Yardie Creek Campground is a small, beachside Cape Range National Park campground near the Yardie Creek gorge walks. People rate it highly for the location, sunsets, stargazing and the camp host vibe, but it’s basic and books out fast.

Bring water, expect long-drop toilets, and plan around the creek crossing if travelling south.

Osprey Bay Campsite is one of the standout campgrounds on the Ningaloo coast, with big, well-spaced sites right by the water, spotless long-drop toilets, and unreal snorkelling straight off the beach.

Bungarra Campground is a small inland campground set slightly back from the shoreline, offering a quieter and more sheltered stay than the beachfront sites.

With only a handful of camps and a short walk to the water, it suits travellers who want proximity to the coast without being directly exposed to wind and salt.

One K is a quiet and remote campground suited to self-sufficient travellers looking for space and solitude.

Facilities are basic and access requires some preparation, including lowering tyre pressures before arrival.

Secluded 4WD-access campground with basic amenities near Ningaloo Marine Park.

Tulki Beach Campground is a small, well-kept Cape Range National Park campground known for its peaceful feel and proximity to some of Ningaloo’s best snorkelling areas.

Not directly on the reef edge, but close enough to paddle or walk to the water with ease.

North Mandu is a small, secluded campground with only a handful of sites tucked behind the dunes.

Facilities are simple but generally well maintained, and the location offers peaceful camping close to some of the best beaches and snorkelling areas in Cape Range.

Sal Salis offers an exclusive, eco-luxury safari camp set within the dunes of Cape Range National Park, overlooking Ningaloo Reef.

With just 16 wilderness tents and one honeymoon tent, the experience blends barefoot comfort with guided nature-based activities and all-inclusive hospitality in a remote coastal setting.

North Kurrajong Campground is a spacious coastal campground set just behind the dunes with easy access to reef and swimming areas.

Facilities are basic but well maintained, and the location is known for wildlife sightings, snorkelling and peaceful surroundings.

Best suited to self-sufficient travellers wanting nature, quiet and proximity to the reef rather than a serviced camping area.

Kurrajong Campground is a quieter Cape Range campground with easy dune access to the water, clean facilities and a laid-back feel.

It’s a solid choice for travellers who want a more peaceful base, simple amenities, and quick access to swimming and reef time.