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915 km E of Perth, 219 km E of Norseman, 181 km W of Caiguna, on the Eyre Hwy. The first roadhouse on the Nullarbor heading east. Like all caravan parks across the Nullarbor it is an extension of the roadhouse. Ph: 08 9039 3453. Dogs on leash. Pets to be kept on leash as there is 1080 poison bait in the surrounding area.
Report By: Kevin & Lyn(434)
Date of Stay: February 2023 Rating: 3
Nothing has changed since our last visit here. Cost was $36.00 per night powered. Amenities were clean. Good water pressure.
Report By: Kevin & Lyn(434)
Date of Stay: October 2021 Rating: 3
$30.00 powered overnight. Friendly staff in road house showed us map on where we could park. Amenities were clean.Water pressure good and lots hot water. No water to hook up to.
Museum small but worth a look at. Free.
Report By: Eivel Gnome(49)
Date of Stay: February 2020 Rating: 2
you pays your money, and get pointed towards the CP area... no other assistance, can't remember actual cost, think it was around the $30 mark really just needed a park to check a few niggling problems. Par for course for location.
Friendly staff, no complaints. Reasonable value for money, powered. Amenities are close to most sites, cleanliness was average, condition is reasonable, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, soap provided, paper towels/dryer provided, exhaust fans/good ventilation. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly unlevel sites, poor night lighting, sites will accommodate large motorhomes and 5th wheelers, no sites with annex slabs, shade to some sites, drive-through sites, adequate sullage close by. No rec room, no camp kitchen, kiosk, no wireless internet available., mobile wireless not available carrier used was Optus. Noisy, open & roomy park, inadequate shade, no permanent/annual vans. Suitable for overnighter.
Liked:- Interesting trucks and vehicles in carpark out front.
great transit park little change since 2011
Disliked:- park surface weathered and rough... par for course for location, just make sure the crockery is locked down.
Parking:- no
Added Touches:- Short walk to shop/cafe and the NASA museum
Local Information:- nope
Report By: Peter & Lee(349)
Date of Stay: September 2019 Rating: 2
Typical Nullabor roadhouse park. Big dusty parking lot with scattered power poles. Pick your own site. Price is $30/night 2A. Dog friendly. No water connection to van. Amenities old, clean but only 1 male toilet. Showers free. Showers & toilets next to the roadhouse are new & in better condition than the park ones. Only minimal road noise from the highway. Roadhouse sells excellent hot chips & has an attached small free museum.
Report By: Nick and Kaye(65)
Date of Stay: July 2019 Rating: 2.5
The pool is part of the Motel.
Good park to break the trip across the Nullabor
Average staff friendliness, no complaints. Reasonable value for money $30 for 2A, powered, off-peak season. Amenities are close to only some sites, were clean, condition is reasonable, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, soap provided, dry change area, paper towels/dryer provided, exhaust fans/good ventilation. Adequate number of tourist sites, some unlevel sites, good night lighting, sites will accommodate large motorhomes and 5th wheelers, no sites with annex slabs, shade to most sites, drive-through sites, adequate sullage close by. Kiosk, no wireless internet available., you can use your mobile wireless carrier used was Telstra, reception quality was 3. Noisy, open & roomy park, adequate shade, no permanent/annual vans. No BBQs. No playground. Clean pool, kid-safe pool area. Suitable for overnighter.
Liked:- Large open area. Easy to get into. Fire wood supplied.
Disliked:- Dusty although the region is in drought.
