The best camping near Subiaco with climbing

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Climbers head to Subiaco for crags you can actually scramble before breakfast. With over 340 climbing-friendly campsites in the area, you’ll find options near boulders, bluffs, and river-worn stone. Prices start as low as $15 a night, with the average spot going for $25—leaving plenty left over for gear or post-climb snacks. Most sites allow pets, let you build a campfire, and have showers for scrubbing off chalk and dirt. Locals swear by Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch (187 reviews), Nature Lovers Paradise (35 reviews), and Indian Creek Hideaway (25 reviews) for their quick access to climbing routes and extra room to spread out. Between swims, fishing, and your next climb, you'll have no problem filling the daylight hours.

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Climbers head to Subiaco for crags you can actually scramble before breakfast. With over 340 climbing-friendly campsites in the area, you’ll find options near boulders, bluffs, and river-worn stone. Prices start as low as $15 a night, with the average spot going for $25—leaving plenty left over for gear or post-climb snacks. Most sites allow pets, let you build a campfire, and have showers for scrubbing off chalk and dirt. Locals swear by Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch (187 reviews), Nature Lovers Paradise (35 reviews), and Indian Creek Hideaway (25 reviews) for their quick access to climbing routes and extra room to spread out. Between swims, fishing, and your next climb, you'll have no problem filling the daylight hours.

93% (259)

Top-rated campgrounds

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