Warroora Station Homestead - WA

Warroora is a cattle station located 1 hour south from Coral Bay, 23km from the highway on a gravel road. Warroora Station offers accommodation and campsites at the Homestead that can be booked direct. There are a further 10 campsites along the coastline, adjacent to the Marine Reserve. These are all booked via the dbca (Parks & Wildlife) website.Accommodation Options at the Homestead:Our Station Stay complex is ideal for those not set up with their own camping equipment, but who still want to enjoy the unique experience of Warroora Station and its stunning coastline. Our guests can choose between the modern Ocean view villa, only 500m from the beach, the charming Homestead, ideal for group or self-contained cottage located 1.5km from the beach. Our Homestead Campground (not the beach campsites) is located 1.5km from the beach. The unpowered sites have the use of a large camp kitchen, hot shower and toilet amenities (fridge, freezer, gas stove/oven, gas BBQ, picnic tables & a fire pit area. Our campsites are suitable for tents, campervans or big rigs with the option for the use of generators if you so desire. The campgrounds are spacious with lots of wildlife running around, including kangaroos, goannas, emus as well as cattle. Stay as long as you want to experience the authentic soul of the outback. Reconnect with the land, the wilderness and your family or friends. We are pet friendly. Pets do need to be well behaved and kept on a leash and cleaned up after.Warroora Station allows access to the Ningaloo Marine Park via station tracks. An access fee of $10/day per person applies. Campers must supply own water, firewood and chemical toilet. Beach camping needs to be booked via the DBCS's online campground booking system. See https://parks.dpaw.wa.gov.au/site/warroora-coast. All campers need to call in at the office (located here at the homestead) before camping.4WD vehicles are required to explore the coast. There are numerous coastal locations to visit or camp.