Every time I go to Rottnest I always regret not having more time. This time though, we packed the tent and a few essentials and decided to try out the campground for a Rottnest Island holiday. Continue reading How to go camping on Rottnest Island
Category Archives: Camping and Caravan Parks
Dog-friendly Caravan Parks Albany
There’s no need to leave your four-legged bestie at home with these dog-friendly caravan parks in Albany WA and surrounding areas. Continue reading Dog-friendly Caravan Parks Albany
The benefits of having a small caravan
Large caravans come with plenty of extras, but they can sometimes be inconvenient to own and operate. If you’re planning an off-road trip, a smaller caravan can be a lighter and more flexible choice, while still bringing you all the benefits of caravan living. Continue reading The benefits of having a small caravan
Forest camping in Margaret River
Camping in Margaret River doesn’t need to be all about overflowing, busy campsites. There are plenty of spots where you can go camping in Margaret River and be among the region’s towering Jarrah and Karri forests and lush river banks.
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A round up of Perth Caravan Parks
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Perth has a good choice of holiday parks, caravan parks and cabin accommodation across the city. No matter whether you want to park your caravan or trailer near Fremantle, the beach, be close to the city and the airport or bring your pet, this guide of caravan parks near Perth will hopefully have you covered no matter what your needs are. Continue reading A round up of Perth Caravan Parks
Our stay at People’s Park Caravan Park in Coral Bay
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Coral Bay wasn’t on our itinerary, but seeing the turnoff on Northwest Coastal Highway after our trip in the outback it was impossible to resist the temptation of visiting this little holiday town on the edge of the Ningaloo Reef. Continue reading Our stay at People’s Park Caravan Park in Coral Bay
Camping among the Gum Trees at Emu Creek Station
Emu Creek Station is a historic cattle station located in the Upper Gascoyne Region. The station is a short drive on a dirt track off the Northwest Coastal Highway and roughly 2.5 hours northwest of the Minilya Roadhouse if travelling north. For us, Emu Creek provided an ideal transit stop on our way from Mount Augustus to Exmouth. Continue reading Camping among the Gum Trees at Emu Creek Station
Grab me Gear- A camp kitchen in a bag
When I go camping I love things that are compact, cleverly thought out, portable and most importantly the knowledge that I haven’t forgotten anything.
That’s exactly what Grab me Gears camp kitchen is all about. Continue reading Grab me Gear- A camp kitchen in a bag
Keeping the kids entertained: WA’s South West caravan parks ideal for families
Western Australia’s south-west coast is one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in Australia. Well known for a range tourist attractions, local delicacies and events all year round, it’s a popular family getaway during the school holidays.
If you’re looking for some of the best family caravan parks in the region, with space for a large van, utilities and plenty of budget-friendly activities to keep the kids entertained, here’s five must-visit caravan parks you’ll be glad you found. Continue reading Keeping the kids entertained: WA’s South West caravan parks ideal for families
Why Oakabella Homestead is the perfect stop
It was the lure of WA’s best scones and a look at one of the states’ most haunted houses that made us stop at Oakabella Homestead. Six hours later our visit to the heritage listed homestead was so much more. Continue reading Why Oakabella Homestead is the perfect stop