Warroora Station

What is the question Grotman?
Beautiful piece of coastline.
You MUST have a chemical toilet to camp there.
Take a look at their web site.

Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 Motorhome

Good point, Peter!

I suppose of the camping areas available - is there a particularly good one we should search for?

Are there any shady trees we can camp under or is it fairly barren?

Warra is a great place. We spent a week there in August with our friends Craig and Dale from EO. Camping right on the beach, awesome with no wind.

Warra's Website

We camped at 14 mile, about 30m from the waters edge. Would definatly recommend getting wood on the way in. We came from Port Hedland and the allong the exmouth road there is so much dead wood on the side of the road. we filled up the whole roofrack in about 25 mins.

Also recommend a drive down to the southern end of the property which borders Gnarloo Station. Be prepared for lots of wind and make sure you have a chemical toilet.

Matt

Excellent place to camp,as others have stated you MUST have a chemical toilet.

We stay there every year, twice a year. Once in the april school holidays and also late june for a boys only week.

Download a map from the website and take your pick, we always camp at the Lagoon but take your pick.

MAtt

Hi
My wife and I were there camping in Jan - everyone said that is crazy time to go - it was wonderful, though the tradewinds were persistent from the S/SW, but we camped in 2 different spots behind the sandhills, but the breeze keeps it comfortable and nice to sleep at night. From their map it looks like you can only camp in a couple of locations. You can camp in many many places over a distance of probably 50km of coast. The camping spots are scattered right down the coast. I had so many questions before I went, even though I did my research.

There are virtually no trees (we looked everywhere) except in the last spot in the sanctuary zone where there are 3/4 large trees with great shade, but no fishing, but the bay and swimming is absolutely pristine, but shallow. Turtles everywhere and small (1 foot) reef sharks.

Have a great time.

Hi Grotman
Hope you get this, I've been busy for a while.
Some places are quite deep and soft, but only when you get to the 'less travelled areas'. It's quite okay though if you drop your tyre pressures and keep your momentum. There isn't a lot of beachdriving available, but what there is is quite easy - softer beach areas 'down the southern end' if you get off the main tracks.