Trackside Campground Augusta
About Trackside Campground Augusta
Trackside Campground Augusta is a holiday park in Augusta, Western Australia. Sites must be booked ahead. The nearest other place in AussieCamps is Hamelin Bay Holiday Park, 12 km away.
Relax, Unplug & Reconnect at Augusta Trackside Campground Tucked away alongside the Wadandi Track, Augusta Trackside Campground is your peaceful escape in the heart of the Augusta Margaret River Region. Just minutes from world-class wineries, surf beaches, caves, and forests, our clean, quiet, and family-owned campground offers a laid-back, bushland setting without the crowds. Whether you’re here to explore or unwind, you’ll love our spacious sites, friendly atmosphere, and easy access to nature. Stay with us — and experience the slower side of Augusta in the South West, where Two Oceans Meet. Sites are powered and supplied with rainwater including the ablution block, which includes large bathrooms and laundry. The camp kitchen hosts under cover camp fire in the winter, fridge, tv, microwave. Its great spot to end the day in beautiful Augusta. Group Bookings are welcome and We are very particular with our cleanliness and are happy to have a chat and share local tips to Experience Augusta.
Location
Augusta, Western Australia
Nearby
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Questions about Trackside Campground Augusta
How do I book Trackside Campground Augusta?
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Do you need to book Trackside Campground Augusta?
Yes. Sites at Trackside Campground Augusta must be booked ahead.
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