Beach glamping in Western Australia
White sands, riverside vineyards, and desert moonscapes make up the landscapes of Australia’s largest state.
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Popular camping styles for Western Australia
4 top beach glamping sites in Western Australia
Busselton Villas and Glamping
11 sites · Lodging10 acres · West Busselton, WA
We offer a range of accommodation and facilities for couples, families and corporate travellers. Whether you’re travelling, working or on holiday, we have an option to suit you.
Our self contained villas, studio apartments and dog friendly luxury glamping sites surround immaculate grounds and lush, shady peppermint trees – a haven for our guests and native wildlife to enjoy.
Set in a friendly atmosphere for a relaxing holiday, our facilities include a below ground swimming pool, games room, playground for kids, barbecues and glampers kitchen. If you’re planning to stay a few nights, a week or for a longer stay, we have a place for you to call home.
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AU$265
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Margaret River Retreat
22 sites · Lodging75 acres · Forest Grove, WA
Margaret River Retreat is a unique destination for holiday makers, adventure seekers, comfort campers and extraordinary events. Offering a diverse mix of accommodation, within reach of the Boranup Forest National Park. Margaret River Retreat is the perfect resting place from which to explore your next wilderness adventure.
Sustainable and beautifully styled Glamping Tents, Self-contained Studio Rooms and unique group accommodation, Margaret River Retreat is also an Event Venue within reach of the Boranup Forest National Park and surrounding Margaret River Wine Region.
Suitable for organized adventure groups, wellness workshops, comfort seeking couples and nature loving families are all welcome at Margaret River Retreat.
We are a Nationally recognized Eco tourism and Sustainable tourism accredited destination.
We welcome you to our place.
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AU$180
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Ecostays
1 site · LodgingSouth Greenough, WA
We are lucky enough to enjoy our own private beach and are constantly amazed at the ever-changing sunsets over the horizon! We are environmentally conscious and are creating 1 bedroom self-contained 'upcycled' cottages which provide privacy and a total escape from the real world. You can expect to hear the sound of the waves and the beautiful star covered sky at night.Dogs are welcome.
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AU$95
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GypsyWagon Bowtop Glamping
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Karratha, WA
You will love this unique bohemian style gypsy wagon that can be set up at a location of your choice. A love letter- hand built with so much creativity, love and care, inspiring. A completely lush, private interior, perfect for the romantic getaway.
Queen size lush bed. Tiny kitchenette. Tiny velvet sofa & butlers pantry. The perfect Tiny home blend.
You can also find us on FB under GypsyWagon Bowtop Glamping for any other booking information.
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Beach glamping in Western Australia guide
Overview
Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to destination for camping in Western Australia! We offer over 90 incredible options for glamping on the beach, each one carefully curated to ensure a memorable experience. Our top campsites, including Nambung Station Stay (160 reviews), At One With Nature (Adults) (125 reviews), and Nannup Lavender Tranquil Campground (70 reviews), are sure to impress. With popular amenities like showers, cooking equipment, and pet-friendly sites, and activities such as off-roading, swimming, and autumn fun, you're sure to find the perfect getaway. Prices start as low as $15 per night, with an average price of $95 per night. Book your stay now and experience the best of what Western Australia has to offer.
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