351 km from Perth
Level: Beginner (all amentities)

Ideal for a coastal getaway.

Dongara Tourist Park is located on the beachfront, with access straight to the ocean.

With large, grassy sites and a massive jumping pillow, there’s plenty of room for little ones to run around. 

The tourist park has excellent, clean facilities with an awesome camp kitchen (which is beautiful enough to host your own garden party)! 

Scroll through the images below to view the campsite's amenities. 

Just a few hundred metres’ walk will take you to Indian Ocean Drive, where you can explore the harbour, check out the obelisk and play at one of the many parks Dongara and Port Denniston have to offer.

Insider Info

There’s lots of crayfish around, so make sure you try the local delicacy. 

Try to get to Granny's Beach before midday to enjoy a coffee from The Green Beanie van and take advantage of all the extra toys they put at the park for the kids.

Pack your bikes for coastal rides with plenty of park stops.

In the Area...

Head down to Granny’s Beach for the best and safest beach swimming in town. 

Dongara Activity Park is great day out for the family offering a range of activities such as archery, croquet, and mini golf.

Dongara also has a drive-in cinema open Friday and Saturday night, perfect to snuggle up and watch a movie under the stars with the family.

Safety

Swim at the safe beaches, and always check for signs warning of dangerous marine life.

Access

All access into Dongara and the tourist park is 2WD and all roads are sealed. 

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The Low Down

AMENITIES

✓Drinking water
✓Electricity 
✓Toilets 
✓Showers 
✓BBQs 
✓Picnic tables 
✓Waste disposal / garbage bins
✓Laundry 
✓Shop or café
✓Cabins available

SUITABLE FOR

✓Tents and swags 
✓Campervans and caravans
✓Dogs

ACTIVITIES

✓Birdwatching 
✓Boat launching 
✓Canoeing / kayaking 
✓Cycling / mountain biking 
✓Fishing 
✓Playground facilities 
✓Scenic lookouts 
✓Swimming 
✓Walking / bushwalking

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Click here for Parks and Wildlife camping safety tips and here to learn more about fire bans/bushfires!