Albert Tognolini Rest Area

Juna Downs, WA

Albert Tognolini Rest Area

Juna Downs, WA

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Free CampingPets WelcomeCaravansTent Site

About this campsite

The Albert Tognolini Rest Area is a serene location known for its stunning views and tranquil environment, situated far from highway noise. It's the perfect location for witnessing breath-taking sunsets and immersing yourself in the peaceful landscapes. However, it's important to note the lack of restrooms, planning for self-sufficiency is crucial. It offers an escape into nature and a peaceful respite for travellers.

The Albert Tognolini Rest Area is an idyllic getaway offering stunning, expansive views. Located a safe distance from the main roads, it promises an experience free from disturbing traffic noise. Make sure to prepare for a self-contained trip, as no toilet facilities are available on the site. Enjoy the serene, enveloping landscape as the day ends, capturing breathtaking sunsets that are truly a sight to behold. This isolated tranquil spot provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature and unwind away from bustling city life.

How to Get There

Proceed to waypoint 177km north-west of Newman, 15km south-east of Auski Roadhouse on Great Northern Highway. Turn east at waypoint and proceed north-east for approx 2km turning into rest area on LHS.

What this place offers

Accommodation Types

Free Camping

Caravans

Tent Site

Facilities

Picnic Tables

Rules & Accessibility

Pets Welcome

Other Features

Quiet peaceful landscape

Spectacular sunsets

Overnight Rest Area

Day Rest Area

Unknown feature

Day Use Area

Long Rig

Photo Opportunity

Free Overnight Camp

Well back from the highway

Location

Albert Tognolini Rest Area•Great Northern Highway, Juna Downs, WA, 6751

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Weather Forecast

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25° / 12°

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SUN🌤️

27° / 14°

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