Australia has some of the most beautiful national parks in the world. Here are our favourite 10 national park campgrounds near Donnelly River, WA.
#10 Old Shannon MIll Campground
4 Ratings
Located in Australia's South West, the campground offers a range of amenities including toilets, BBQ areas, caravans, camper trailers, cabins and a dump spot. There are also walking trails and you can have fires. On arrival, we found only one other camper and chose a site in the older part as it was surrounded by trees and provided shade. The bathrooms are nearby and have showers (water isn't potable). Generators are allowed between 8am and 8pm. We had a great time and are looking forward to returning for a winter trip.
Corner Lower Shannon Rd, Western Australia- ✓ Toilets
- ✓ BBQ Areas
- ✓ Caravans
- ✓ Camper Trailers
- ✓ National Parks
- ✓ Phone Reception
- ✓ Cabins Available
- ✓ Dump Spot
- ✓ Walking Trails
- ✓ Allows fires
- ✓ Telstra 4G
#9 Lake Jasper
3 Ratings
Beautiful sandy shores, palms, and big gums line the shore of Lake Jasper. Swim in its refreshing waters and explore the trails on foot or 4WD. There are toilets, phone reception, and national parks nearby to make your visit even more enjoyable. Don't miss out on this amazing spot!
Lake Jasper, Western Australia- ✓ Toilets
- ✓ National Parks
- ✓ Phone Reception
- ✓ Walking Trails
- ✓ Swimming
- ✓ 4WD Trails
- ✓ Telstra 4G
#8 Snottygobble Camp
Located in Australia's South West, Snottygobble Camp offers an abundance of amenities to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Enjoy access to nearby boat ramp, walking trails, and National Parks. Toilets are available on-site, as well as fire pits for those wanting to make the most of the outdoors. Reviews of the camp have been overwhelmingly positive, with many praising its friendly atmosphere and stunning views.
Boat Landing Rd, Yeagarup, Western Australia- ✓ Toilets
- ✓ National Parks
- ✓ Boat Ramp Nearby
- ✓ Walking Trails
- ✓ Allows fires
#7 Grass Tree Hollow
Located in Australia's South West, Grass Tree Hollow is a great spot for camping, fishing, and just enjoying nature. Toilets, caravans, and camper trailers are available, and the area is surrounded by national parks. Fires are allowed in designated areas, making it an ideal spot to spend the evening. Reviews of the area rave about its beauty and peacefulness, with many visitors returning year after year.
Yeagarup, Western Australia- ✓ Toilets
- ✓ Caravans
- ✓ Camper Trailers
- ✓ National Parks
- ✓ Fishing
- ✓ Allows fires
#6 Draftys Campground
1 Rating
Draftys Campground is a great outdoor getaway for all ages. With breathtaking national parks, stunning views and plenty of activities, you won't be disappointed. Enjoy fishing, swimming, 4WD trails and walking tracks, all while enjoying the fresh air. There are BBQ areas, toilets and water (non-drinking) available and camping fires are allowed. With so much to offer, Draftys Campground is the perfect place to explore and relax.
Heartbreak Trail, Warren National Park, Western Australia- ✓ Toilets
- ✓ BBQ Areas
- ✓ National Parks
- ✓ Phone Reception
- ✓ Water (Non Drinking)
- ✓ Fishing
- ✓ Walking Trails
- ✓ Swimming
- ✓ 4WD Trails
- ✓ Allows fires
- ✓ Telstra 4G
#5 Warren Campsite
2 Ratings
Beautiful campsite with private sites for tents, communal fire pit, and dock for kayaking or swimming. Close to town and activities, such as the bicentennial tree. River is stunning and campsite offers walking trails along its banks. Toilets and National Parks nearby. Highly recommend!
Heartbreak Trail, Warren National Park, Western Australia- ✓ Toilets
- ✓ National Parks
- ✓ Walking Trails
- ✓ Swimming
#4 Crowea Rest Area
This rest area is a great stopping point for travellers looking for a break. With pets allowed, it's perfect for those who are travelling with furry friends. It's also free, so you don't have to worry about paying any fees. Caravans, camper trailers, and national parks are all nearby, so you can make the most of your stay. Reviews of the area are mostly positive, with visitors praising its cleanliness, peacefulness, and convenience.
South Western Hwy, Crowea, Western Australia- ✓ Pets Allowed
- ✓ Free
- ✓ Caravans
- ✓ Camper Trailers
- ✓ National Parks
#3 Big Brook Arboretum
4 Ratings
Pets are allowed at this stunning arboretum in Australia's South West. There are toilets, caravans, camper trailers, national parks, and non-drinking water. There is plenty to do with fishing, walking trails, and swimming. Fires are allowed making it the perfect spot for camping. Reviews rave about the clean toilets, tall karri trees, kayaking, and picnic tables. Campsite volunteers are also onsite and dogs are welcome as long as they are on a lead. It can be cold at night and there is no pre-booking, just register on arrival for $8 per person per night.
Rainbow Trail, Channybearup, Western Australia- ✓ Pets Allowed
- ✓ Toilets
- ✓ Caravans
- ✓ Camper Trailers
- ✓ National Parks
- ✓ Water (Non Drinking)
- ✓ Fishing
- ✓ Walking Trails
- ✓ Swimming
- ✓ Allows fires
#2 Barrabup
2 Ratings
An idyllic spot in the South West of Australia, Barrabup is a great place to explore. With plenty of toilets and national parks, you can take your pick of walking trails to explore, or take a dip in the nearby swimming spots. Barrabup also allows fires, making it a great spot for a relaxed evening.
Brook Rd, Barrabup, Western Australia- ✓ Toilets
- ✓ National Parks
- ✓ Walking Trails
- ✓ Swimming
- ✓ Allows fires
#1 Greens Island
This picturesque island is situated off the coast of Australia's South West and offers a range of activities for visitors. Pets are allowed and there are toilets, caravans, camper trailers and national parks to explore. In addition, non-drinking water is available and fires are permitted in designated areas. The island is beautiful and reviews suggest that it is a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
Donnelly River Nature Reserve., Western Australia- ✓ Pets Allowed
- ✓ Toilets
- ✓ Caravans
- ✓ Camper Trailers
- ✓ National Parks
- ✓ Water (Non Drinking)
- ✓ Allows fires