The best camping near Tathra National Park

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Clearview Farm

15 sites · RVs, Tents2200 acres · Gunyidi, WA
We are a small agricultural farm running sheep and a cropping program. Come and enjoy wide-open spaces, regular rainbows, starry nights and peace and quiet. We offer several different spots around the farm for camping and caravans, from shady spots overlooking our orchards, to wilder bush areas. We'll help you chose the best spots when you arrive. There are plenty of picnic spots and walks on and near the property, including some lovely big salt lakes just down the road which provide fantastic photography. We have no amenities here, so all campers must be self-contained and leave no trace. We offer some powered options near to the solar-powered shed. We have fresh spring water which could be used for showering but should be filtered for drinking. Campfires are permitted when not in fire season - please enquire. The entry track to our farm is fairly sandy, so 4WD or AWD is recommended. You're welcome to bring your dog however they must be kept under control - don't let them round up the sheep!
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AU$10
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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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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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Mt Budd Farm

7 sites · RVs, Tents10000 acres · Mount Budd, WA
We are a family run farm, in the Midwest WA, growing wheat, canola, lupins and chickpeas, with sheep and cattle. There is an option for fit campers to climb Mt Budd, which is on our property, and we've also got lots of hilly country great for bush walking and working up an appetite for a campfire dinner. We are on the Darling fault line so have a lot of beautiful breakaway country. You must be totally a self contained travellers with your own camping toilet and everything you need. Dogs welcome on a leash (sheep property). Campfires are permitted when restrictions aren't in place, wood supplied, please let Anne know if you require wood. Mingenew is 23 klms west of the farm, you will find fuel 24 hr, IGA, bakery. Things to see in town Museum open in tourist season, walk trail round town, CBH grain storage facility, children play park and skateboard area, the Coalseam National Park is a 20klm drive from town. Tourist centre open August-September. Please ensure you have a Telstra mobile phone, so we can stay in touch. It’s the only provider that works out here. We do not allow free range of the farm.
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Wildflower Haven at Lindum

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10000 acres · Bunjil, WA
Roger and Angela run their broadacre property growing wheat, canola, barley and lupins. Plenty of space and ideally located to explore wiflower country, The Coal Seam in Mingenew or take a drive east to see Wreath Flowers or carpets of everlastings. A perfect stopover on your way north. One of many peaceful campsites nestled in the West Australian bush on our working agricultural property. Explore the rocky breakaways and outcrops, not to mention wildflowers galore, birdlife and other wild animals including echidna and kangaroos. Nestled in a cosy alcove surrounded by crops and bushland, you will think you are the only people on earth. Enjoy the safety, tranquility and privacy of your exclusive campsite. Dogs on leashes welcome.
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AU$35
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Jindarring Nature Base Camping

7 sites · RVs, Tents8000 acres · Perenjori, WA
We are located 18km west of Perenjori, which is approximately 350 kilometres north of Perth and 40 kilometres south-east of Morawa. The property is a working farm, we grow Wheat, Canola, Barley, Lupins and Oats. We run a Sheep Stud, predominantly Merino, Poll Merino, Dorset's and White Suffolk's. It's a very busy on the farm but we would like to share part of it for a few months of the year when it looks lovely and green with wonderful wildflowers and wildlife. Stop in for a quick stopover or stay for a few days and take in the highlights of the Midwest. This campsite suits self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower, and drinking water supply. Sit back in the evenings relaxing to the crackling sounds of the campfire (please note you will need to bring wood with you). Enjoy the wildflowers, bush walks or pop into town and enjoy a friendly coffee. The region is a photographer's paradise. Go for a bushwalk and marvel at the big sky country. We are part of the Wildflower Way, a tourist drive that runs from Dalwallinu to Geraldton. Late August to October is the wildflower season and depending upon the season the countryside may be alive with flowers including orchids, carpets of white, pink and yellow everlastings and the unique wreath leschenaultia (found on the property). Don't forget your camera! This is a working farm, if you have a pet please keep them on a leash as there are many farm animals located nearby.
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AU$22
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The best camping near Tathra National Park guide

Overview

About

Venture into the untamed beauty of Tathra National Park, where the sandplain country meets dramatic rocky breakaways. This park, free from the bustle of modern life, invites you to immerse yourself in the diversity of its flora, especially the vibrant spectacle of wildflowers blooming in late winter and spring. With no facilities, it's a true escape into nature's embrace.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Tathra National Park is during late winter and spring when the park's wildflowers are in full bloom, creating a kaleidoscope of colour amid the landscape. Summer can be quite hot, so plan accordingly if you're seeking to explore during this season.

Know before you go

  • Ensure you have a personal location beacon (PLB) for safety in this remote park.
  • Access to Tathra National Park is limited to 4WD tracks, so prepare your vehicle accordingly.
  • Respect the Amangu people, the traditional owners of the land.
  • Remember, no dogs or other pets are allowed in the park to protect its delicate ecosystems.
  • While there are no entry fees, always check for park alerts and conditions before your visit.

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