SEVERE WEATHER WARNING

Due to forecast severe weather southwest of a line between Kalbarri and Israelite Bay (east of Esperance), the following campgrounds will be closed on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 May:

Big Brook Arboretum, Big Brook State Forest

Leaning Marri, D'Entrecastaux National Park

Grasstree Hollow at Carey Brook and Snottygobble Loop at Carey Book, Hawke National Park

Greens Island, One Tree Bridge (proposed) Conservation Park

Draftys and Warren, Warren National Park

Other campgrounds in the warning area remain open and Park Stay WA campsite bookings for open campgrounds remain valid. However, due to the increased risks, particularly of tree limbs falling in high winds and the very high winds near the coast, camping at Parks and Wildlife Service campgrounds in the warning area is not recommended. All those with bookings in the warning area will be contacted directly via email.

PARK STAY WA WILL BE CLOSED FOR BOOKINGS FROM 12.01am UNTIL 10.00am AWST ON TUESDAY 2 JUNE 

'My bookings' where you can view and cancel existing bookings, will remain open.

At 10am AWST on Tuesday 2 June bookings will open for stays between Tuesday 1 and Wednesday 16 December 2026 at campgrounds in Cape Range National Park and Warroora Coast. Due to extensive damage sustained during Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle, all campgrounds in Nyinggulara National Park remain closed and 14 Mile Campground on the Warroora Coast will be closed for works from Thursday 29 October. For all other campgrounds, bookings will continue to open 180-days (approximately six months) before arrival.

If you don't want to make a booking for Cape Range National Park or Warroora Coast for this period: avoid a long wait by making or managing your booking(s) before or after Tuesday 2 June.

If you do want to make a booking for Cape Range National Park or Warroora Coast for this period: there is no advantage to coming to Park Stay WA early. At 10am on Tuesday 2 June, all active website sessions and the queue will be cleared, and new positions will be allocated at random. The number of positions available in the queue is limited. Having an active session or position in the queue before 10am does not guarantee a place at 10am.

Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area - Fairer access to camping trial FAQs - May update

NINGALOO COAST CAMPING: SEVERE TROPICAL CYCLONE NARELLE

Cape Range National Park

Boat Harbour and One K campgrounds remain inaccessible due to cyclone damage and will not reopen before Saturday 1 August.

Warroora Coast, Nyinggulu Coastal Reserves

Campsites 12-28 at 14 Mile Campground sustained significant damage and require relocation and rebuild. The campground will be closed from Thursday 29 October for works.

Nyinggulara National Park

All campgrounds (Janes Bay, North Lefroy, Point Billie, South Lefroy and Winderabandi) sustained significant damage and require complete rebuilding. Damage to the park's radio tower means there are no emergency communications.

There is currently no estimated time for reopening.

CAMPGROUNDS IN FRANCOIS PERON & KENNEDY RANGE NATIONAL PARKS

Bookings are essential for stays from Wednesday 1 April 2026 at all campgrounds in Francois Peron and Kennedy Range national parks.