Camping near Albany

Pristine beaches, historic whaling stations, and Indigenous sites—this is the ultimate Oz experience.

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Stunning Rockcliffe Vineyard

6 sites · RVs90 acres · Scotsdale, WA
The Rockcliffe vineyard was originally an apple orchard. In 1990, the first vines were planted, and in 2007 we built a "State of the Art winery", which is located on the property. Rocklicffe is now the biggest winery in the region. We sell wines all over the world and in Australia. We focus on producing small batches of high-quality wines, all of which can be tasted at the Rockcliffe Cellar Door. We welcome self-contained travelers to come and stay for 1, 2 or 3 nights maximum. You can choose to book one of our newly levelled bays where you will be amongst the vines, or you can park your van or pitch your tent in the paddock opposite the cellar door during summer when it is dry. It is important you have your own toilet, as we do not offer facilities here. The place is very quiet, being in a rural setting, but only 4km from Denmark town. If you are a cyclist this is an ideal place to stay. We have a mountain biking track that goes around the vines, paddocks, and through the forests, all of which are part of the beautiful Rockcliffe property. The camping areas are a very short walk to the cellar door where you can taste all of our delicious wines or treat the kids to Gelato and Fudge. We offer Cheese & Meat Platters, Pizza's and Fries. The kitchen is open from 12-4pm for lunch Sunday through till Thursday and from 12-7pm for lunch and dinner Friday and Saturdays.
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AU$25
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Mondurup Escape - Kendenup

14 sites · RVs, Tents75 acres · Kendenup, WA
This beautiful property is a 75-acre farm and vineyard, overlooking the Stirling Ranges, with a tree-lined stream separating the property into two halves. It is a stone's throw from the neighbouring cellar door, and visitors are encouraged to participate in seasonal activities, and sample and enjoy the local produce. It is near Stirling Range National Park and Porongurup National Park and Skywalk, with unique flora and fauna, mountain climbing, and walking experiences. Plus just as close to the coast, but far from the crowds. Choose relaxation or adventure. There are several sites to choose from, some with access to the toilet facilities and others where you will need to be completely self-contained. Please refer to the site descriptions for more details. We can welcome a small/medium breed dog per booking, however, they must never be left unattended and we ask that you please be responsible for picking up dog waste. Campfires are permitted during the months of May- September subject to conditions/local fire restrictions.
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AU$22
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Panorama Caravan Park

36 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Big Grove, WA
Panorama Caravan Park is Albany’s Waterfront Caravan Park, located just a few minutes from the Torndirrup National Park. With large nature-based caravan and camping sites we are the perfect Caravan Park to visit the Bald Head Trail, The Gap and Natural Bridge as well as Albany’s Historic Whaling Station. Panorama Caravan Park is a family owned and operated business which is focused on providing a friendly and welcoming environment to all. Duncan and Annita are the second generation in the Dall family to own and operate Panorama Caravan Park. With the two of them growing up in the Albany region, they care about the town and love to show off everything it has to offer. Please note: while we do our best to allocate you your requested site, you may be moved to a different site on arrival due to changes at the park. All our sites are spacious and in great locations!
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AU$35
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Gloria Dieu Apricot Farm and Cellar

10 sites · RVs, Tents700 acres · Mount Barker, WA
Come and experience warm farm hospitality! We are a working farm, offering fresh apricots from our orchard seasonally, our own commercially processed dried fruit products and fresh grass fed lamb and pasture raised chicken directly to consumers at our farm shop, and off course local coffee. Price includes complementary coffee, scones and a tasting session of all our premium products on the first morning for up to 4 people. All the tame farm animals (sheep and chickens) make this a full farm experience. Price covers up to 4 guests. Campers must be self contained! We are conveniently located 15km from Mt Barker, 43km from Denmark and within a 20km radius of various wineries, including West Cape Howe, Plantagenet wines, Windrush, to name a few. There are no amenities here, campers must be self contained and leave no trace. Sorry, no pets. Please no entry to commercial buildings or orchard without approval from management.
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“Normies”

2 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Narrikup, WA
Experience Nature on Our 400-Acre Sheep Farm in WA’s Great Southern Region Escape to our expansive 400-acre sheep farm, just 5 km south of Mount Barker. Perfectly positioned along the highway yet tucked away in a serene setting, this property offers an ideal retreat for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Choose from a variety of stunning landscapes for your campsite: open, grassy paddocks where you can soak in the sun or shaded bush areas that invite you to unwind amidst the trees. The farm is ideally located for a perfect mix of hiking, winery visits, and beach days. You'll have easy access to the stunning Stirling Ranges and Porongurup National Park, along with renowned wine regions featuring numerous wineries to explore. And when you’re ready for some sun and surf, amazing beaches are just a short drive away, providing the ideal spot for relaxation and seaside adventures. With nearby attractions in Albany (54 km) and Denmark (43 km), you can explore the beauty of the Great Southern region while having a comfortable base to return to. Please note that we cannot provide facilities such as power, water, or toilets, ensuring a truly off-grid, authentic camping experience for those who want to connect with nature. Whether you prefer pitching a tent, parking your camper, or setting up a caravan, our farm offers a peaceful escape with wide open spaces and stunning views. Additionally, we have sheep on the property. While they are generally shy and tend to avoid interaction, they can get curious from time to time. They are well managed, but please be aware that we cannot take responsibility for any damage that may be caused by the sheep. This is part of the farm’s charm and adds to the rural experience. Please also note that the driveway is located directly off Albany Highway, in a slightly tricky spot. The gate is approximately 18 meters from the highway, so we recommend taking extra care when entering or exiting the property. This is the perfect spot for self-sufficient campers who value serenity and the chance to disconnect from modern amenities while enjoying the beauty of the Great Southern Region. In short: it's just grass in a beautiful spot with plenty of room to choose from. Join us for a memorable stay surrounded by nature, where the sheep roam freely and the stars shine bright. Book your escape today!
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Rickety Gate Estate

6 sites · RVs150 acres · Scotsdale, WA
STRICTLY ADULTS ONLY. ELECTRICITY - YES WATER HOOK UP - YES LUSH GREEN GRASS AT EACH SITE 4 x MAXI SIZED BAYS We are a CARAVAN and MOTORHOME SITE ONLY and DO NOT accommodate camper-trailers, tents or swags. Your Caravan/Motorhome must have its own shower and toilet on board. In order to make this as tranquil a site as possible, we do not permit Children under 13 years old or Pets to stay on site. This picturesque grassed property is situated 19 Kms along the scenic Scotsdale Road tourist route in Denmark, W.A. As Rickety Gate is a working farm with electric fences, cattle and various hazards for children, the responsibility of having them on site is too great for us. We do hope you understand. Cellar Door is open Saturdays and Sundays from 11:00am - 4:30pm for tastings and purchases. Hipcamp guests will receive 15% discount off the full range of wines which can be purchased throughout the week.
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The Grange on Kalgan

5 sites · RVs, Tents12 acres · Kalgan, WA
Welcome to The Grange on Kalgan set in a fresh country setting located just 22kms from the City of Albany. This is a BYO property with sustainable values so you will need to provide all your own toiletry, shower and water supplies. Special offer stay 3 nights get the 4th night free!! When you arrive you will see beautiful blue fairy wrens and western rosellas flitting about in the gardens along with the stunning vistas before exploring everything that this small lifestyle farm has to offer set in a delightful location overlooking the peaceful Kalgan River Valley. We have a wonderful range of attractions on our 12.5 acre property which features extensive landscaped bird attracting gardens and water features together with an extensive organic orchard and organic vegetable garden. Our guests are welcome to feed some of the farm animals which include sheep, alpacas, chooks and peacocks. Watching the kangaroos foraging in nearby paddocks is one of the truly special experiences of a visit to The Grange on Kalgan.
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AU$55
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Camping near Albany guide

Overview

A former historic whaling station, the township of Albany, is perfectly located on the ocean, and near several of Western Australia's best national parks. Nature-based highlights are easy drives from town: King George Sound, the cliffs of Torndirrup National Park and white sandy beaches (Middleton Beach is a winner). To get here, you wind along the South Coast Highway (Hwy 1), past waterways and sheltered inlets, some of which is backed by thick forests, including the Valley of the Giants. Wilderness campers are spoilt for choice around Denmark and West Cape Howe, with top beach-front camping spots, some shaded by peppermint trees. Many camping areas are free; some are walk in only.

Albany & Vicinity

An historic whaling centre, Albany is an interesting mix of local commerce and tourism. The town’s beaches, the delightful Middleton Beach and Emu Beach, face King George Sound (in winter, you might see pods of whales with their calves taking shelter here). Albany’s central camping options are holiday parks and tourist & caravan parks (with full amenities), with plenty of sites for camper trailers, caravans and tents. For a great choice of bush-based campgrounds, head to the surrounding national parks that are run by the Parks & Wildlife Service.

Denmark

With a population of 3,000, the tiny town of Denmark packs a big punch, especially when it comes to natural surrounds. Denmark is a useful gateway to the Valley of the Giants, a spectacular tree top walk within the canopy of ancient tingle trees. Great beaches include Ocean Beach, or plunge in the turquoise rock pools at William Bay National Park. Closer to town there’s great walks: stroll along the heritage trail or the Wilson Inlet Trail. Most of Denmark’s camping choices are a short drive from the town centre, while others are located along the coast. Most have sites for camper trailers, caravans and tents.

Stirling Range National Park

Photographers flock to this beautiful park, especially in wildflower season (September to December). Comprising over 1100sq km, the park is a series of rugged peaks and gullies. Striking cliff faces and over 1500 of flora species are star attractions, as are spectacular cloud formations. The place to stay is Stirling Range Retreats and there are rammed-earth cabins if you don’t want to pitch your tent or sleep in your van. Also on the northern boundary and offering different options are Mt Trio Bush Camping and Caravan Park2. Don’t miss a wildflower and orchid bus tour in season.

When to go

This is a year-round destination, though January and February see hotter summer temperatures. Spring and summer are perfect for the beach stops though West Australian school holidays bring statesiders to the coasts and parks (dates change annually). Whale watching season is from around September to December. You can visit the national parks at any time of year, though be aware that conditions in Stirling Range National Park are particularly subject to unpredictable changes in the weather at any time.

Know before you go

  • Denmark or Albany are the best places to buy supplies. Denmark has wineries, too.
  • Many campsites are free; these have no facilities.
  • This area is remote; mobile phone service can be patchy outside the main towns.
  • Public transport is limited, but not impossible.
  • With the exception of the serviced holiday parks and in-town campgrounds, you’ll need to take your own water.
  • Stirling Range National Park experiences unpredictable changes in the weather, including hail and rain (hikers must take precautions).

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