Bald Hill Campground - WA

Bald Hill campground is perched atop Bald Hill, providing views of the whole Avon Valley park.

This campground features tent sites, picnic tables, fire rings, toilets and water (untreated).
Suitable for small caravans or camper trailers only.
All access roads within the park are unsealed.
There is no vehicle access to the river in the park.
Best time to visit is late autumn to spring. It can be very hot during summer.
National Park entry fees and camping fees apply.
A self-registration station is located on Quarry Road.

From summer to winter, from north to south, and from high outcrops to deep river valleys, the forests of Avon Valley National Park are constantly changing. The Avon River flows in winter and spring, when the river churns over spectacular rapids. During summer and autumn, the river diminishes to a series of pools in a bed of granite boulders and tea-tree thickets. The park also offers the chance to see a wide variety of birds and other wildlife. A total fire ban applies from Nov to Apr, and the park is closed on days of Catastrophic Fire Danger. No camping is allowed here during the annual Avon Descent White Water race, which is usually held on the first weekend of Aug. Note: although firewood is supplied, it is provided for cooking use only, on a per-vehicle basis.