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7 Free Camps in Western Australia

So, you’re ready to embark on your camping adventure…but you don’t want your trip to cost you a fortune? Don’t worry, there are plenty of great options on offer in Western Australia, for free!

Western Australia is diverse location, catering to a wide range of tastes and interests. For those with the heart for adventure or those who just want to kickback, there is a place to suit everyone. To help make your camping planning a little easier, we have compiled a list of 7 awesome free campsites in Western Australia.

Peak Charles National Park, North Cascade

Located at the heart of the National Park, Peak Charles is rich with natural beauty. About 3 hours north of Esperance, this campground takes it name from the towering granite peak that sits on the edge of the National Park. If you are one for exploration, then you can climb up the steep hiking paths, along the peak. With shining lakes that stretch out into the horizon, this spot definitely offers campers a spectacular view.

Amenities:

-Limited access for big rigs.

-Simple bush toilets

Disappointment Rock, Norseman

Unlike the name suggests, this camping look is far from disappointing. Lying between Hyden and Norseman, this campsite is a gem for anyone wanting to explore the great Australian landscape.From stunning mountain views, scenic trails and a whole host of wildlife, Disappointment Rock has plenty of natural delights on offer.

Amenities:

-2WD Access

-Access for Caravans and campervans.

-Pet-friendly

Lake Poorrarecup, Cranbrook

Located 42km from Cranbrook, Lake Poorarecup (as the name suggests) allows visitors to set up camp along the northern side of the lake. At this campground, campers can enjoy an extensive list of water activities, including fishing, skiing, canoeing and boating. Not interested in anything water-related, not a problem!Lake Poorarecup is surrounded by a number of nature walks, where you can explore the bush and get acquainted with the native flora and fauna.

Amenities:

-Toilets and showers

-Water available

Mary Pool Free Camp, Mueller Ranges

Situated roughly 180km east of Fitzroy Crossing, Mary Pool Free Camp offers campers an authentic bush-camping experience. This free campground is a spacious site offering campers plenty of room to roam or stretch their legs.

Other than this, Mary Pool is home to an array of birdlife which you spot as you explore the area.

Amenities:

-Toilets

-Campfires permitted

-Pet-friendly

-Non-drinkable water available

Betty’s Beach, Albany

If a little peace and quiet is what you’re after then look no further! Nestled between Two Peoples Bay and Normans Bay, Betty’s Beach is secluded spot where campers can fish, take a relaxing swim or lounge on the beach.

Amenities:

-48 hours maximum stay

-Shower

-Pet-friendly

James Price Point Camping Grounds, Broome

Located around 52km north of Broome, James Price Point is an inviting beach-side spot. Known as a popular place to fish and explore, James Price Point was also once dubbed “Australia’s Jurassic Park” after the discovery of a dinosaur print.

Amenities:

-Not suitable for big rigs

-Solar heated showers

-Pet-friendly

Mambi Island Camping Area, Kununurra

Set among the banks of the Orde River, Mambi Island is located 46km north-west of Kununurra. This particular free camping site is known as a popular fishing spot, so if you’re looking for your next great catch then this spot is worth checking out.

Amenities:

-Camp fires

-Pet-friendly

-Non-drinkable water

-Suitable for big rigs

-Toilets