Noreseman East Rest Area

Norseman, WA

Noreseman East Rest Area

Norseman, WA

At a glanceFree campsite

Free CampingCaravansTent SitePets Welcome

About this campsite

Norseman East Rest Area is a free overnight hub, designed for travelers seeking a comfortable stopover. This rest area comes with a gravel drive-through setup leading to various dirt tracks. This provides an opportunity to venture into the scrub, with shade and distance from the highway. While lacking extensive facilities, there are bins available for convenience.

Norwegian East Rest Area is a convenient, free overnight stopover designed with a well-structured gravel drive-through setup. Developed for the comfort of travelers, it includes numerous dirt tracks weaving into the surrounding scrub. This ensures a shaded and serene atmosphere that is slightly removed from the bustling highway. While there are dedicated bins in the parking area, the rest area offers minimal facilities, promoting a quite rustic, on-the-road experience. Frequented by travelers for its accessibility, its tranquil ambiance is also warm and welcoming, making it an ideal spot for breaks during long drives.

How to Get There

5km north-east of Norseman, 2km east of Eyre Highway junction on the southern side of the Eyre Highway.

What this place offers

Accommodation Types

Caravans

Tent Site

Free Camping

Facilities

Picnic Tables

Shade

Rules & Accessibility

Pets Welcome

Other Features

Bin

Strong mobile phone signal

Long Rig

Free Overnight Camp

Gravel drivethrough

Maximum 24 hrs

Unknown feature

Day Rest Area

Bins

Overnight Rest Area

Mobile Phone Coverage

Day Use Area

Location

Noreseman East Rest Area•Eyre Highway, Norseman, WA, 6443

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