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16 Ratings · 13 reviews
Xiaonan H.doesn't recommend
April 6, 2024
6 Waddi Bush Camp
Not too bad. Facilities were pretty good but now they were old. Most of them can not be used including the pool and bbq.
Fergus P.
April 2, 2024
8 Waddi Bush Camp
Great for star gazing and other campers were pretty quiet and respectful when we were there. Toilets and showers OK, very limited kitchen facilities (no fridge, no cooking, nowhere to clean dishes)
Bill S.recommends
April 1, 2024
9 Waddi Bush Camp
Easter 2024
Noah and Lydia are working hard to bring back Waddi Bush camp to its former glory. It's not a resort so temper your expectations. The facilities are a bit old but clean. There is plenty of room in the camping area with power and water available. Nice place to wind down and relax. Jurien Bay is about 40 mins away. We enjoyed our stay and the hosts are friendly and accommodating.
Rebecca H.
April 1, 2024
7 Waddi Bush Camp
Old rundown caravan park
This is a very old caravan park and appears just to be recommissioned without construction . As such vibes were not same as usual camping at a farm/ hipcamp. No privacy and quite noisy. We went on Easter long weekend and we were packed in. Site not well defined or marked out. The facilities are run down and in need of maintenance. The toilet and showers were not cleaned in the 3 nights we were there. Toilet paper and hand soap had run out.
The camp host Noah greeted us on arrival and was very friendly. There is power and water available if needed. Site only required minimal leveling.
Shannon R.recommends
April 1, 2024
18 Waddi Bush Camp
Great place
We loved turning up to Waddi Bush Resort in our Camper Trailer. This was the first time with our trailer, meaning our first time staying somewhere. Overall, it was a great place to stay. 40 mins to Jurien Bay and the pinnacles, otherwise a very quiet place to just sit and watch the world go by. The toilets could do with a makeover, but otherwise they work as they should. The staff are extremely friendly. Water and power on site as well. It was very full over the Easter weekend, but we didn't feel cramped and we had plenty of space with our set up and other larger set ups around us. All in all, would recommend 😁
Abby S.doesn't recommend
April 1, 2024
Cabin 2
Bizarre and to be avoided
It’s clear the location is great and that Lydia and team are working to clear the place up. However the cabins are not fit for purpose and frankly unsafe. I would consider self-contained camping here (with the caveat that there was no visible fire plan nor equipment so I would not go in summer). However the cabins are not yet fit for purpose. The “cooking facilities” are a set of hodge-podge appliances unsafely stacked. There is no sink/water provided, nor bucket to collect. There is no onsite camp kitchen nor visible bbqs. Most importantly the water is not drinkable however many were drinking it (the hosts did not put up signs, just explained when we asked that it was unsafe for drinking). There bathrooms (as with all of the infrastructure) were falling apart and poorly cleaned (there were armchairs being stored in the disabled loos?). Overall, possibly the strangest stay I’ve ever had (and I’ve stayed in hostels and campsites across the world).
Hosted by Noah And Lydia C.Joined in September 2023
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