The best camping near Porongurup National Park

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Porongurup National Park adventure.

Discover Porongurup National Park's ancient granite peaks and lush trails.  

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Stunning Rockcliffe Vineyard

4 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. Rockcliffe 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. On booking your site, you will either be amongst the vines on one of our levelled bays which are allocated on a first come basis. If all are full you can park your van either on the paddock across the road or at the rear of the carpark (below the gravelled bays). 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 your children 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 1-7pm for lunch and dinner Friday and Saturdays.
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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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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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Wongin Mia Cranbrook Hideaway

12 sites · RVs, Tents600 acres · Cranbrook, WA
Wongin Mia - 3912 Frankland-Cranbrook Road, Cranbrook Our property is a carbon farm which is a part of the Gondwana Link project. This is an environmental project which is endeavouring to create a green corridor from Augusta to the Nullarbor to allow the fauna to travel freely when migrating. Featuring 400 archers of revegetated bushland and a 100 archers of remnant bush along a winter creek. It's a great place for bird watchers. We have wild flowers all year round but the spring months bring an abundance of Orchids and wild flowers. Bush lovers will be inspired with plenty of wildlife about. You can have a camp fire in winter although you will need to bring some firewood, there's plenty of kindling, or you can purchase a bundle from us if you wish. The campsites are level and grassy and suits self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower, and drinking water supply. We are about an hour drive north of Albany and 300 kilometres south of Perth. The property is pretty close to the Stirling Range National Park, Porongurup National park, Frankland wine district and lake Poorrarecup. Wongin Mia makes an excellent base for exploring this picturesque area. Birdlife is plentiful including parrots, wedge tail eagles, red breasted wrens, Carnaby's and Boudin's, Night jars, Willy wagtails, Barking owls and Welcome swallows. And of course there's plenty of kangaroos and wallabies. This is a unique property where you will experience a true bush environment with seclusion and tranquillity. There are many places to walk or ride and explore. We feel honoured to be able to share this beautiful peace of paradise. Your dog is very welcome to camp with you.
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“Clear View” Farmstay and Camping

7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents100 acres · Tenterden, WA
Clear View Farmstay and Camping is a large 1,500 acre sheep and cropping farm with a functioning equestrian facility on-site. The area is surrounded by the picturesque lakes, Nunijup and Poorarecup are only minutes away for swimming and in season skiiing spots.  Bring your own horses the area has access to long bush rides on horseback (we can accommodate your horses also!) along gravel roads and crown land.  Enjoy the local wineries, Stirling ranges in close proximity to Albany, Denmark and on the way through to Esperance. A cosy home to stay for a day or two. Dogs allowed only in certain areas on the farm on a leash at all times. Property also features a three-bedroom home available as a short-term holiday rental. Clear View Farmstay: three bedroom residence - $195/night/5 guests Self contained camping: tents, RV’s $40/night for 4 people Parking with power additional $20/night per vehicle powered "Clear View" use of Amenities: bathroom toilet $50/day per group + camping rate (if not booked out) NB camping sites have no amenties! Bring your horses by appointment only: $25/day stable only supply own feed.
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Kybelup Crossing Camp

8 sites · RVs, Tents250 acres · Gnowangerup, WA
20 kms south of Gnowangerup and 30 kms north of the Stirling Range, Kybelup Crossing Camp is located on our farm Kalynda and is found on the banks of the upper reaches of the Pallinup River at the Kybelup Crossing. We are a 90 hectare working farm, surrounded by large boardacre cropping farms. Half the farm is dedicated to cropping and open fields, with the remaining given over to regrowth and natural river bank forest. Go for bush walks on the property, birdwatching, orchid hunting, flat water canoeing in the river (conditions permitting). There is plenty of wildlife to spot, with Kangaroos and Echidnas making the river bank their home and plenty of bird life. Night spotlighting and you may see owls, kangaroos, possums and other marsupials. The Pallinup is a naturally salty river and is not palatable. We are within easy reach of the Stirling Range and the iconic Bluff Knoll. See the mountains from the farm and know what walking conditions will be like. September to October is the peak wild flower season, but there is something flowering all year. Use the farm as a base to explore the Stirling Range and the surrounding farming district of the Gnowangerup Shire. The farm is along the Horse Power Highway where visitors can see a collection of quirky tractors – download the tractor map. Take a day trip through the Stirling Range Drive and to the Porongurups, where you can stop at wineries along the way. Kalynda is a completely off grid property. Located up a private bush track. There is reasonable phone reception for Telstra customers only – enjoy the serenity and go off-line for a weekend. The camp site is private, within an easy stroll of the river and the house yard. Campers need to be self sufficient (including bringing their own toilet) and leave no trace. Dogs are permitted but need to be restrained. Camp fires are permitted in the open fire season in the designated fire pits. Closest shop and fuel is at Gnowangerup (20kms) with limited opening hours on weekends and public holidays. Kybelup Crossing Camp is open for campers from Easter until mid October. We are closed over the summer and harvest period. Optional extras include: tank water, cut firewood.
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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. Pet dogs are welcome but I need to know the breed as some are not suitable. 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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The best camping near Porongurup National Park guide

Overview

About

Porongurup National Park beckons adventurers with its ancient granite formations and diverse walking trails. From the challenging ascent to the Granite Skywalk to leisurely picnics amid towering karri trees, the park offers a variety of activities for nature enthusiasts. While camping details are not specified, the park's scenic drives and bird watching opportunities promise a memorable outdoor experience.

When to go

The best time to visit Porongurup National Park is during the cooler months from March to November. This period offers comfortable temperatures for hiking and exploring. Summer months can be quite hot, and bushfire risks may limit access to certain areas, so always check park alerts before planning your trip.

Know before you go

  • Check current campfire conditions and adhere to safety guidelines to prevent bushfires.
  • Be aware of natural hazards such as slippery surfaces and falling branches, especially on windy days.
  • Carry sufficient water, at least two to three litres per person, for half to full day hikes.
  • Notify someone of your expected return time when embarking on longer trails.
  • Download the Avenza Maps app for geo-referenced maps of the park to aid navigation.

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