National parks and state forests
National park campgrounds in Western Australia
73 campgrounds in Western Australia that public map data records as run by the state parks or forests service. Open one to see where it is and what facilities are recorded.
A to Z
The campgrounds
These are not booked through CampFind. Fees, permits, closures and fire restrictions are set by the service that runs them, so check with Park Stay WA before you travel.
- Alyi-wa Miya group campsite
- Ball Creek Campsite
- Beavis Campsite
- Beedelup Campsite
- Belinup Campground - Cape Arid National Park
- Beraking Campsite
- Blackwood Campsite
- Boarding House Campsite
- Boatharbour Road Campsite
- Brookton Campsite
- Camp 1 - informal
- Camp 2 - informal
- Camp 3 - informal
- Camp 4 - informal
- Camp 5 - informal
- Camp 6 - informal
- Canning Campsite
- Chadoora Campsite
- Dog Pool Campsite
- Dookanelly Campsite
- Frankland River Campsite
- Gardner Campsite
- Giants (Bibbulmun campsite)
- Ginger Creek Campsite
- Gnaala Mia Campground
- Grass Patch - informal
- Gregory Brook Campsite
- Grimwade Campsite
- Harris Dam Campsite
- Helena Campsite
- Hewett's Hill Campsite
- Jarrahdene Campground
- Karda Campground
- Lake Maringup Campsite
- Leaning Marri
- Long Point Campsite
- Martins Tank
- Monadnocks Campsite
- Moons Crossing camp site
- Mount Chance Campsite
- Mount Clare campsite
- Mount Cooke Campsite
- Mount Dale Campsite
- Mount Ragged
- Mount Wells Campsite
- Murray Campsite
- Muttonbird Campsite
- Nerang Campsite
- Noggerup Campsite
- Notch Point Camp
- Nullaki Campsite
- Possum Springs Campsite
- Potters Gorge
- Rame Head Campsite
- Sandpatch Campsite
- Sandy Point
- Schafer Campsite
- Shoal Cape
- Swamp Oak Campsite
- Thomas Fisheries
- Tom Road Campsite
- Torbay Campsite
- Waalegh Campsite
- Warren Campsite
- West Cape Howe Campsite
- White Horse Campsite
- William Bay Campsite
- Winderabandi Campground
- Woolbales Campsite
- Wungong Camp Site
- Yabberup Campsite
- Yokinup Mia Mia Campground
- Yourdamung Campsite
Before you go
Three things to check
Whether you need to book
Many park campgrounds need a booking or a permit made in advance, and some have no phone signal on site. Sort it before you leave.
Whether it is open
Campgrounds close for fire, flood, track damage and maintenance. The parks service publishes current closures.
What is actually there
Facilities on these pages come from public map data and have not been confirmed. Carry water and assume no power unless the parks service says otherwise.
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Other states
Campground names, locations and operators from OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.