For general information about camping in Western Australia's parks, visit Camping in the 'Know before you go' section or see below for the list of all parks and places to visit where camping is possible.

If you're planning a school excursion or outdoor education activity, find out all you need to know about group bookings and approvals at Outdoor in education parks and reserves.

Understory if the Dwellingup State Forest

Dwellingup State Forest

Escape deep into the Darling Range jarrah forest and find Snugglepot and Cuddlepie.

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Man fishing

Edel Land National Park (proposed)

Go as far west as you can go - the most westerly point of WA is here.

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view of rocks and clear green ocean water with small white cap waves

Fitzgerald River National Park

Wilderness, wildflowers, walking and whale watching. Fitzgerald River National Park has a raw beauty all its own. A visit to this botanical wonderland will keep you wanting more.

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two people walking along sandy beach next to red cliffs and blue clear water

Francois Peron National Park

No filter required. This is the place where red desert cliffs meet the turquoise sea. Seeing is believing - this park is a colourful wilderness adventure.

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Grass trees in Hawke National Park

Hawke National Park

Forget the yellow brick road. Follow the bubbling brook until you reach Goblin Swamp. This is a fairytale of a camping trip!

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Logue Brook Dam - Lake Brockman

Hoffman State Forest

It's fun milling around the forest. 

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Aerial view of river and an island in Kalgulup Regional Park

Kalgulup Regional Park

Close to Bunbury - explore a trail, have a picnic, boat on the river. 

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view of pastel coloured skies and landscape

Karara Rangeland Park

Go off-grid in Western Australia’s own wild west! 

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Grassy clearing with Wandoo trees and tents in the distance at Karda Campground

Karda Reserve
Lesueur

The perfect spot to set up camp and explore Lesueur National Park and the surrounding parks. 

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Clear green water with red layered rock walls and people swimming

Karijini National Park

Everyone says ‘Karijini is amazing’ and it truly is! Breathtaking, rugged and stunning - the highlight of visiting Western Australia. 

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Water skiing on Lake Kepwari

Lake Kepwari

This place will float your boat. Spend the day water skiing, swimming or canoeing and you can stay overnight. 

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Aerial view of river with tow people paddling in kayaks

Lane Poole Reserve

Take it to the limit on one of the many tracks, trails and watercourses criss-crossing through Lane Poole Reserve or simply kick back, relax and immerse yourself in the tranquillity of the forest. All just over an hour from Perth.  

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