Burracoppin Centenary Park

Burracoppin Centenary Park offers a comfortable rest area for travellers with its clean facilities including flushing toilets, wood BBQs, and a sheltered picnic table. Visitors can enjoy some shade courtesy of a beautiful avenue of eucalyptus trees. Although the picnic facilities may need some maintenance, the park continues to be a peaceful spot for a refreshing break during your journey.

Burracoppin,
Burracoppin Centenary Park - Default Image

About this campsite

Among a wealth of natural beauty, Burracoppin Centenary Park features a serene, overnight rest area free of charge. Site amenities include flushing toilets, a picnic table under shelter, and wood-constructed BBQs for authentic, outdoor cookout experiences. Visitors can enjoy the park under the shade of an avenue graced with majestic eucalyptus trees. Restoration efforts are underway to further improve the park's picnic facilities, promising an even better outdoor experience in the future. Experience the perfect blend of nature's tranquility and the comfort of modern amenities at Burracoppin Centenary Park.

ToiletsToilets
Drinking WaterDrinking Water
Mobile Phone CoverageMobile Phone Coverage
ShadeShade
BBQBBQ
BinBin
CaravansCaravans
Long RigLong Rig
Tent SiteTent Site
Pets WelcomePets Welcome
Free Overnight CampFree Overnight Camp
Day Rest AreaDay Rest Area
Picnic TablesPicnic Tables
Hose Attachment TapHose Attachment Tap

Amenities

✓Overnight Rest Area
✓Day Use Area

Contact & Location

Great Eastern Highway

Burracoppin, 6421

Get Directions

Explore Nearby Regions

Western Wheatbelt landscape

Western Wheatbelt

The substantial Western Wheatbelt area, which partially envelops the urban zone of Perth, stretches northwards to the mid-west and east to the goldfields region of Australia, covering 154,862 square kilometers. This vast expanse is home to around 72,000 inhabitants, and its economy primarily revolves around farming, with a major focus on canola, wheat, and other large-scale crops. This region is peppered with a myriad of quaint townships, each embodying unique historical narratives. Abundant museums and exhibits are available, where one can delve into the era when horses were the main workforce for ploughing and when the crop harvest was indeed a laborious task. If you're a camping enthusiast, this region also offers a variety of unique camping spots, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in Australia's vast outdoors.

Discover more campsites in this region