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Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds

No reviews yet · ~AUD 16 / night (typical night)$$$$$ · City of Karratha Ranger Services
(08) 9186 8055[email protected]

Cleaverville is a nature-based camping ground located approximately 20 minutes northwest of Karratha, Western Australia, offering both camping and day-visit opportunities with excellent fishing off the beach and at the creek mouth. The site features a natural boat launch ramp for boating activities, public toilets, and sullage disposal points. Each campsite requires a chemical toilet and sites must maintain a 3-meter clearance between them. Drinking water is not available on site, so visitors must bring their own supply. The site operates seasonally with fees during peak season (May–September) and free camping during off-season (October–April) with stay limits, and may close during cyclone season weather alerts. (via official site)

Rates & prices

Prices as published on Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds’s official website (AUD).

ItemPrice
One nightPeak season May 1–September 30AUD 16 per night
Seven nightsPeak season May 1–September 30AUD 92 per week
Off-season campingOctober 1–April 30; maximum 3 nights per 28-day periodfree
Longer-stay discountsPeak season; specific rates not detailedavailable
Maximum stayPeak season within any three-month periodAUD 28 days

Key facts

At-a-glance details for Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds, from its official website.

Booking & season

SeasonPeak season May 1–September 30; off-season October 1–April 30
Payment methodOnline booking and advance payment required

Pitches & accommodation

Pitches25
Chemical toilet requirementRequired per campsite
Site spacingMinimum 3-meter clearance required between sites

Facilities & services

Public toiletsAvailable for day users and campers
Sullage disposalGrey waste disposal points available
Boat accessNatural boat launch ramp

Activities & family

Primary activitiesFishing (offshore and at creek mouth) and boating

Location & access

Distance from KarrathaApproximately 20 minutes northwest
Tidal conditionsAccount for 5-metre tides when planning water activities

Rules & policies

PetsDogs allowed under Dog Act 1976 provisions
GeneratorsAllowed; must switch off between 22:00–06:00
Fish offalMust be wrapped and binned properly
Camping outside designated areasProhibited; penalty $100 on-the-spot fine
Antisocial behaviorProhibited
Cyclone season closuresSite closes when Yellow Alert issued (November–April); reopens on All Clear

Facilities & details

Amenities and on-site features reported for Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds.

Fee
Capacity25
Power
Internet
Dump station

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Good to know

Quick answers to common questions about Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds.

How much does camping cost?

During peak season (May 1–September 30), camping costs $16 per night or $92 per week, paid in advance. During off-season (October 1–April 30), camping is free but limited to a maximum of three nights per 28-day period.

What is the maximum length of stay?

During peak season (May–September), the maximum stay is 28 days within any three-month period. During off-season (October–April), the maximum is three nights per 28-day period.

Is drinking water available on site?

No, potable water is not available on site. You must bring plenty of drinking water with you.

Can I have an open fire at my campsite?

Open fires are prohibited on extreme fire danger days. The site closes during cyclone season (November–April) when a Yellow Alert is issued by emergency services.

Are pets allowed?

Yes, dogs are allowed under Dog Act 1976 provisions.

How much does it cost to camp at Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds?

Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds charges a camping fee.

Are there electrical hookups at Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds?

No electrical hookups are available.

Is there WiFi at Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds?

No, there's no internet access on site.

Is there an RV dump station at Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds?

Yes, there's a sanitary dump station.

How many sites does Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds have?

Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds has around 25 pitches.

Who runs Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds?

Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds is operated by City of Karratha Ranger Services.

When is Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds open?

Cleaverville Nature Based Camping Grounds is open Peak season May 1–September 30; off-season October 1–April 30.

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