Quinninup Caravan Park

Description

Quinninup Caravan Park is set amongst the tall trees of the South West of Western Australia. It has a large drive-through grassed caravan and campsites, nine metre roads (no backing up), 5-star toilet block with disabled and baby facilities. We are pet-friendly and welcome large groups and also large Rigs. We have great drinking water and a dump site. There is a great camp kitchen, now with a pizza oven!

The park is surrounded by farmland, national parks and state forest. It has birds, Kangaroos and Emus visiting. We feed the wild Kangaroos each evening that are quite friendly including the orphaned Joeys that rely on us for food.

SELF-CONTAINED CHALETS
There are 6 self-contained family sized chalets with 2 bedrooms, sleeping up to six people, with all linen, towels etc. provided. They are self-contained and have a verandah where you can sit and view Kangaroos grazing on the lawns.

$153.00 per couple, per night.
$60 extra per person, per night.
$25 per child per night over 4yrs.
Infants and under 4's free.

POWERED SITES
We have 51 large powered sites which have access to free gas BBQs. Tv reception, drive-through bays.
Our sites come with clean modern toilet block, laundry, baby and family back area, disabled facilities, free gas BBQs, recreation undercover long drive through sites.

Peak rate: $60 per couple, per night.
Low rate: $48 per couple, per night.
Extra adult: $18.00 per night per adult.
Extra children (over 4yrs): $12.00 per night per child.
Infants and under 4 free.

UNPOWERED SITES
Peak rate: $48 per couple, per night.
Low rate: $36 per couple, per night.
Extra adult: $18.00 per night per adult.
Extra children (over 4yrs): $12.00 per night per child.
Infants and under 4 free.

LOCATION
There is a tavern close by, post office and internet access. Old school buildings that house a library with photo display of the times gone by and a small museum. Take a stroll through the forest on already laid out tracks or plan your own long or short walks through the forest to see wildflowers in spring. Catch a marron in the lake on our door step, a perch or a trout to put on the barbie. Canoe in the lake or paddle down the local rivers. A short drive takes you to wineries, craft shops, the town of Pemberton and the beach.

Only an hour or so from the tree top walk, Quinninup also boasts some historical sites such as old house dating from the late 1800s and an old church built by local families. It served as a school, and a community centre for the pioneer families, some who still live in the area. There is a Cork Tree (to make bottle corks) and a Bunya Pine with very large nuts, used by the indigenous people as a food source.

THINGS TO NOTE
- We have intermittent email access. If you don't receive a reply, please try calling on the phone on 9773 1102.
- Pets are allowed around the caravan park, but are not allowed in any of the chalets.
- Bookings are available for Manjimup Motor Cross, Long weekends and School Holidays.