Pet Friendly Sites
Travelling with your Dog in Western Australia
Western Australia has some Dog Friendly Free Camping, Rest Areas, and Caravan Parks to camp at.
We have compiled a list, to help make it easy for you to find the perfect one for you and your pet.
Geraldton Bore Camping Area
The Geraldton Bore Camping Area is on Aboriginal Land, so permits are needed to camp here. This campsite is located on Hunt Oil Road just off the Gunbarrel Highway. You must contact Department of Aboriginal Affairs for Permit to camp here.
The Goldwire Rest Area has some long drop public toilets with a black water dump point, picnic tables, some wood fired bbqs and plenty of level ground to park your caravan. This rtes area is set well back from the Great Northern Highway, so passing noise ...
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Gorge Rock Pool Picnic Area
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Goulet Bluff Rest Area 24 Hour Limit
The Goulet Bluff Rest Area is a nice open area, with plenty of room for caravans to park here. You need a permit from the discovery centre, or ring the number on the sign. This is a very popular spot, so booking is a must if you intend to stay here.
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The Greenough River Camping Area is a bare bones camping site, where you need to haul in everything you need. On a positive note there are lots of level spots for your caravan or motorhome. The rivers water levels vary, depending on the time of the year, ...
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The Halfway Bridge Rest Area is really nothing more than a place to pull off the main road and take a break from driving. The parking area is short dirt road, with a few trees for shade, and you can walk along the creek to get a photograph of the bridge i ...
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The Hann River Camping Area may look idyllic, but it's good practice to make sure you have plenty of water and supplies when travelling in outback Australia. This campsite is set back a short distance from the Gibb River Road, a few trees for shade and no ...
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Harms Lake Rest Area 24 Hour Limit
The Harms Lake Rest Area is fairly roomy with quite a few places to park your caravan under some small shady gum trees. There are some fireplaces, picnic tables, and rubbish bins here, and you can park a bit further into the scrub if your game.
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The Hearder Hill Rest Area has some picnic tables, and rubbish bins with level ground to park your caravan. This site only has low shrubs so there's no shade to park your van under and is a place to have a short rest from driving. For the more adventurous ...
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