costs of camping
in popular western
australian destinations

Camping is a popular way to explore Western Australia’s stunning natural beauty while keeping costs low. With its vast landscapes, remote locations, and unique ecosystems, Western Australia has a lot to offer campers. Keep reading to learn about the costs of camping in and travelling to some of Western Australia’s most popular destinations.

All calculations for fuel assume an average fuel consumption of 12 litres per 100km and a fuel price of $1.66.

CAPE RANGE NATIONAL PARK

1,325km from Perth

Cape Range National Park is known for its stunning coastline, unique wildlife, and deep canyons. Campsites with basic facilities in Cape Range National Park start at around just $11 per adult per night. You will also need to pay an entry fee of $15 per vehicle. Another cost to consider, is the cost of travelling to Cape Range National Park. From Perth, this is a 1325km journey. On average, you can expect to pay $263.94 to travel directly from Perth to Cape Range National Park. When you consider the return journey and detours, you can expect to pay around $600 for fuel.

KARAJINI NATIONAL PARK

1,373km from Perth

Karijini National Park is located in the Pilbara region and is known for it’s beautiful gorges, stunning waterfalls, and unique rock formations. Camping in Karijini is affordable, with campsites starting at around $11 per adult per night and vehicle entry passes for $15. A moderate level of fitness is required for attractions within the park and it is important to make sure you’re prepared for any hikes or climbs you want to do. The cost of travelling to Karijini from Perth is $273.50. You can expect to pay at least $600 for fuel when you take detours and the return journey into consideration.