Karda Campground

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Karda is a campground next to Lesueur National Park, it has two loops with 31 campsites suitable for all types of camping equipment. Each campsite has a picnic table and fire pit.

You can have a generator in the Marri Loop from 8 am to 9 pm but the Wandoo Loop is generator-free.

Campfires are permitted seasonally (usually between May and October) and in provided firepits only. Bring your firewood.

Online, Bookings are essential before arrival. Telstra only reception occasionally and is very poor.

Dogs are not permitted.

Karda Reserve is approximately 20km from Jurien Bay via Jurien Road (also known as Jurien East Road) and Banovich Road. The reserve is two-wheel drive accessible and the roads are unsealed.

Facilities & Amenities

  • BBQ Area

  • Phone Reception

  • Picnic Table

  • Suitable For Campervans

  • Suitable For Caravans

  • Suitable For Tents

  • Toilets

Rules

  • No animals

  • No parties or events

  • No smoking

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