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The best camping in Frank Hann National Park, WA

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The best camping in Frank Hann National Park, WA

Armstrongs farm

1. Armstrongs farm

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73km from Frank Hann National Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
The property is 780 acres at the bottom southern end of the ravensthorpe ranges. With around 2.5km of its boarder running along the Jerdacuttup River which runs in winter months depending on rainfall. The rest of the property surrounded by untouched bush land (ranges) with a well maintained gravel road (carrlingup rd) to access the property with one neighbour opposite side of road. Lots of wildlife, kangaroos, emus, birds ect.
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The best camping in Frank Hann National Park, WA guide

Overview

About

Venture into the untamed wilderness of Frank Hann National Park, where the sand plain plants of the Great Western Woodlands flourish. Traverse the landscape by foot or enjoy a scenic drive along Lake King-Norseman Road, especially during the wildflower bloom from September to January. While there are no campgrounds within the park, the natural beauty offers a perfect backdrop for day-time bushwalking and exploration.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Frank Hann National Park is during the spring and early summer months, from September to January, when the wildflowers are in full bloom. Outside of these months, the park offers year-round opportunities for plant enthusiasts and wilderness lovers to explore its vast landscapes.

Know before you go

  • Ensure you have a personal location beacon (PLB) for safety amid remote wilderness.
  • Be aware that no dogs or other pets are allowed in the park.
  • Entry to Frank Hann National Park is free, making it an accessible adventure for all.
  • There are no facilities, so come prepared with all necessary supplies.
  • Check current bushfire conditions and plan your visit accordingly.

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