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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
I love visiting our national parks and Yanchep National Park is no exception. Yanchep is a mix of natural bushland, manicured lawns, native animals ( and a few non-natives – I’m looking at you Koalas) and offers plenty of things to do and see. Continue reading Caves, Koalas and other attractions at Yanchep National Park
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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
The wildflowers of Western Australia are one of the most spectacular flower displays in the world. Between July and October, many parts of the state become blankets of colour with everything from tiny crimson myrtles, dainty smokebush, fiery mountain bells and over 150 varieties of orchids coming into bloom.
Continue reading The incredible Wildflowers of Western Australia
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Over the years I’ve travelled around Western Australia in many different ways. I’ve gone backpacker style on the hop on, hop off bus, I’ve done crappy car with equally crappy tent , and driven around in that notorious campervan plastered with obscenities.
While my road trip setup has become more sophisticated over the years, I can honestly say, if you’re after a driving holiday in Western Australia, nothing will beat a 4WD campervan hire in Perth with WA Experts.
Who knew that Australia’s biggest rock is not in fact Uluru? Instead, it is Western Australia that lays claim to having the largest rock in the world.
Mount Augustus or Burringurrah as its known to the local Wajarri people rises 700m out from the surrounding plains and covers almost 5,000 hectares. The rock is 8km long, 5km wide and roughly twice as big as Uluru.
Continue reading Mount Augustus – how to visit the biggest rock in the world
If your pet is a much-loved family member, the last thing you want is to go on holiday without them.
Your furry family member can be a great travelling companion, especially if you’re headed to one of many pet-friendly caravan parks or camping spots in WA.
If it’s your first time travelling with pets, follow these tips for a trouble-free trip. Continue reading Tips for a stress-free pet-friendly holiday
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
Are you planning a road trip across Western Australia?
Maybe you’re hoping to take the kids to a caravan park in WA’s south-west during the school holidays. Or maybe you want to get away on a quick weekend retreat. No matter the occasion, it’s always important to adequately prepare for your trip and follow the local WA road rules. Continue reading Driving tips when travelling in Western Australia
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