Free Camping
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W.A.
Free Camping
Free Camping12 Mile Beach Camping Area.
There are a few camping areas on various levels to choose from, also popular with local fishermen.
Baladjie Rock Camping Area.
Currently there are 1080 dog baiting signs everywhere,
So Keep your dog on a leash if you intend to stay here.Ballinyoo Bridge Camping Area.
Rough bush camp available on both sides of the Carnarvon Mullewa Rd, It would be a good idea to scout it out first before committing your van to it.
Bilyuin Pool Camping Area.
There is now limited Telstra mobile phone reception available.
Water is not always readily available, so make sure you have plenty when travelling in this part of Australia.
Brockway Rest Area.
Just off the main highway with plenty of room for trucks and caravans alike.
Bromus Dam Camping Area.
Pull over and try your luck catching a yabbie or two for dinner.
Buntine Rocks.
Rough bush camp with no facilities, better suited to vehicle based camping.
Burra Rock Camping Area.
Another nice place to bring your camera with plenty of photo opportunities for the keen photographer.
Cave Hill Camping Area.
90 kilometres south of Coolgardie, 50 kilometres south-west of Widgiemooltha
Coongan Pool.
This spot is well away from the main road and the turn is easily missed,
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Free Campsites and Low Cost RV Camping grounds in Western Australia, Australia
We are always looking at ways to improve our site and are pleased to announce our Free and low Cost Campsite Maps area is now open.
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Our map of Western Australia is fully operational, plus you can comment on any of the entries you choose in our dedicated camping forum Western Australia section.
Also included whenever possible, is an interactive map and of the location, water availability, toilets, fireplaces, shade and things to do once your there.
To make it easy for you to make up your mind if you would like to stay at one of our listed locations overnight, I have added photos from Google earth showing GPS coordinates to each campsite we have listed, and also included them in our maps. At most campsites you will be able to see if your caravan, motor home or tent will fit.
My thoughts are to create a single website to visit, that caters for all Australian locations in one place, each is packed Now you can make an informed choice as to which of cheap caravan holidays you would like to go on.
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