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The best glamping sites in Walpole-Nornalup National Park, WA

Name: Walpole-Nornalup National Park
Address: Camping
Rating: 4.75

95% (53)

Discover the ancient forests and coastal beauty of Walpole-Nornalup National Park.

95% (53)

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Walpole-Nornalup National Park adventure.

Top-rated campsites near Walpole-Nornalup National Park

Lakeside Garden Chalet

1. Lakeside Garden Chalet

51km from Walpole-Nornalup 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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Country Road Farmstay | Belvedere Valley

2. Country Road Farmstay | Belvedere Valley

76km from Walpole-Nornalup National Park · 1 site

To celebrate the launch of our Tiny House, guests can enjoy 2 nights for the price of 1. Simply use promo code XW5XGSA5 when booking. Offer available for a limited time. Country Road Farm stay sits on our 260 acre regenerative farm in the heart of the Southern Forests, surrounded by tall karri trees, open paddocks and wide valley views. It is a peaceful place to slow down, breathe fresh air and enjoy the gentle rhythm of farm life. You will see our Wagyu cattle moving through the paddocks and often hear them too, so if you are a light sleeper you may want to bring some earplugs as the sound does carry on a still night. The off grid tiny house has LED strip lighting for when you need bright practical light, while a soft bedside lamp creates a relaxed evening atmosphere. Rechargeable lights are provided for when you turn the generator off at night. The tiny house has gas hot water, pure rainwater, a gas stove, a gas fridge and reverse cycle air conditioning powered by the generator. When the generator is off the space stays cosy but we do have a diesel heater for those extra cold nights that you can turn on and off and adjust the air temperature via the remote in bed. There is a 12volt charger to keep your phone topped up. We also provide hot water bottles for pre-warming the bed on chilly winter nights. Outside, a fire pit is available when seasonal rules allow and there is outdoor seating for morning coffee or sunset colours. On clear nights the sky is incredible. The Milky Way stretches overhead, satellites drift across the darkness and shooting stars are common. Our record so far is five in one night! You are close to Pemberton wineries, truffle farms, waterfalls, climbing trees and the Karri Forest Explorer Drive. A couple of popular annual events include the Karri Cup Mountain Bike Race in Northcliffe in April which goes around the back of our farm and Truffle Kerfuffle in Manjimup in June, along with the Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival in December, and this year the very first Bee Festival in Northcliffe on October 24. There are many more seasonal events across the region. Check the Northcliffe Visitors Centre for a full list of events and places to visit in the Southern Forests, including available local produce. Farm chats or a short tour may be available by request. This is a working farm so please follow signage, keep gates as you find them and do not approach or feed livestock. And apologies in advance for our very enthusiastic Maltese Shih Tzu who believes he is a real farm dog and sometimes lets the whole valley know it. This is a simple farm stay with only 1 bar on the Telstra network. We hope you enjoy the not so digital stay and enjoy sitting back and watching the grass grow!

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Reviews for Walpole-Nornalup National Park Campgrounds

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53 Ratings · 38 reviews

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· October 2026

Beautiful part of the world

Beautiful part of the world.

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· August 2026

Must see

Tree top walk was the highlight and a must see experience

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· August 2026

Fabrastic

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· June 2026

Enjoyed our time in the Walpole- Nornalup NP

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· May 2026

Beautiful

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· April 2026

The national park is beautiful, definitely worth a trip.

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· March 2026

Stunning trees.

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· March 2026

Giant timdal

Visited Giant Tree top walk and and the Giant Tindal tree

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· March 2026

Summer getaway down south

Great scenery and wildlife. Awesome mild weather. A great summer getaway from the heat further north.

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· March 2026

The tree top walk was spectacular. A must do

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· February 2026

Well worth a visit

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· February 2026

Conspicuous Cliff beach. Visit it.

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· January 2026

Beautiful wild flowers still out and the views are amazing

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· January 2026

Definitely not a place to go with your dog. Camp site is dog friendly and peaceful bay is dog friendly but nothing else is as its all national park. Unfortunately i wasn't aware that it was a no dog area

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· January 2026

Great spot

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· January 2026

Loved the tree-top walk at the Valley of the Giants! Great experience.