Campsites
Discover in-depth reviews of campsites across Australia, covering both free and paid options, organised by state, region with local tips for each region. As we travel with our caravan and dog, we assess each site through a “nomad-friendly” lens, looking at factors like ease of access, noise levels, amenities, safety and suitability for travellers with pets and caravans.
All campsites are sorted by State/Territory, then by region
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Wave Rock Caravan Park – Review
Read more: Wave Rock Caravan Park – ReviewWe had a long drive to get here from our stay in Walpole Rest point Caravan Park, arriving late in the afternoon, about half an hour before reception closed. At around 470 km, it was an ambitious run for us. We don’t usually plan drives that long, but sometimes things don’t quite go to plan.…
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Walpole Rest Point Caravan Park – Review
Read more: Walpole Rest Point Caravan Park – ReviewWe headed straight here from our last campsite at Margaret River (Big Valley Campsite) which is about a 3 hour drive. The road is quite windy, through some fantastic forests so it’s worth taking your time rather than rushing. On arrival, we were greeted by a friendly and helpful receptionist who provided all the usual…
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Big Valley Campsite – Review
Read more: Big Valley Campsite – ReviewWe arrived at the Big Valley Campsite – Margaret River in the early afternoon, we had the usual greeting, and then we were guided to our site, which was in the Rear Paddock, a quieter area. We stayed here for 6 nights, it turned out there is a lot to see and do, and 6…
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Discovery Parks – Woodman Point, Review
Read more: Discovery Parks – Woodman Point, ReviewIn this Discovery Parks Woodman Point caravan park review, we cover our 10-day stay and what travellers can expect when visiting the park. We arrived at Discovery Parks – Woodman Point just after midday, with an easy run through the outer edges of Perth to get there. Check-in was quick and friendly. We were given…
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Woodanilling Pool – Free Camp Review
Read more: Woodanilling Pool – Free Camp ReviewFree camps can sometimes be a bit of a gamble — you never quite know what you’re going to find when you pull in. Woodanilling Pool, however, turned out to be a very pleasant surprise, especially for a free camp. Located roughly halfway between Perth and Albany, it makes an ideal overnight stop if you…
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Panorama Caravan Park – Review
Read more: Panorama Caravan Park – ReviewWe arrived at Panorama Caravan Park early in the afternoon and were welcomed at reception by friendly and helpful staff. One of the staff members walked us over to our site and showed us the connections and facilities, which made settling in straightforward. We stayed here with friends for part of our visit and found…
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Denmark Rivermouth Caravan Park – Review
Read more: Denmark Rivermouth Caravan Park – ReviewWe liked this park. It was well sheltered from the wind, which is a big thing around here, and it’s also close to town and a few great spots to visit. At approximately 4.5 hours drive from Perth, it’s easy to see why this is such a popular spot for a weekend away or a…
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Cranbrook Caravan Park – Review
Read more: Cranbrook Caravan Park – ReviewThe caravan park and the town itself makes for a quiet place to spend a week. Cranbrook is small — just two shops, a 24-hour fuel station and a single hotel — but that’s part of its charm. It’s an excellent base to explore the surrounding region. We stayed for five nights on our way…
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Hopetoun Beachside Caravan Park – Review
Read more: Hopetoun Beachside Caravan Park – ReviewWe stayed here over the Christmas and New Year period, and it turned out to be a great choice for that time of year. The park is nicely sheltered from the wind and is close to both the beach and the town, which has most of the basics you’d need. Our Experience We didn’t really…
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Greatviews at Port Lincoln – Review
Read more: Greatviews at Port Lincoln – ReviewWe originally booked 4 nights, but with so much to see and do in the area we extended our stay to 7 nights. We found the campsite to be in a convenient location being centrally located by the National parks. Our Experience There are various camping options from self-contained to power and water hookups, we…
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Silverton Outback Camels – Review
Read more: Silverton Outback Camels – ReviewWe stayed here for 2 nights, a quirky place, with lots of animals freely wandering around. This is definitely not your typical caravan park. Would we stay here again, yeah, why not? Our Experience We arrived mid afternoon, and were greeted by Peter who showed us where the campsites are. The campsites are level and…
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Brinkworth RV Park – Review
Read more: Brinkworth RV Park – ReviewWow, this is a good park to base yourself at to explore the area. Excellent facilities, power and water to boot, and at an extremely cheap price. Or Experience This park exceeded our expectations, while not being the most secure (no locked gates etc), it was quite, felt safe, and for the cost, very cheap.…