The best camping near Lesueur National Park

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

Discover Lesueur National Park's wildflower wonderland and scenic trails.  

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Waddi Bush Resort

38 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents500 acres · Jurien Bay, WA
There's wildflowers. Spring and Summer brings in the most beautiful commercial flowers and Natural Native flowers. Nature walks are also good, and a beautiful place to watch the sunrise. There's goats and cattle. There's an also 5km of gravel for bike riding and quad bike trails. It's got a big flower shed where bouquets are made and are available for purchase.
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AU$35
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Nambung Station Stay

44 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5000 acres · Nambung, WA
Nambung is a 5,000 acre working sheep and cattle farm 2 hours north from Perth. We are surrounded by the Nambung National Park so there is always plenty of wildlife to see and wildflowers in season. We have a caravan park with powered or unpowered sites and onsite caravans for hire. Dog friendly (must be on a leash at all times). Toilets and shower amenities for guests. “Farm Biosecurity - Foot and Mouth Disease International visitors and Australians returning from Indonesia & Bali will need to have been in Australia for at least 7 days prior to visiting our farm.
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Loveland Farmstay

13 sites · RVs, Tents761 acres · Hill River, WA
This is a Wildlife Sanctuary for mostly orphaned kangaroos that are free to roam the property.We offer a chance to really get away from it all with a choice of camp sites without power.Your stay includes an experience with the orphaned kangaroos for free, patting and feeding. As this is a wildlife sanctuary strictly no pets are permitted. Firewood supplied. No camp fires between 1st November and 1st April due to total fire bans.TOTAL FIRE BAN is from 1 November - 31 March every year and is sometimes extended due to seasonal conditions.Camping: Basic unpowered sites with no amenities. Please bring everything you need and make sure you take everything home with you, including rubbish. There is rainwater for drinking available, just ask the host. There are no no toilets or showers. Dig your own hole, hang your own shower from a tree. Price includes access to the kangaroos at feeding time. Camp fires permitted after consultation with host on the day. Firewood is available to gather up for this purpose.
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Billabong Bush Camp

1 site · RV, Tent160 acres · Nambung, WA
Available for bookings from mid April 2023. This is a new listing by cautious first-time Hosts looking for sustainable low-impact opportunities to share and affordably maintain and improve our beautiful property. Billabong Bush Camp offers a beautiful natural native bush block not far from tranquil bays and rolling beaches of the Turquoise coast. We accept one group at a time, guaranteeing complete privacy. There are several lovely camping areas to choose from, some closer to the billabong, and others tucked into nooks amongst the beautiful flora. There is a toilet, and access to potable rainwater (upon request). We can also offer access to power for a small additional fee. Our 160 acres of uncleared Land, dotted with pockets of pasture is nestled in the heart of what once was traditional Yuet (people) Country. The beautiful undulating bush is fed by a series of freshwater springs and first settled in WA pioneering days along an original telegraph post line and stock shepherding route in and out of Perth. Today, it is conveniently set in the heart of the Midwest coast where the bush meets the Beach surrounded by National Parks and Marine Reserve in the Shire of Dandaragan. Here, you'll find a nature lovers' paradise rich in native flora and fauna, abundant with seasonal wildflowers, plentiful birdlife, and unique Australian mammals and reptiles.
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The best camping near Lesueur National Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure through Lesueur National Park, a botanic haven boasting over 900 plant species. Traverse the park's diverse trails, witness a kaleidoscope of wildflowers in bloom, and encounter an array of wildlife. While the park offers no campgrounds within its bounds, the nearby Karda Reserve provides a cosy spot for setting up camp and continuing your exploration.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book your campsite in advance to secure your spot at the nearby Karda Reserve.
  • Check for cancellations regularly, as last-minute openings can occur.
  • Plan your visit outside of peak wildflower season for better chances of availability.
  • Explore nearby camping options to maximise your chances of finding a site.

When to go

The best time to visit Lesueur National Park is during spring when the wildflowers are in full bloom. However, the park's natural beauty can be enjoyed year-round. Avoid visiting during extreme weather conditions, particularly in summer when temperatures soar.

Know before you go

  • No dogs or other pets are allowed in the park to protect the delicate ecosystem.
  • Park entry fees apply; ensure you have a valid park pass or pay upon arrival.
  • Stay on marked roads and trails to prevent the spread of plant pathogens like dieback.
  • Read up on bushwalking safety and consider carrying a personal location beacon (PLB).
  • Check the park's official website for any alerts or closures before your visit.

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