Pardoo Station - WA

Pardoo Station is a 200,000-hectare working cattle property covering a diverse range of landscapes from rich tidal flats to rolling spinifex plains. Pardoo Station is located on the traditional lands of the Ngarla Traditional Owners
Caravan Park facilities are based at the property’s historic homestead and cater for domestic and international experience seekers, caravanners, campers, families, backpackers and corporate clients. The best time to visit is between June and September.
The grassy station campground includes 125 powered sites, all with water and power. It’s best to plan in advance of long weekends and school holidays as it gets booked out. Book via email or phone. With easy access by 4WD to three magnificent tidal creeks and more than 16 kilometres of accessible coastline, Pardoo Station is an anglers’ paradise. Although the fishing attracts many guests, many more are drawn to the beach for the solitude, looking at shells and spectacular sunsets. The station is also home to more than one hundred native bird species including the spinifex pigeon, spotted nightjar, pied cormorant, Eastern great egret, white-faced heron, glossy ibis, white-bellied sea eagle, wedge-tailed eagle, brolga and Australian bustard. Shore birds include the sooty oystercatcher, black-winged stilt, red-capped plover, masked lapwing, black-tailed godwit, whimbrel, Eastern curlew and terek sandpiper.
There is a store, a pool, and bottle shop. The caravan park is also pet friendly (read rules on website).
No open fires. No drones.