North West

The North West is rugged, remote, and not for rushing. Expect long drives, dramatic landscapes, and some of the most memorable camping spots in the state. This region is all about timing, weather, and self-sufficiency, but for those prepared, it delivers big rewards.
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Port Hedland Turf Club – Freecamp Review
Read more: Port Hedland Turf Club – Freecamp ReviewPort Hedland Turf Club is a free camp in the North West of WA, set up as a large, level red dirt area close to town. It is not a scenic bush camp, and there is no shelter, but it is practical if you are fully self-contained and want a handy base near Port Hedland.…
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2 Camel Creek – Freecamp Review
Read more: 2 Camel Creek – Freecamp Review2 Camel Creek is a free 24 hour rest stop in the North West of WA. It is a basic stopover rather than a destination, but for what we needed it did the job. It had a sealed surface, drop toilets, bins, shaded tables, and enough room for other campers to settle in for the…
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Beasley River Rest Area – Freecamp
Read more: Beasley River Rest Area – FreecampIf you are traveling on the Nanutarra Manjina Rd, then this 24 hour rest stop is worth considering. We arrived in the mid afternoon and, being the first ones there, had our pick of the sites. It didn’t take long before other campers started rolling in. Quick Facts Our Experience The campsite has a upper…


