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Wooditjup National Park, Carters Rd, Bramley WA 6285, Australia
Loved the amazing experience of this spot. The kids loved it, and the amenities are clean alongside the staff being very friendly. The tents are tidy, the beds so comfortable that include the bunk beds and they provide a lot of privacy too.
My partner and I are currently moving a lot on the road in a van and we were DESPERATE for a hot shower. Everywhere was booked including this park but they really went above and beyond in helping us out and offering a place to stay for the night. We are beyond grateful. The nicest staff I’ve ever met at a caravan park. Thank you ??
The atmosphere is tranquil, fresh relaxed. Literally in amongst the trees. Friendly wildlife. Just be prepared it is dusty when dry and I imagine muddy when wet. Room finishes could you some TLC especially if you want to keep the mosquitoes out
Great location, right on the top of the mountain bike tracks. Great tracks for both kids and experienced adults. Facilities are clean and great showers. But... First time I stayed it was full, yet still quiet and peaceful. Beautiful peppermint trees and tucked in amongst bushland. This weekend...yuck. SO noisy. The dorms must have been full of a school group or something and they stayed up past 11pm talking in the mess hall. The noise was amplified incredibly. At around 730pm, each night about 6 cars came in as a very loud convoy to use the facilities. I'm sure they were not staying here. Youths on the playground at all hours, right next to people's tents. In short, fantastic location, great facilities, lovely helpful staff, but it's a lucky dip for noise if there's a big group using the mess hall.
Such a lovely experience here, I couldn't fault it! The camp kitchen is more than generous with an oven, 2 burners, and other amenities. The trees surrounding this park are gorgeous and it makes you feel like you're really camping somewhere out bush. I hope we make it back here one day, the town is beautiful.



