Henry White Oval Campsite

Features

Popular

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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Allows fires

3 Reviews

Guest A.

8 months ago

Brett B.

1 year ago

Great stay and access to Yanchep National Park. Good for kids, the meadow and bush walks were a winner, and we were very lucky with the weather - warm days and very cool nights/morning. Would be hot in summer with no quick relief, but the lake is a short walk away.... Will be booking again.

Emma Kenworthy - Daydream Caravan Hire

1 year ago

This campsite is in a national park. Very economical on big sites. Not much shade for summer and would prefer grass area for can. Self sufficient. No power or water.does have amenities. Set in Yanchep National Park. Great walks, a lake, bbq areas, chocolate shop, Yanchep Inn, koala walk, heaps of kangaroos, golf course all in the National Park. Head off down to the lagoon for a swim in summer. Very safe for kids wth a reef creating a lagoon.

Details

Listing type

Campsite

Caravans

Yes

Management

National Parks

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