Our articles have been grouped into locations so you can better read about what there is to see and do in a town.
It's easy, start by picking a location. Each article has a link to an RvTrips' web page containing more detailed information, photos and maps.
The Capricorn Holiday Park is located at the intersection of North West Coastal Highway and Robinson Street, Carnarvon in Western Australia. It is just under the OTC dish and easy to to access when heading into Carnarvon from either direction - about five kilometres from the Visitor Information Centre. When we called in to look at the Capricorn Holiday Park the front garden was full of beautiful Bougainvilleas in a variety of colours.
This caravan park has:
The office has a range of fresh local produce for sale and delivered daily from local plantations - great idea to support local farmers. Across the road from the Capricorn Holiday Park is a well-stocked service station. The park owners, Haydn and Jodie are are onsite every day and seemed friendly and helpful.
The Carnarvon Caravan Park is located on the main road as you head into Carnarvon - about four kilometres form the Visitor Information Centre.
Park Facilities include:
Carnarvon Caravan Park offers discounts for long term stays and there are plenty of trees for shade.
Coral Coast Tourist Park is within walking distance to the centre of Carnarvon - about 700 metres from the Visitor Information Centre. It is easy to find this large park with bright blue signs painted along the front fence and flags indicating the entrance. There was hardly any grass in the park when we visited - they must have had an extremely busy tourist season. Apparently the parks in Carnarvon are booked out for 2-3 months over winter with people heading north to avoid the cold weather.
Facilities of this park include:
The Coral Coast Tourist Park is an ideal location to explore Carnarvon and the surrounding area.
Norwesta Caravan Park can be found on Angelo Street in Carnarvon, just off the main road behind the IGA Supermarket. The park is just a few minutes drive from the town centre and not far from the Gascoyne River.
This park is only small and offers powered sites that are either grassed or concrete slab for caravans, motor homes, camper vans and camper trailers. They also have sites available for large vans, buses and fifth wheelers. There is some shade available within the park.
Norwesta Caravan Park is dog friendly (on leash) and close to a supermarket, bakery and bottle shop. There is a tavern just down the road if you want to walk and enjoy a drink with the locals or an evening meal. A barbeque area provided within the park for the use of guests.
Outback Oasis Caravan Park is a quiet park located well off the main road at 49 Wise Street, Carnarvon. It has just been renovated and is a very neat and tidy looking park with plenty of shade and grassy sites. (This park was formerly known as the Marloo Tourist Park).
Facilities of the park include:
We thought the Outback Oasis Caravan Park was a lovely looking looking place and would not hesitate to stay here on our next visit to Carnarvon.
The Plantation Caravan Park is a Big 4 park located on the main road into Carnarvon (Robinson Street), about 5 kilometres from the Visitor Information Centre. This caravan park has lots of shade trees and the bougainvilleas were in full bloom when we called in to look around - beautiful.
Facilities of the Park include:
If you are a member of Big 4 you will receive a discount when staying at the Plantation Caravan Park. Remember that Carnarvon is very busy during winter with people heading north of Perth to escape the cold - you will need to book.
We stayed at the Wintersun Caravan and Tourist Park in Carnarvon while travelling down the coast of Western Australia. This is a Top Tourist park located on Robinson Street - on the left hand side of the road as you head into town and about five kilometres from the Visitor Information Centre. Dean and Melissa were managing the park for 12 months and were a very friendly welcoming couple - happy to have a chat.
This is a large, very neat park and they work hard to keep as much grass as possible on all sites. At the back of the park is a bowling green and bowlers from south head here for winter - daily competitions are held June to August with great prizes.
The amenities were newly refurbished and very clean. There were two entry doors into the amenities and the cleaners would block off half to clean at a time allowing you to enter from the opposite door to use the facilities. I thought this was a wonderful idea.
Features of Wintersun include:
Wintersun Caravan and Tourist Park has a range of accommodation:
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Wintersun Caravan and Tourist Park and would not hesitate to recommend this as a place to stay in Carnarvon.