The campground itself only has 5 spots which makes it very peaceful and enjoyable. Especially since no generators are allowed ?. The spots are pretty big and the snorkeling off the beach is unreal! Tons of tiny reef sharks, fish and we even saw an octopus. Plus there isn't the heap of people in the water like at turquoise or oyster stacks.

Unfortunately the whole Cape Range Area is fully booked until the end of October. You can just find (if you’re lucky) a free spot when someone cancel and was so pleased to inform the park. Some camp grounds still have free spots and no one shows up or canceled. I checked it today and drove around the whole area. It’s necessary to improve that system, cos a lot people book early and just block their spots. Should be forced to confirm their booking 24h before arrival, otherwise the spot would be put on the market again!!!

Nice place, only 5 pitches, and 3 kangaroos as a welcoming committee. However, the beach is bad for swimming because of the large pebble bank.

Great place! We stayed here for 3 nights. Nice and quiet and the starry sky is wonderful. There are many kangaroos and they are actually very friendly. Truly a unique encounter.

This is our favorite place we stayed on Ningaloo. The pitches are sufficiently spacious, the site is small and therefore very quiet compared to Osprey Bay. The dry toilets were clean.

Very quit, stony beach. But a lot of kangeroos!! Nice place for one night only.

Great little place to stay, next to the ocean and a shot drive (walk possible) to beautiful Turquoise Bay (bring snorkel gear). 11pp per night is reasonable (with national park fee on top) and there are plenty of kangaroos around at dusk and dawn.

We loved this campsite and stayed for a week! It’s right beside a pebble beach and we woke up every morning in our tent surrounded by kangaroos. It was a small campsite (only 5 sites) and was nice and quiet in the evenings. Make sure to book in advance online! There is a toilet here but no water is available in the national park.

Access to a stone pebble beach. Small quiet campsite.