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Top 5 Campsites with Ocean Views in WA


There’s nothing quite like waking up to the sound of waves crashing and salty sea air drifting through your camper trailer. Western Australia is home to some of the most stunning coastal campgrounds in the country — and if you’re planning your next adventure, we’ve rounded up the top five campsites with ocean views that should be at the top of your list.

Whether you’re setting up a swag, pitching a tent, or parking one of our Camp Co camper trailers, these destinations promise unbeatable scenery and that true WA coastal magic.


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1. Lucky Bay, Cape Le Grand National Park

If there’s one spot that defines coastal camping in WA, it’s Lucky Bay. Known for its pure white sand and friendly kangaroos, this Esperance icon offers views that are hard to beat. Camp right on the beach and wake up to turquoise water just metres from your site.

  • Best for: Beach lovers and photographers

  • Facilities: Toilets, solar showers, barbecues

  • Tip: Book early — Lucky Bay fills up fast during peak season!


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2. Sandy Cape Recreation Park, Jurien Bay

Just north of Jurien Bay, Sandy Cape is a family favourite with calm waters, great snorkelling, and plenty of space for off-grid camping. The coastal dunes make for a perfect sunset viewpoint, and the relaxed vibe makes it ideal for a weekend away.

  • Best for: Families and weekend adventurers

  • Facilities: Toilets, BBQ shelters, limited shade

  • Tip: Bring cash for the honesty box-style camping fees.


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3. Hamelin Bay, Margaret River Region

Tucked between Augusta and Margaret River, Hamelin Bay is famous for its friendly stingrays that cruise the shallows. The campground sits just steps from the water, surrounded by coastal forest and rolling dunes.

  • Best for: Wildlife encounters and calm beach days

  • Facilities: Showers, toilets, camp kitchen

  • Tip: Early mornings are the best time to see the stingrays — don’t forget your camera!


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4. Whalebone Bay, Shark Bay

For something a little more remote, Whalebone Bay near Denham offers a true wilderness experience. This spot is part of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area and is perfect if you’re travelling with a self-contained camper trailer. You’ll enjoy solitude, ocean breezes, and panoramic views that stretch for miles.

  • Best for: Off-grid campers and 4WD travellers

  • Facilities: None — self-sufficient camping only

  • Tip: Check road conditions before heading in; it’s a gravel track but well worth the drive.


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5. Gnaraloo Station, Coral Coast

For those chasing surf, reef, and rugged coastline, Gnaraloo Station is a bucket-list destination. Located north of Carnarvon, it’s right on the edge of the Ningaloo Reef, offering incredible snorkelling, fishing, and surf breaks. With the Indian Ocean as your backdrop, it’s pure coastal freedom.

  • Best for: Adventurous travellers and surfers

  • Facilities: Toilets, limited showers, unpowered sites

  • Tip: Book ahead — sites can be seasonal, and the winds can pick up in the afternoons.


Make It Easy with Camp Co

Exploring WA’s coastal gems is even better when you’ve got the right setup. At Camp Co, we make it simple to hit the road with fully equipped, comfortable camper trailers ready for hire. Whether you’re heading down south or up the Coral Coast, we’ve got the perfect trailer for your adventure.

 
 
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