Lucky Bay Campground
Lucky Bay, situated in Cape Le Grand National Park, is a perfect destination for engaging in various water activities such as diving, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, and snorkelling.
Facilities & Amenities
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BBQ Area
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Camp Kitchen
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Picnic Table
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Showers
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Toilets (Flush)
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Water (Untreated)
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Wheelchair Access
Rules
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Generators allowed
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No animals
Additional rules
At Lucky Bay Campground, campfires are strictly prohibited. Additionally, dogs are not allowed on the premises. Generator use is permitted at all campsites, but only between 8am-1pm and 5pm-9pm. It is important to note that chemical toilet waste must not be emptied into the campground toilets. Instead, visitors must carry the waste out of the park for disposal in an authorized dump point. Non-toilet waste should be disposed of in the bins provided at the campground or carried out of the park.
Things to know
Lucky Bay Campground offers 25 campsites that can accommodate tents, regular size campervans, camper trailers, and caravans. In addition, there are two separate 'open' camping areas that are only suitable for tents. One of them is large enough to accommodate eight tents, and the other can accommodate 12 tents. These 'open' areas do not have separated individual camp sites, making them ideal for small groups camping together. It is important to note that the campground does not provide drinking water. While untreated water may be available, its supply is not guaranteed, and treatment is required to make it safe for consumption.
The distance from Esperance to this site is approximately 60km, which can be reached by taking Cape Le Grand Road. Alternatively, it can be accessed from the beach located east of Esperance, but only 4WD vehicles are suitable and caravans are restricted.
Neighborhood
The secluded bay provides a perfect setting for activities like swimming, snorkelling, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. However, it is important to note that the beach does not have any lifeguards on duty. The campground offers easy vehicle and trailer access to the sandy beach, making it convenient for launching small boats. Moreover, the campground also serves as a starting point for the Cape Le Grand Coastal Trail, which stretches for around 17 kilometers. Specifically, the section from Lucky Bay to Thistle Cove and back, spanning approximately 3 kilometers, is suitable for people of various ages and fitness levels.