Dwellingup · 24 sites · open all year
A level site under the redgums — and the nights we actually have free.
24 sites on a working smallholding out of Dwellingup, about 100 km south-east of Perth. Four drive-through bays take a rig to 16 metres.
Book direct — these are the rates you pay usTwo adults includedSeventh night free
- Powered site, two adults
- $46 a night
- A week on that site
- six nights charged, $276
- Van on a standard pad
- up to 7.5 m · 16 m in a bay
- Family-run since
- 2011 · licence CP-0000
Rates
What a night costs, printed
Per site, per night, two adults included. No seasonal loading, no long-weekend surcharge, no booking fee on top.
Unpowered bush site
from $32 /nightGravel pad 6 × 9 m under jarrah and marri. Drinking-water tap within 20 metres. Quietest end of the park.
Powered site
$46 /night15 amp outlet and a tap on the pad. 8.5 × 4 m of level gravel, car alongside. Takes a van to 7.5 metres.
Drive-through powered
$54 /night16 metres of level gravel on the outside of the loop. You pull in, you pull out, you never unhitch or reverse.
Ensuite cabin
$135 /nightSleeps four. Own shower and toilet, fridge, kettle, reverse-cycle. Linen made up. No dogs inside.
Extra adult
$14 /nightTwo adults are already in every site rate above. This is the third and any after that.
Child, 3 to 15
$8 /nightUnder three do not pay. School holidays are the same price as the rest of the year.
Every seventh night is free — any site type, any month. A week on a powered site is six nights charged, $276 for two adults instead of $322.
Check a night
24 sitesPowered site, 2 adults. 5 nights charged.
Our powered pads are 8.5 metres of level gravel with the car alongside. You only need a drive-through bay over 7.5 metres, and it costs $8 a night more — so on this van, don’t buy one.
What is actually here
The park, told straight
Written for someone deciding at a rest stop, not for a brochure.
Camp kitchen
Two gas burners, a fridge, a sink with hot water and a table that seats ten. Lights out at 10.
Amenities
Four showers, gas-heated. Pressure is good until about half past seven, when everybody has the same idea.
Dump point
Top of the loop, on the level, 40 metres from the drive-through bays. Hose and a tap beside it.
Laundry
One washer, one dryer. Coins from the office, and a line under the peppermints if the weather is doing its job.
Power and water
15 amp outlets on the powered sites. Drinking water on every site, and a fill tap you can reach without moving the van.
Dogs
On a lead through the park, off it in the back paddock. Not inside the cabins. There are sheep over the fence, so the paddock gate stays shut.
Firewood and fires
A barrow from the shed. Fires only in our drums, and only when restrictions allow — ring us on the day and we will read you what has been posted rather than guess it on a web page.
Trails
The Munda Biddi and the Bibbulmun both come through town. We will run you and a bike to the trailhead if we are not cutting hay.
What people say
Three from the book
“Rang at four, rolled in at seven in the dark. Light already on the site, laminated card on the post with where the dump point is. Seven-metre van, pad level enough that the fridge didn’t complain.”
Brett & CarlaBunbury · 7.0 m van · three nights“We booked a drive-through and they rang back and said we didn’t need one — our van is 5.4 metres — and put us on a powered site for eight dollars less a night. First park that has ever talked us out of money.”
Jenny R.Perth · 5.4 m van · five nights“Gravel, not grass, which in July is the right answer. The dog paddock got more use than the camp kitchen. Water pressure is honest about itself, which we appreciated.”
The HallowaysAlbany · camper trailer · a weekThese are sample reviews written for a demonstration page. They are not real customer reviews and they are deliberately not published as structured review data.
Where things are
The park, and the run down from Perth
Both drawings are to layout, not to survey. Site numbers match the numbers on the posts.
Redgum Flats site plan
Green outline powered · tan outline unpowered bush · laterite outline drive-through bays 21–24, 16 m each. You come off the loop onto the top spur, run the bay north to south and leave by the bottom one. Nothing here needs reversing.
The run down from Perth
About 100 km south-east of Perth. South Western Highway to Pinjarra, then east up the hill. The last stretch is sealed the whole way.
Asked at the gate
Questions we get on the phone
Will a seven-metre van fit?
Can I turn a big rig around in there?
Generators?
Can we have a fire?
Dogs?
We will arrive after dark. Is that a problem?
Which nights are hardest to get?
Can we book direct?
Enquire
Tell us the dates and the length of the van
We answer enquiries the same day, usually within a couple of hours. Nothing is charged here — we hold the site and you pay on arrival.
Got it — that is everything we need to hold a site.
On the real park’s website this lands in the office inbox and on the phone, and someone rings you back the same day. This is a demonstration build, so nothing was sent anywhere.