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Caravan Parks WA

Wildflowers, whale coasts and world-class surf. Seven holiday parks from Kalbarri to Albany, with cabins and powered sites for every kind of WA road trip.

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Western Australia

Coral Coast Caravan Park WA

The Coral Coast is a dream holiday spot with beachside cabins, coastal camping and ocean-view stays. Stay close to Ningaloo Reef, fishing towns and endless turquoise horizons.

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South West WA Caravan Parks

The South West region is a must-visit with shady sites, cosy cabins and forest-fringed escapes. Stay close to Margaret River, national parks and world-class surf breaks.

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Perth Hills Caravan Park

Escape to the Perth Hills just an hour from the city. Explore Serpentine Falls, wander Jarrah Forest trails, spot wildlife and wildflowers, sip local wine, or hit the mountain bike tracks. Adventure and nature await!

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Great Southern WA Caravan Parks  

Explore the Great Southern Region of WA. Wander pristine beaches, hike ancient trails, taste local wines, spot wildlife, and relax in charming towns. Adventure, nature, and coastal beauty await every visitor.

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Seven parks from Kalbarri to Albany. Compare cabins and powered sites, then book direct with Tasman.

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A guide to holiday parks in WA

Tasman has holiday parks along Western Australia's coast and in the hills outside Perth. On the Coral Coast, stay at Ledge Point, Kalbarri or Denham Seaside in Shark Bay. In the South West, choose between Yallingup Beach and Yallingup Caves for surf, caves and wineries. Closer to the city, Serpentine Falls in the Perth Hills is an easy escape, and on the south coast of the Great Southern you'll find our Albany park.

Our parks offer a mix of cabins, powered sites and family-friendly facilities. Planning a drive? See our road trips from Perth.

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WA Caravan Park Accommodation

  • Self-Contained Cabins & Villas

    Settle into comfortable cabins and spacious villas designed for easy WA getaways. With fully equipped kitchens, private bathrooms, air-conditioning and open living spaces, our accommodation is perfect for everything from coastal escapes to relaxed road trip stopovers.

  • Caravan & Camping Sites

    Park the caravan or pitch the tent at our range of powered and unpowered sites across Western Australia. Many of our WA parks offer easy access to beaches, fishing spots and nature experiences, along with modern amenities, camp kitchens and BBQ areas to make travelling simple.

  • Glamping & Unique Stays

    For a little extra comfort, select WA caravan parks offer unique stays that combine the outdoors with a more relaxed holiday experience. Enjoy the fresh air, scenic surroundings and all the simple moments that make time away feel memorable.

Things to See & Do in Western Australia

From rugged coastlines to ancient landscapes, Western Australia is packed with unforgettable experiences. At Tasman Holiday Parks, our holiday and caravan parks in WA place you close to some of the state’s most iconic attractions.

Frequently asked questions about Western Australia

What are the best caravan parks in WA for a family road trip?

Some of the best caravan parks WA families can explore are located along the Coral Coast, Margaret River and Albany regions. These destinations combine beaches, nature experiences and family-friendly facilities, making them ideal for relaxed road trips across the state.

Do holiday parks in WA offer accommodation options beyond powered caravan sites?

Yes. Many holiday parks Western Australia travellers visit offer a range of accommodation options, including self-contained cabins, villas, glamping stays and camping sites alongside powered caravan sites.

Are there pet-friendly caravan parks in Western Australia near the coast?

Many of our caravan parks in Western Australia include pet-friendly accommodation and caravan sites close to beaches and coastal towns. Availability can vary by location, so it’s always best to check individual park details before booking.

When is the best time of year to visit holiday parks in Western Australia?

WA holiday parks can be enjoyed year-round, with the best time depending on where you’re travelling. Coastal regions are especially popular during spring and summer, while autumn is ideal for road trips, fishing and exploring national parks in milder weather.

How far in advance should I book WA holiday parks during school holidays?

It’s recommended to book holiday parks in WA as early as possible during school holidays and long weekends, particularly in popular coastal destinations like Kalbarri, Margaret River and Albany.

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