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

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    Hike to inland gorges, fields of wildflowers, and dramatic sea cliffs at this WA park.  

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    • Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park
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    Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park

    123 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Kalbarri, WA
    The Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park is an ideal base to start your Western Australian adventure. We are idyllically located, just a 4-minute walk to the beach, the town’s best restaurants, cafes, taverns, bakeries and shopping area. Kalbarri is surrounded by the Kalbarri National Park with its stunning beaches, epic skywalk and rugged gorges. Our shady park is a welcome oasis to both holidaymakers and travellers with lush green shady lawns and a crystal-clear swimming pool. At Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park we have a range of accommodation options suiting all budgets. With options ranging from studio units to standalone family villas, you are sure to find a room to suit your and your travel party’s needs and preferences. The park has lovely shady caravan and camping sites, also accommodating RV travellers. There are toilet and shower facilities on-site, Including a select number of private ensuites. For the budget-conscious, we have a number of unpowered sites. So whether you are looking for a family getaway or backpacking along the coast, we will have the right accommodation to suit you. Although Kalbarri experiences beautiful weather throughout the year, some seasons are busier with travellers than others. Summer (December-February) and autumn (March-May) tend to be the busiest, so it is recommended that you book your Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park stay well in advance for these popular times, as lodging space is limited in this small town.
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    Beach Break

    3 sites · RVs300 acres · Kalbarri, WA
    Vacant land 500 meters to one of the most beautiful snorkelling spots, Blue Holes. 1-2km to iconic surf break Jaques Point. Explore serene Kalbarri National Park. Only a 1.5km bike ride to local cafes , shops and hospital. This land is an empty block and can cater for up to 6 Self Contained Vans. You must have toilet facilities, water and power. It's ideal for those who will be spending most their days out and about. Please take all rubbish with you. Have a wonderful stay.
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    The best camping near Kalbarri National Park guide

    Overview

    About

    It might be a day’s drive from Perth, but the remote wilderness of Kalbarri National Park is still one of Western Australia’s most-visited parks. Hikers have plenty to get excited about here—windswept walks along jagged sea cliffs, epic photo ops at natural wonders like Nature’s Window, and inland gorge trails teeming with wildlife. Don’t miss the view over the Murchison River Gorge from the Kalbarri Skywalk and a swim in the Indian Ocean at Red Bluff Beach. There’s no camping in the park itself, but you’ll find private campgrounds and caravan parks in nearby Kalbarri and Port Gregory.

    When to go

    Dazzling displays of wildflowers bloom throughout the park in winter (June through August), and if you don’t mind the rain, the cooler weather makes it a good time for hiking. Summer temperatures can soar to 40°C, especially inland, so plan outdoor activities for early morning or late evening. The sweet spot lies in-between (March through May) when the warm, dry days are perfect for exploring. Just don’t expect to have the place to yourself—this is peak season.

    Know before you go

    • Kalbarri National Park is located along the Coral Coast of Western Australia, about a 1-hour 45-minute drive north of Geraldton. All roads in the park are accessible by 2WD, but caravans and trailers are not allowed in the Inland section of the park. 
    • A per-vehicle day pass is required for the Inland section of the park, while access to the coastal section is free. 
    • Park facilities include restrooms and picnic areas. There are shops, gas stations, and restaurants in Kalbarri town at the edge of the national park. 
    • There are accessible lookout points, picnic areas, and restaurants throughout the park.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Free camping is not allowed in Kalbarri, Western Australia, as the area is a protected National Park. However, there are several paid campgrounds and caravan parks available in and around Kalbarri for visitors to enjoy. For more information on camping options in Kalbarri, visit the Department of Parks and Wildlife website.

    Beach camping is not allowed within the town of Kalbarri or the Kalbarri National Park. However, there are several established campgrounds and caravan parks in the area that offer easy access to the beach and other attractions. Some popular options include the Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park, Kalbarri Beach Resort, and Murchison River Caravan Park.

    For more remote camping experiences near Kalbarri, you can explore campgrounds within the nearby Shark Bay World Heritage Area and Nambung National Park.

    The recommended length of stay in Kalbarri National Park depends on your interests and the activities you want to participate in. Generally, a stay of 3 to 5 days is ideal for exploring the region's natural attractions, such as Kalbarri National Park, the coastal cliffs, and the Murchison River. This timeframe allows for hiking, sightseeing, and engaging in outdoor activities like fishing, kayaking, or snorkeling. However, if you'd like a more relaxed pace or want to spend additional time enjoying the local flora and fauna, you may choose to extend your stay up to a week or more.

    Yes, Kalbarri is definitely worth visiting. In Western Australia, Kalbarri National Park boasts stunning landscapes, rugged coastal cliffs, and a diverse range of flora and fauna. Some popular attractions in the area include the famous Nature's Window, the Z Bend, and the Loop. The coastal area of the park offers breathtaking views, with highlights such as Red Bluff, Mushroom Rock, and Pot Alley. In addition to the natural attractions, Kalbarri offers a range of outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, kayaking, and wildlife watching. Overall, Kalbarri is a fantastic destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

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