Guilderton Caravan Park provides an (almost) undiscovered getaway less than 100km from Perth. Situated at the mouth of the Moore River, and just metres from one of the most peaceful stretches of the Western Australian coastline, Guilderton is the ideal retreat for families, couples and everyone in between.

Waroona Dam is a popular lakeside escape for those who like kayaking, wakeboarding or freshwater fishing.

Lake Navarino Holiday Park puts you right in centre of the action. Campsites, cabins, cottages, park homes and glampsites are all available, all developed in keeping with the natural bushland surroundings.

Jurien Bay is a favourite for short weekend getaways, and the perfect natural playground for camping. Located only steps from the beach, this place is jam-packed with activities for your itinerary.

The, safe and sheltered ocean is ideal for swimming, snorkelling and most other water-based sports.

It might surprise you to learn that Perth has hills. Its seemingly never-ending coastline often attracts all the attention, but a camping trip here will have you surrounded by native bush, wildflowers and gentle valleys.

The lake here is a popular destination for camping as well as day trips, with a lakebed beach, canoe hire and sheltered BBQ facilities on offer. The nearby Chidlow town centre provides plenty of nice bakeries, shops and pubs for your leisure.

Situated on the banks of the tranquil Collie River, you can wash off your stress and camp in utter serenity at Honeymoon Pool. Twenty shaded campsites are set among peppermint trees, and thanks to the prime location, there is also kayaking, swimming and bushwalking on offer.

Lane Poole Reserve is named after after CE Lane Poole, the State’s first Conservator of Forests, this 50,000 hectare park is a popular base camp for canoeing, bushwalking and mountain bike riding.

There are nine different sites on offer, each varying in accessibility and amenities.

This budget-friendly spot is unparalleled when it comes to location and views. Built alongside a beautiful beach, wake up to stunning soft sand and a hidden piece of Western Australian paradise. Kids can spend their days hurtling down sand dunes and exploring the turquoise coast of Jurien Bay. Adults can enjoy fishing, snorkelling and kayaking opportunities, as well as a beautiful walk up to the peak.

Nestled among beautiful native bushland, Milligan Island Eco Campsite puts you right among the elements while encouraging you to leave minimal footprints.

For water babies, there are plenty of swimming and snorkelling opportunities just metres from your site. There’s also a surf break off Point Louise.

Dwellingup Chalets and Caravan Park offers a range of accommodation options, from cabins and chalets to caravan and tent sites – every type of traveller will find something here.

The park is located within walking distance to Dwellingup town centre, with access to Bibbulum Track and the new Munda Biddi cycle trail. Plus, it’s only a short drive to the nearby Murray River.