


10 Reviews
Great campground just a few hundred metres from the Quobba Blowholes. The access road is rough and uneven, but with an 8 km/h speed limit it’s no problem, and the signage is clear. Many sites suit large rigs, although quite a few are uneven, so bring levelling ramps unless you have self-levelling suspension or airbags. There are excellent sheltered beach lookout decks near the entrance, commercial-sized bins, dump points, and a good mix of beachfront sites with amazing views and more sheltered
We were refused entry because we don't have chemical toilets (ours are dry)... So very disappointed, especially since there is no free camping in the area and we drove 70km to get here.
No longer free $30 pn book Carnarvon visitors centre online
Overnight accommodation has been free since the beginning of December 2024. There are very clean toilets both at the blowholes and a little further at the parking space. Clear and shallow water, perfect for snorkeling and spotting animals. We saw blowholes at high tide. It's best to inform yourself about tides. Telstra reception available.
Since 01.12. free, but no more toilets. Great and many places near the beach and protected from the wind behind the dunes. It's better to plan a full day here to see both the blowholes when the tide is rising and then the aquarium for snorkeling when the tide is high. We came too late to snorkel in the evening, the tide was low in the morning which was good for the blowholes, but we couldn't snorkel in the morning. So be sure to check the tide times!
Nice 2km campsite along the coast with a stunning little Reef to snorkel and sundowner Beach. Don’t forget to stop at the blowholes on your way there. - Telsim, no coverage - More or less wind-covered by dunes but still windy, depending on the weather - Tipp: Go snorkeling while high tide - No power or other facilities - Toilets just before the beginning of the campsite - Dump place 100m before the campsite - Little shade roofs at the beach - No booking needed - 10$ per person - all vehicles
Blow holes well worth trip in.. Each to their own.
One of the best costal camps we have seen. Been coming hear for over 40 years off and on and we still love dropping in from time to time.
A very nice place and lots of places On the other hand you have to find your place and pay online (according to the visitor center of Carnavon) Ok but there is no network on the site To do with the rangers then ?? ♀️
What a great spot along the dunes. Crystal clear water, great spaces to walk…. Along the cliff, beach, to the lighthouse. Dog friendly and off leash accepted along the beach. Best to see blow holes spouting just as high tide is forming. Fabulous. RnJ