Approximately 100kms from Tom Price, we arrived at Dales Campground and checked in at the camp host tent where we met Chris. Chris happily advised us on the walks in the area and assigned us a site that would be large enough for the camper and afford us plenty of sun for the solar panel. The… Read More Karijini National Park – Part 1
Our friend Katy was flying in from Melbourne for a visit over Easter so booked into a caravan park in Denham. Fortunately there was enough space to set up our camper trailer as normal plus the two-man tent we carry for times when we can’t take the trailer with us, so she had her own… Read More Denham
Kalbarri National Park – The Coast Having explored the inland section of the park along the Murchison River, we checked out the coastal section. Wind and waves have eroded the earth along the coastline in Kalbarri National Park to produce dramatic cliffs that plunge to the sea. There are a series of lookouts built… Read More Kalbarri – Coast and Town
The Kalbarri National Park encompasses two distinct areas. Along the coastline and inland along the banks of the Murchison River. There is no camping in the park, but there are several hiking trails. We were excited to get moving again after rather sedentary life since hitting Margaret River. The Loop The first trail we tackled… Read More Kalbarri National Park
Driving around 5 hours from Woodanilling, we arrived in Cervantes late in the afternoon and set up camp. Back on track of our original course, there were still a few hours of daylight left so we decided to check out the pinnacles. The Pinnacles About 15 minutes later we turned off the highway into the… Read More Cervantes
Hit The Toad 