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Little Eeden Farm Pine Camp

35 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Mooliabeenee, WA

Come and visit us in Mooliabeenee, situated in the beautiful Shire of Chittering. Camper vans, caravans and tents are welcome. Sites are on a slight slope. Our property is located on a working farm with The Hive Café open Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays 10am - 4pm. Unfortunately, we've had to raise our camping fees due to theft, breakages, and irresponsible behaviour that persistently occur. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A NO-SMOKING FARM. Wake to the sound of the bush and farm animals. This is a very scenic area, with the campsites surrounded by pine trees. Interaction with farm animals. There are roosters that will crow early morning. PLEASE DO NOT CHASE ANY OF THE ANIMALS. ALL sites are NON-powered Dogs on leash allowed outside only, not inside café. Campfires - (campfires are only allowed when fire bans are lifted). Potable water available on site. Toilets, hot showers and a kitchen sink is available. Use water wisely. Nearest toilet dump site is Bindoon Oval. Recycling Bins are available. Generator noise can disturb other people’s enjoyment of the area and disturb native wildlife and the farm animals, so think about using alternatives. Solar panels and inverters are the best ways to provide power for your must-have devices when camping and can be used anywhere. However we do allow generators, but they can only operate strictly between 9am-6pm. Adventure playground onsite for the "older' children and some smaller equipment for the younger ones. All equipment is PLAY AT YOUR OWN RISK. Playground Rules: - Adult Supervision required for use - No bare feet, wear proper footwear - Do not use play equipment improperly - No pushing or shoving Free honey tastings are available when shop is open, but please ask and we can arrange a tasting for you. Campers will be held responsible for any damaged caused during their stay. Kindly note this is a working farm and we operates completely off-grid, where power and water are valuable resources. We kindly request that you limit your shower time to no more than 3 minutes and switch off all lights when not in use, our generator may start from time to time. ****Important Notice Regarding State Bushfire Ratings**** Please be advised that our camp adheres to the state bushfire ratings. In the event that a Catastrophic or Extreme Fire Danger Rating is announced, we may need to temporarily close our campsite. You may be asked to pack up and leave for your safety due to the high risk of fire danger.

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Serenity, Stars & Fresh Air

7 sites · RVs, Tents7 acres · Woodridge, WA

Camp on this 7.5 acres property in Woodridge Western Australia. A short drive to the Moore river, the beach or the coastal town of Guilderton.Swimming pool on site which guests can use. Supervised swimming for children under age off 13yrs.Toilet and shower facilities, canoe hire, bike hire, amazing off road tracks to some great fishing spots. Local brewery opening December 2021 , local restaurant opens all day 7 days a week, golf course and tennis courts. Seabird Tavern a must visit.Stars at night are AMAZING.

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Chittering Acres

16 sites · RVs, Tents700 acres · Chittering, WA

We live on a picturesque 700 acre property, high in the Darling Range an hour north of Perth. The property overlooks Lake Chittering with sweeping views to the horizon.The native bush here is typical of the Darling Ranges, featuring Jarrah, Marri, Wandoo, Xanthorea and Banksia. Fed by the mighty Brockman river, the pretty Chittering Lake is almost completely obscured by vegetation. The lake features lots of birdlife including swans, wood ducks, spoonbills and wedgetail eagles. The Chittering valley has much to offer including scenic walks and local cellar doors. The springtime is full of the region's wildflowers, and if you're visiting around October don't miss A Taste of Chittering, the food and wine festival showcasing local produce. We have a number of campsites on offer for your relaxing holiday.

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Romany 1870

7 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Wannamal, WA

Tranquility at it's best. Secluded and spacious spots under trees next to a flowing creek! What's not to love! We are close to some wineries, an Apiary (The Hive @ Little Eeden) with lovely honey tastings over weekends, award-winning Bindoon Bakehaus, heritage sites and walking trails. Fresh Farm Markets once a month and don't forget the Rodeos!

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Paperbark Creek

8 sites · RVs25 acres · Bindoon, WA

Great Central Spot Want to be near Perth and the coast without being in the hustle and bustle? Then this may be the spot for you. With Perth a 50 minute drive and coastal areas 45 minutes away these sites provides a great base to do day travels or just chill out. Located 10 minutes out of Bindoon on a secure, peaceful and private acreage Bindoon is a lovely small town that has an IGA, Post Office, Hardware Store, Pharmacy. Bakery and more. You will need to be self contained and bring your own drinking water. Small dogs are allowed but must stay with your setup or be on a leash when walking. Also if you have bikes, there is a bike trail into Bindoon from the end of Teatree Road (4.1km). This is where the Museum, Arts and Crafts centre and Men’s shed are located. Should you have any questions please contact me

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Neergabby heights

12 sites · RVs, Tents800 acres · Neergabby, WA

Wide open spaces on sandy bush country,views of carrot farms. Bush walks Star gazing Buggy’s/Motor bike riding Variety of flora and fauna to explore,over the 800acres. On foot or vehicles. The Farm raises cows and other hobby farm animals. 4x4 only and deflating tyres is essential. Arrangements can be made if you don’t have a 4wd vehicle.

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The best camping near Moore River National Park guide

Overview

About

Bird-watching and bushwalking opportunities abound at Moore River National Park, where heathlands and eucalyptus forests hug the riverbanks. Set along the Indian Ocean Drive and a 1.5-hour drive north of Perth, it’s close to regional highlights like Yanchep National Park and the Lancelin Sand Dunes—and often much less crowded. As the river winds its way to the Indian Ocean, shallow sandbars open up, providing scenic spots for swimming, canoeing, and boating. There’s no camping in the park itself, but numerous private camping sites can be found in the area.

When to go

The best time for bushwalking, water activities, and camping in and around the national park is September through May. Summer (December through February) is peak season, when the park makes a popular getaway from nearby Perth, drawing crowds to cool off in the river, especially on sunny weekends. Springtime serves up the most colorful views, with wildflowers blooming along the heathlands. Most campsites and caravan parks in the area stay open year-round.

Know before you go

Moore River National Park lies just north of the Moore River’s mouth, where you’ll find a general store, public restrooms, and BBQ areas. There are no facilities within the park itself, so bring all supplies with you.
Entrance fees and national park passes are not required for Moore River National Park.
Many of the tracks within the park are sandy and accessible only by 4WD.
Nearby camping can be found at the free Beermullah Rest Area, which offers basic facilities, and Guilderton Caravan Park, home to chalets and powered caravan sites.