Reading the numbers
Western Australia has 260 campgrounds in the app, all from DBCA, across 52 parks and reserves. The biggest cluster is Warroora Coast, Nyinggulu Coastal Reserves with 17, well ahead of Dirk Hartog Island National Park on 9. Cape Range National Park and Lane Poole Reserve have 6 each, and D'Entrecasteaux, Francois Peron and Nyinggulara National Park (ex-Ningaloo) have 5 each. Some park names are given exactly as the source holds them, including one marked as a reserve name to be confirmed and Edel Land National Park, marked as proposed, so treat those names as provisional.
Two flags carry real weight in this state’s record. A camping fee is listed at 117 campgrounds (45%), and 106 (41%) are listed as no dogs. Neither covers every site: a campground without a fee flag may still charge, and one without a no-dogs flag is not confirmed as dog friendly. If you travel with a dog, check each campground on the DBCA page before setting out.
Toilets are the most common listed facility, at 221 campgrounds or 85%. Drinking water is listed at 39%, showers at 4% and flush toilets at only 6 sites, so the typical campground here has a toilet and little else on record. Campfires are listed as allowed at a single campground, and caravan sites at one as well. Treat those tiny numbers as gaps in the listing to confirm with DBCA, not as rules.
The places below start with the better-equipped entries, such as Bandilngan Windjana Gorge, Dulundi Silent Grove, Lucky Bay, Le Grand Beach and the Perth Hills Discovery Centre, all with showers and drinking water listed. Many entries in the list have no park attached in this data, so use the dot map and the official link to place them. Fee summaries say only “Camping fee”; amounts, bookings and closures are on the DBCA pages.
25 of the 260 campgrounds
These are the 25 with the most detail in the data. Facilities are what each source lists; a facility not listed may still exist, and conditions change. Check the official page before you go.
| Place | Park or locality | Fees | Facilities listed | Official page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bandilngan Windjana Gorge Campground | Not listed | Toilets, Flush toilets, Drinking water, Showers, Caravan sites, No dogs | Official page | |
| Dulundi Silent Grove Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Flush toilets, Drinking water, Showers, No dogs | Official page | |
| Le Grand Beach Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Flush toilets, Drinking water, Showers, No dogs | Official page | |
| Lucky Bay Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Flush toilets, Drinking water, Showers, No dogs | Official page | |
| Perth Hills Discovery Centre Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Flush toilets, Drinking water, Showers, No dogs | Official page | |
| Dales Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, Showers, No dogs | Official page | |
| Karijini Overflow Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, Showers, No dogs | Official page | |
| Moingup Spring Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Flush toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Shannon Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, Showers, No dogs | Official page | |
| Shannon Horse Camp | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, Showers, No dogs | Official page | |
| Victoria Rock Campground | Not listed | Toilets, Drinking water, Barbecues, No dogs | Official page | |
| Lake Mason Homestead | Lake Mason Conservation Park (proposed) | Not listed | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page |
| Banksia Camp | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Barrabup Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Belvidere Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Benwenerup Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Big Lagoon Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Black Point Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Boat Harbour Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Boondi Rock Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Boranup Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Bottle Bay Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Breakaway Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Bungarra Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page | |
| Conto Campground | Camping fee | Toilets, Drinking water, No dogs | Official page |
Before you go
Rules, fees and closures change. Read the state rules and the land manager’s page for your exact stop.
In the app
All 260 campgrounds in Western Australia, on one map.
AussieCamps carries every campground on this page with its facilities, fees and official link, alongside rest areas, dump points and water, and builds a multi-stop trip from the places you save.
Campgrounds, rest areas, dump points, water and the trip planner are part of the AussieCamps Pass. Bookable stays and tours are free to browse and book. AussieCamps is an iPhone app.
Data as of 9 September 2026, from the AussieCamps app. Facts only: no descriptions or photos from these sources are reproduced. Campground names, fees and facilities from Explore Parks WA (Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions), used as facts only. All data sources.
