Campervan in WA

Old Sep 24th 2017, 8:49 am
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It also depends on when your travelling, if its WA winter I would head North of Perth, Cerventes (has caravan sites) Geraldton, Kalbarri is a lovely beach area and then head further up north to Ningaloo Marine Park, Broome. If is south of Perth, Mandurah, Busselton, Margaret River, Albany, Esperance are all lovely areas, not huge like most of the places I have mentioned but we enjoyed visiting them when we lived in Perth. Do not forget though the distances between some of these places are hours in between with not much else in between. Good luck and I hope you enjoy your journey.
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Originally Posted by brits1
It also depends on when your travelling, if its WA winter I would head North of Perth, Cerventes (has caravan sites) Geraldton, Kalbarri is a lovely beach area and then head further up north to Ningaloo Marine Park, Broome. If is south of Perth, Mandurah, Busselton, Margaret River, Albany, Esperance are all lovely areas, not huge like most of the places I have mentioned but we enjoyed visiting them when we lived in Perth. Do not forget though the distances between some of these places are hours in between with not much else in between. Good luck and I hope you enjoy your journey.
OP said they're doing the trip next month, so spring in WA
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Woops sorry....early Spring I would head North WA as it might be still a bit wet and cooler if you head south WA, if the weather is not so important then I would go South as I/we liked that part of WA more than the North, that is only my opinion though.
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Woops sorry....early Spring I would head North WA as it might be still a bit wet and cooler if you head south WA, if the weather is not so important then I would go South as I/we liked that part of WA more than the North, that is only my opinion though.
I've not been very far north, but I really like the southwest as well. My sister is coming over in April and I have a 2 week road trip planned for us through the south.
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That will be lovely, if only for two weeks then I would do quality over quantity as the distances between each area is quite extensive ie if I remember it is about 500 km from Albany to Esperance so maybe a trip Busselton,Bunbury,Margaret River, Augusta,Walpole are all interesting places. I hope you have a great time.
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