing buildings adapted
for that use and at some former pastoral stations, you can sleep in the
old homestead or outbuildings.
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