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The best glamping sites in Torndirrup National Park, WA
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Discover Torndirrup National Park's rugged beauty and oceanic thrills.
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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Torndirrup National Park adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Torndirrup National Park
Gull Rock Farm
1. Gull Rock Farm
18km from Torndirrup National Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Overlooking a dam stocked with yabbies, your camp awaits!
Every direction you look, you’ll have stunning views: Oyster Harbour to the west, granite outcrops to the east, ancient forest to the north, and rolling paddocks to the south.
Your neighbours include Angus cattle, kangaroos, and an abundance of birdlife, including resident ducks that occupy the dam.
Between February and May, calves are born all around you!
A campfire is all set up for you; just be mindful of fire bans during the summer months.
The camp is easily accessed from the driveway, and there are plenty of flat spots for your caravan or camper trailer.
Pets are welcome, but they will need to be kept on a leash if they are tempted to chase cows or kangaroos.
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Lakeside Garden Chalet
2. Lakeside Garden Chalet
52km from Torndirrup National Park · 1 site
Lakeside Garden Chalet, located 1.4km from the town centre of Denmark, is a spacious self-contained two-bedroom chalet set in beautifully landscaped gardens and built with a classic Danish feel.
Just minutes from your chalet, enjoy the sheltered white sands and snorkel-friendly waters at Greens Pool (~9 mi), explore dramatic coastal scenery on the Wilderness Ocean Walk (~7–8 mi), wander peaceful bush trails through Harewood Forest (~3–4 mi), or take a relaxing riverside ramble along the Wilson Inlet Heritage Walk (~1–2 mi).
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Home and Hound Kendenup
3. Home and Hound Kendenup
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70km from Torndirrup National Park · 3 sites
Welcome to Home and Hound Kendenup (STRA6323L6R4BKUZ), a haven of tranquility in the heart of the Great Southern region of WA. Established in late 2021 by a Perth couple seeking a lifestyle change, our farmstay echoes the charm of its predecessor, the beloved 'Big Bird and Wolf Chalets,' which delighted guests since 2001.
Remaining true to its dog-friendly roots, Home and Hound offers three enchanting chalet options, preserving the welcoming spirit that made it a favorite.
Our 30-acre property, just 8km from Kendenup township and 15km from Mt Barker, boasts dog exercise areas, an ornamental lake, and breathtaking views of the Stirling Ranges from the hilltop.
As stewards of sustainability, we take pride in our eco-friendly practices. Rainwater sustains the entire property, and our commitment to reducing waste includes recycling single-use plastics as seedling trays in our large greenhouse.
Embracing renewable energy, we utilize solar power while the sun is out, while wood fires, sourced from our own trees, provide warmth in winter.
Our flourishing fruit trees and indoor vegetable garden yield seasonal delights, and our resident chickens not only enjoy food scraps but also gift us with farm-fresh eggs.
Experience the serenity of Home and Hound, where a blend of history, nature, and sustainability creates an inviting retreat for both humans and their furry companions.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Gerry
April 2025
With pets
Bluff Knoll house far exceeded our expectations. It is a beautiful house with Two bedrooms, a family room with an large sized smart tv, reverse cycle air conditioned. Kept the accomodation nice and snug and warm as it was a bit cold when we visited.
Well equipped kitchen with tea, coffee sugar and Milo provided. There is a Phillips coffee pod machine with pods provided.
Fridge had freshly laid eggs which tasted wonderful.
Washing machine in the laundry, BBQ outside in the patio. Fully fenced so our Daschi could roam free.
The goats were extremely friendly and looked forward to being fed.
Truly a home away from home.
You can spend days there without carrying anything but food supplies.
Thank you Kylee and Kieran (not sure if I have your name right)
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Alexander
December 2024
With pets
The chalet was nicely set up to maximise the experience. Host provided 6 to 7 fresh eggs, dog toys and stock food so the kids can feed the small farm animals. Could not fault the place.
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pamela
December 2024
2 nights at Home and Hound Kendenup
We walked into our country chalet and immediately felt relaxed. The host has done an excellent job of decorating the chalet, paying attention to detail. The main bed was very comfy and extra pillows, blankets and throw rugs available for extra warmth. Bed comes with electric blanket but not needed this time of year. Would be a lovely winters stay with the indoor fireplace. The farm animals were very friendly and eager to meet guests. Host provided food to feed the farm animals. Host is always around working the farm so available to guests if they need anything. Stirling house had fully enclosed fence that even our little Lahsa Apso dog couldn’t escape. Dog bowls, beds and toys provided. Would definitely stay again. Thank you for having us
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Vanessa
January 2024
With pets
Such a lovely spot. My dogs and I had a lovely time. Highly recommend!!
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34 Ratings · 19 reviews
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· September 2026
We enjoyed several short hikes along the coast & visited the whaling center. All of which I would recommend for nice coastal scenery.
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· April 2026
Great spot
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· April 2026
Rey good definitely a must
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· April 2026
We enjoyed the beautiful beaches and hiking
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· March 2026
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· March 2026
Amazing experiences, price the same regardless of entry time so go early or buy multi day pass for best value.
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· March 2026
Lovely
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· February 2026
make sure to visit the gap and natural bridge! stunning views
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· February 2026
Impressive
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· January 2026
Great national park, lots to see and do!
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· January 2026
A tough walk with fabulous views
We hiked Bald Head. It took around 5 hours with a 30 min rest at the end to have some lunch. It was a tough walk with many up’s and downs and quite a few stairs to climb. The views however are absolutely fabulous! So well worth the effort.
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· January 2026
Highly recommend. Much to see
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· January 2026
Good hikes, views and facilities
Good access to great POI’s with well kept facilities
Quite busy and good hikes
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· January 2026
Gorgeous nature! Explored the bald head trail, truly stunning views along the whole trail. Beautiful way to connect with nature along the walk
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· December 2025
Lots to see and do.
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· April 2025
Great place to spend a day
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· March 2025
Rugged Coastal Beauty and Iconic Landmarks
Torndirrup National Park is a must-visit for anyone exploring the Albany region of Western Australia. The park's dramatic coastal scenery is simply breathtaking, with rugged cliffs, powerful waves, and stunning views of the Southern Ocean.
The park is home to several iconic landmarks, including:
The Gap and Natural Bridge: These natural rock formations are truly awe-inspiring, showcasing the raw power of the ocean. The viewing platforms provide safe and spectacular vantage points.
Bald Head Trail: For those seeking a more adventurous experience, the Bald Head Trail offers a challenging but rewarding hike with panoramic views of the coastline and surrounding islands.
Whaling Station: The historic whaling station is a very interesting place to visit, and provides a lot of information about the history of the area.
The park is well-maintained, with clear signage and accessible trails. Whether you're a nature lover, a photographer, or simply looking for a scenic drive, Torndirrup National Park has something to offer.
Tips for visiting:
Check the weather conditions before you go, as the coastal winds can be strong.
Wear comfortable shoes, especially if you plan to hike.
Bring your camera to capture the stunning scenery.
Bring water.
Highly recommended for a memorable experience of Western Australia's wild coastline.
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· January 2025
Magnificent views!
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· January 2025
Beautiful swimming places. Our favorite places were Misery Beach and Salmon Holes. We loved visiting the blow holes, natural Bridge and gap. Amazing area.
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