One K Campground

Small campground, approximately 1km south of the Yardie Creek crossing, that can only be accessed by four-wheel drive vehicle. There are seven campsites with reverse-in access, and they come in different sizes. None of the campsites have access to power. Please make sure to review the details of each campsite and the campground map before making a reservation.

Additional rules

Please be aware that campfires are not allowed at any time in the park, and dogs are also prohibited. If you plan to use a generator, please note that it can only be used between 8am and 9pm at all campsites. Please do not empty any chemical toilet waste into the campground toilets; instead, carry it out of the park for disposal in an authorized dump point. Any non-toilet waste should be disposed of in the bins provided at the campground, or carried out of the park.

Things to know

Please note that there is no drinking water available in Cape Range National Park, and the only personal hygiene facility is a no-flush pit toilet. The months between December and April can be extremely hot, while tropical cyclone season is between November and April. Storms are common throughout Western Australia between May and October. As Cape Range National Park is located in a very remote part of Australia, it is important to make sure you have enough supplies, including water, food, fuel, medication, and first aid, as well as appropriate equipment and clothing for the conditions before embarking on your journey.

Neighborhood

The beach at Cape Range National Park is a great place for swimming, snorkeling, and launching canoes and kayaks. However, drivers should be careful while using the 4WD vehicle and trailer access to launch small boats as the sand is very soft and there is a risk of getting stranded. The area is known for the appearance of the world's largest fish, the whale shark, nesting of three of the world's seven species of marine turtle, and the humpback whale migration. Ningaloo Marine Park offers many opportunities to enjoy swimming, snorkelling, diving, fishing, and surfing and can be accessed from various places in Cape Range National Park, including all of the campgrounds. Additionally, Cape Range National Park provides walk trails, scenic lookouts, and a bird hide.