Camping in Western Australia under the vast star filled sky is an adventure not to be missed.
Sleep out under the great southern sky on a World Heritage listed beach where dolphins play. Go snorkelling, explore red cliffs and shell beaches or just soak up the sunshine.
A pristine paradise of turquoise water and vibrant red cliffs, this multi-award winning Aboriginal owned wilderness camp is a must-stay. Located 220 kilometres north of Broome there's top-notch fishing and snorkelling and you can even camp on the beach.
Sleep in a swag on an authentic outback adventure set in a million acre working cattle station. Camp by the Pentecost River and chill out with a coldie enjoying sizzling sunsets, thundering waterfalls and tranquil waterholes.
Camp out under the stars on a world-famous Esperance beach where kangaroos sunbathe along five kilometres of squeaky clean white sand. Try the solar heated showers or take a dip in the sparkling clear blue ocean.
Go walkabout at Windjana and soak up the 350 million-year-old scenery of one of the Kimberley's most dramatic gorges. Billabongs, a winding wet season river, waterbirds and the old police station ruins two kilometres away make it a camping hot spot.
Wake up to the sound of waves crashing on the beach and views of rugged limestone cliffs and surf breaks. Walk a stretch of the Cape-to-Cape track from the campsite, go beachcombing, fish for salmon or cool off in the crystal clear water.
Experience the best of the bush and beach - colourful coral reefs, an azure ocean, rocky red gorges and rugged limestone cliffs - at Cape Range, just half an hour from Exmouth. Hike the gorges, watch wallabies at Yardie Creek and explore canyons, caves and hidden tunnels.
Listen to the kookaburras, waterbirds and parrots in a beautiful bush setting, just 47 kilometres from Bremer Bay. Explore the mountains, red cliffs, inlets and white sandy beaches by foot or hire a canoe.
Head to Esperance and pitch a tent on Le Grand Beach amidst snoozing kangaroos. Bright turquoise water, rugged granite outcrops, heathlands and freshwater pools make it truly unique. Launch your boat from the beach and cook your catch on the free barbies.
Just two hours drive from Perth, Dryandra Woodland is packed with echidnas, woylies, possums, kangaroos and numbats, which come out at night. Explore the trails or kick back at Congelin campsite near the dam and soak up the sounds of the forest.