Western Australia motorhome self-drive, stayed at various campsites like Tasman, RAC, etc., this campsite is far behind. The rental agreement's clause 14 states that the fresh water provided by the campsite is not for drinking or cooking, but it does not say this water is salty seawater; even washing your hands on a motorhome doesn't get clean. It is not only unsuitable for drinking or cooking, but is useless except for flushing toilets. Only three fresh water supply points are provided, outside the toilet wall. The bathroom and toilet are in the same room, with four toilets and four showers. Can you imagine when others are defecating on the toilet, you are taking a shower? I emailed the campsite manager; the manager's attitude was hostile, refusing to acknowledge the vague issue described in clause 14 of the rental agreement, and repeatedly emphasized that this is a remote area with only these conditions. This campsite has successfully given me a severe disgust for the place Coral Bay, and I will never come back to this small place again.

The amount for the booking was deducted immediately from our credit card. To consider is the fact that in a case of a cyclon you won't get any refund, only a credit for 2 years. Contact by email was okay.

I felt I had to comment as those left are pretty negative. We had a seafront site on the second row, yes it is $80pn but it is what it is and SO much cheaper than what we have to pay on the UK. We knew there was a mouse problem and saw no evidence ourselves although the person next door(who had thrown bread out 🥴) did have mice around her van. We didn’t hear the RAC work at all. the place is just lovely and we had the most enjoyable time. We nearly didn’t come ‘cos of the reviews. Glad we did.

$80 for an unpowered site with average facilities. Camp kitchen only has 1 hob and 2 fridges. Facilities outdated. Wi-Fi doesn't work if you are camping in the ocean view site. View is also mainly of the RAC construction campsite next door. There is a mouse problem as well. Overall we should have just done a day trip in Coral Bay and camped someplace else.

I booked for one night because I wasn't sure if I could organize a diving trip. I was able to do this before check-in. I asked at the reception if I could add a second night...no, it was fully booked. I went to the Coral Bay campsite next door to ask for the second night...no problem. After the diving trip, I saw...many empty spots at the "Peoples Campsite." Apparently, they don't need it. On top of that, there was the mouse plague. Sitting outside at night was rather...

Yes very crowded and compact. Eat too expensive but I guess there’s not too many options around here.

We drove past all the crowded campsites in Coral Bay. Hard to believe people pay so much to be cheek by jowl - a dump. There is a lay-by about 10km North of the Coral Bay junction on left hand side which on the night we were there was a stop over for around 12 camping vehicles. Obviously no facilities!

We drove passed coral bay insane prices $88 a night (powered). But people are paying it as the parks here where full. Boycott these parks and the price will drop.

Overpriced Facilities were just ok, salty showers and extra fee for filling up the tank (1$/L) if you need more than 20L. The good point is the location

The places in the Ocean front area have a beautiful view of the bay and the sunset. The campsite is well equipped. However, for the price, one might expect better, especially hot showers in winter.