Yeagarup Hut
About Yeagarup Hut
Yeagarup Hut is a holiday park in Pemberton, Western Australia. Its facilities include barbecue Facilities, showers and verandah, 5 in all. Sites must be booked ahead. The nearest other place in AussieCamps is Leaning Marri Campground, 4 km away.
A unique private campground on the South West edge of Australia. 4WD accessible only, the hut is located in the D'Entrecasteaux National Park on the south side of the Yeagarup Dunes. It is a great place to stay for groups, families and functions. This 4WD accessible group camping hut is located around 45min drive from Pemberton township, on the south side of the Yeagarup Dune system; the largest landlocked dune system of their type in the Southern Hemisphere. From the hut is a 8km 4WD drive to the Southern Ocean and the mouth of the Warren River. BYO Camp set up. You book the entire facility. There are 2 rooms sleeping up to 12 people (BYO swags) and tent sites available for up to 40 people. Gas HWS installed 2 x Pit toilets Double kitchen sink BBQ Undercover area suitable for everyone to sit out of the weather! Costs include National Park camping fees - National Park pass is still required per vehicle.
Facilities
- Barbecue Facilities
- Showers
- Verandah
- No Pets
- Fishing
Location
Pemberton, Western Australia
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Questions about Yeagarup Hut
How do I book Yeagarup Hut?
Use the Book now button on this page to see live prices and availability for your dates and book with the park.
Do you need to book Yeagarup Hut?
Yes. Sites at Yeagarup Hut must be booked ahead.
What facilities does Yeagarup Hut have?
Barbecue Facilities, Showers, Verandah, No Pets and Fishing.
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