South west
The South West is green, polished, and extremely popular. Well-sealed roads, excellent caravan parks, and plenty of towns make it an easy and comfortable region to travel. The trade-off is crowds, especially during school holidays, so booking ahead is essential if you want to linger.
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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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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…

