Fitzgerald River National Park

We booked 3 nights in the National Park. The camp area is very well appointed with 14 discreet sites. National Park entry fees also apply on top of camp fees making it expensive if you don't have a parks pass. Unfortunately, the inlet is very low in water and so salty that the sal is crystallizing out on the rocks. No sign of life other than the odd wading bird.
The park itself is spectacular, with some beautiful mountain ranges, huge coastal cliffs and wild surf swept beaches. The flora is extremely diverse, with the royal hakea being a famous local plant.Read more