The best camping in Stokes National Park, WA

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RAC Esperance Holiday Park

1. RAC Esperance Holiday Park

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64km from Stokes National Park · 176 sites · Tents, RVs · Esperance, WA
Located directly across from Esperance Bay, RAC Esperance Holiday Park allows you to experience the pristine beauty of WA’s South West Edge. Featuring self-contained villas and studios, powered caravan sites and campsites, and a number of shared facilities for guests to enjoy, our Esperance accommodation provides the ultimate base for your next holiday. There's no shortage of things to do and places to see in Esperance. Walk to Esperance town centre, or head further out on the Great Ocean Drive to discover the white sands and clear waters of West Beach, Blue Haven Beach, and Twilight Bay. You'll also find the renowned Cape Le Grand National Park within an easy drive, with spectacular sweeping views, hidden beaches, and scenic hiking trails to explore. Recently, RAC Esperance Holiday Park was also awarded a silver medal in the 2024 Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards in the Caravan and Holiday Parks category.
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The View

2. The View

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60km from Stokes National Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs · Monjingup, WA
Peaceful Farm Stay Overlooking Pink Lake Escape to our 80-acre working farm, home to Murray Grey cows and calves grazing in lush green paddocks. Nestled in a quiet spot with sweeping views of open fields and Pink Lake, this is the perfect base for anyone seeking a tranquil rural getaway. Wake up to the sounds of birds in the trees and cows in the paddocks. Breathe in the fresh country air and take in stunning sunsets. Whether you’re just passing through or planning a peaceful stay under the stars, our farm offers space, serenity, and a true taste of country life. Campsites are only 100m from the shared toilet and shower block, giving you a touch of comfort while still enjoying the quiet of camping out. Please note: There are no rubbish facilities on-site; campers must take all rubbish with them. All self-portaloos must be emptied at the waste facility in town. **Enter off Esperance-Coolgardie Hwy (do not follow google maps down Bukenerup rd)**
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Munglinup Farm Stay

3. Munglinup Farm Stay

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41km from Stokes National Park · 3 sites · RVs · Munglinup, WA
We are a working cattle and cropping farm just inland from beautiful Munglinup Beach on WA's scenic Fitzgerald coast. We offer a safe place for self-contained travellers to park their van, near our homestead, on grassed, level areas. Enjoy stunning sunsets and sunrises, and a peaceful farm setting with distance ocean views. If it interests you, we're happy to show you around the farm whilst you're here. We calve from March on, so it's a bonus visiting at that time.We are around 11 kms from Munglinup Beach and Oldfield River Estuary, 130 kms to Esperance and around 80kms to Hopetoun. The coast offers great swimming, snorkelling, fishing and surfing as well as plenty of opportunities for exploring on foot. There is also National Park and nature reserves nearby, where you can discover an abundance of wildlife, and wildflowers when in season. We do not offer facilities here, just peace and quiet, so please ensure you are completely self contained, and leave no trace.
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The best camping in Stokes National Park, WA guide

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About

Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of Stokes National Park, where the largest estuary around Esperance beckons. Here, you can set up camp amid shady paperbark trees, venture out on bushwalking trails, or paddle in the calm waters. Anglers will delight in the chance to catch a variety of fish, while birdwatchers can spot an array of birdlife on the water. With campgrounds accessible by both two-wheel and four-wheel drives, Stokes National Park offers a scenic escape for all adventurers.

Notable campgrounds

  • Benwenerup Campground: Nestled on the banks of Stokes Inlet, this site is perfect for two-wheel drive vehicles and offers picturesque views.
  • Fanny Cove Campground: A coastal haven for fishing enthusiasts, accessible only by high clearance four-wheel drives.
  • Shoal Cape Campground: Ideal for those seeking a beachside retreat near excellent fishing spots, also requiring a four-wheel drive.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early to secure your spot, as campgrounds in Stokes National Park are non-bookable and operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Visit during off-peak seasons to increase your chances of finding an available campsite.
  • Prepare for a self-sufficient stay, as facilities are limited and ensure you have all necessary supplies.
  • Explore nearby camping options to have alternative choices if the park's campgrounds are full.

When to go

The best time to visit Stokes National Park is during the milder months of spring and autumn, offering pleasant weather for outdoor activities. Summer can be quite warm, making it less ideal for strenuous activities. Winter may bring cooler temperatures and rain, potentially impacting access to some areas of the park.

Know before you go

  • Check current campfire conditions and adhere to safety regulations to prevent bushfires.
  • Be aware of natural area hazards, including the presence of tiger snakes in areas fringing the estuary.
  • Standard park entry fees apply; ensure you have a valid park pass or pay upon arrival.
  • Access to some campgrounds requires a high clearance four-wheel drive due to rugged terrain.
  • Respect the cultural heritage of the Wudjari people, the traditional owners of Stokes National Park.
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