Camping Regions in Western Australia
Western Australia boasts remote wilderness, stunning coastlines, and unique natural wonders perfect for camping enthusiasts.
Western Australia
Eugene Regis / CC BY 2.0Coral Coast & Exmouth
Ningaloo Reef, whale sharks, manta rays and the remote Cape Range wilderness
Esperance and South East Coast of WA
Kangaroos on white beaches, turquoise bays and the most spectacular coastline in Western Australia
Rhyshuw1 (talk). / CC BY-SA 3.0Gascoyne
Monkey Mia dolphins, Shark Bay World Heritage waters and tropical fruit from the river flats
User:Grant65 / Public domainGreat Southern
Albany's dramatic coast, the Valley of the Giants treetop walk and WA's most underrated wilderness
Kalgoorlie_Post_Office_DSC04483.JPG: Original uploader was Yewenyi at en.wikipedia derivative work: Original uploader was Bonga at en.wikipedia / CC BY-SA 3.0Kalgoorlie Goldfields
Australia's outback gold rush heartland — the Super Pit, ghost towns and red dirt roads
Nichollas Harrison / CC BY-SA 4.0Kimberley
Remote ancient gorges, the Bungle Bungles, horizontal waterfalls and the wildest country in Australia
Bahnfrend / CC BY-SA 4.0Margaret River & South West WA
World-class surf, acclaimed wines, ancient karri forests and spectacular caves
Nullarbor Plain
The longest straight road on Earth, Southern Right Whales at the Bight and the most spectacular night sky in Australia
Graeme Churchard from Bristol (51.4414, -2.5242), UK / CC BY 2.0Pilbara
Ancient gorges, billion-year-old rock formations, Karijini's hidden pools and the red heart of WA
Western Wheatbelt
Wave Rock, wildflower season and the ancient granite country east of Perth