This small campground within Cape Range National Park is reserved for outdoor education groups, commercial tour operators, or approved events. Located approximately 70 km from Exmouth, the site provides a simple coastal base for guided or organised visits near Ningaloo Marine Park.
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.
Booking Information
- North Kurrajong and T-Bone campgrounds are reserved for outdoor education provider and commercial tour operator groups only.
- Bookings must be made via application to the Parks and Wildlife Service at Milyering Discovery Centre
- Online bookings are not available
- Available only to:
- Outdoor education providers
- Licensed commercial tour operators
- Approved event organisers
- Friends, families, or informal social groups are not eligible for this campground
Campsites
- Four compacted gravel campsites
- Each site can accommodate:
- Up to 20 campers (plus drivers/guides)
- Two reverse-in parking bays
- Either two driven vehicles or one driven vehicle and one trailer
- All sites are unpowered
Facilities
- No-flush pit toilets
- Sheltered picnic tables and benches
- No bins provided – all waste must be removed
- No drinking water available
Campground Rules
- No campfires allowed at any time
- Pets are not permitted
- Generators are not allowed
- Portable toilet waste must be carried out – do not empty into on-site toilets
Fees
- A per-person camping fee applies
- Park entry fees apply per vehicle (trailers excluded)
- Payments and booking arrangements are handled through the Discovery Centre
Safety and Preparation
- This is a remote, off-grid area – come fully prepared with:
- Water, food, fuel, and first aid
- Appropriate clothing and equipment for harsh conditions
- Extreme heat is common from December to April
- Cyclone season runs from November to April
- Storm activity is frequent from May to October
- Check Emergency WA for fire danger ratings and alerts before travelling
Location and Access
- Approximately 70 km from Exmouth via Murat Road and Yardie Creek Road
- Use the Main Roads WA Travel Map for up-to-date route planning and access conditions
- Refer to Cape Range National Park and Ningaloo Marine Park zoning guidelines before visiting
Why Use This Campground?
- Reserved for structured, guided or educational trips
- Offers basic amenities in a protected coastal environment
- Ideal for school groups, tours, and events needing dedicated space and access
What People Say About North Kurrajong Campground
Visitors frequently describe North Kurrajong as a relaxed and scenic place to stay, with plenty of space between sites and a strong sense of privacy. Many campers mention how quiet the campground feels, helped by the lack of phone reception and minimal development, which encourages a slower pace and a more nature-focused experience.
Cleanliness of the facilities is commonly noted, particularly the long-drop toilets, and camp hosts are often mentioned positively. As with most national park camping, there are no powered sites, showers or drinking water, so arriving fully self-sufficient is important.
The campground sits close to the water with a short walk over the dunes to the reef. Snorkelling opportunities vary depending on conditions, but the location is widely used as a base to explore nearby beaches and reefs. Wildlife encounters are regularly reported, including turtles, rays and seasonal whale sightings.
Wind and sun exposure can affect comfort, as shade is limited and coastal breezes are common. The shoreline itself can be rocky in sections, so reef shoes are often recommended.
Overall, reviews suggest North Kurrajong suits campers who:
- enjoy quiet, nature-focused camping
- are comfortable with basic facilities
- want easy access to reef and snorkelling areas
- are prepared to bring all supplies and water
- prefer space and seclusion over convenience
For travellers looking to disconnect and explore the surrounding coast and reefs, it is often considered a rewarding and memorable place to stay.
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