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The Top End is every adventurous traveller’s notion of outback Australia: big skies, bold landscapes, termite mounds, ancient rock art and the thrill of crocodiles. Everyone should see Kakadu and Uluru at least once in their lives, but Litchfield and Nitmiluk National Parks are wonderful, too. Hit the road, red dust swirling behind you, and you won’t be disappointed!

A self-drive road trip gives you so much more freedom to explore the Northern Territory destinations at your own pace.With a lot of ground to cover, and many destinations to choose from for your holiday, there’s never been a better time to get out and go in a motorhome, campervan or 4WD camper.

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Alyssa Tresider
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The Best Family-Friendly Campsites and Holiday Parks in Perth

Are you revving up for an epic adventure of family camping in Perth, Western Australia? Well, buckle up because we're about to make planning your family camping checklist a breeze. When you're cruising in a campervan, even free spirits need a place to park and play. 

That's where our handpicked list of family-friendly campsites and caravan parks in Perth, WA, comes in handy. We're taking a deep dive into those special spots where you can roll up, kick back, and have everything you need at your fingertips - from power hook-ups to hot showers and playgrounds to picnic spots. So, whether you're seeking a holiday park in Perth for a little beachside bliss or an escape into nature, our curated list is your key to unlocking the best camping sites in Perth. Let's hit the road and discover where you'll be making your next family memories in Western Australia!

 

What’s Perth known for?

Perth is the poster child for the quintessential Australian lifestyle. Whether its surfing at Scarborough Beach, building sandcastles with the kiddos at Cottesloe, or soaking up the laid-back vibes that only a city bounded by ocean and outback can offer – this city offers beach life at its finest. And let's not forget the Swan River, meandering through the city or the green haven that is Kings Park. But hey, there’s more! Beyond the usual suspects, Perth is a haven for quirky cafes, street art, and a history that's as rich as its coffee in Fremantle.

 

What’s the best way to explore Perth?

Now, if you're wondering how to soak up all this awesomeness, the answer's as clear as the Perth sky – an Apollo campervan. Imagine this: you're cruising with your family, windows down, tunes up, and the open road ahead. A campervan gives you the freedom to explore Perth’s nooks and crannies on your own terms. It's about making memories at your own pace, whether that's chasing sunsets at Burns Beach or finding that hidden gem of a caravan park in Perth, WA – a campervan opens up a world of opportunities for family camping in Perth. 

Image: Tourism Wester Australia

 

Our top family-friendly holiday park picks in Perth

Alright, let's dive into the crème de la crème of holiday parks in Perth.  Whether you’re looking for a base to explore the best things to do in Perth or simply a night to rest on a larger Australia road trip, there is bound to be a campsite at one of these holiday parks near Perth for you!

 

1. Discovery Parks Swan Valley

Nestled in the heart of the Swan Valley wine region and a mere 25-minute drive from Perth CBD, Discovery Parks Swan Valley is where wine connoisseurs and slide-enthusiastic kiddos go to unwind. Here, the Food and Wine Trail is your yellow brick road, leading you to over 150 attractions and over 32 kilometres of pure indulgence. World-class wine? Check. Gourmet food and fresh produce with a side of free tastings? Double check.

But it’s not all about the grown-ups at this holiday park in Perth. Family fun is in full swing with nearby attractions like Whiteman Park and Caversham Wildlife Park. Imagine your kids’ faces lighting up as they meet the Aussie wildlife or run free in the park. And after a day of exploration, retreat to your family-friendly haven. Whether you’re here for a romantic getaway or a family camping Perth escape, Discovery Parks Swan Valley brings the best of both worlds, just a hop, skip, and a jump away from central Perth – making this one of the best caravan parks in Perth for both week-long stays and overnight stops! 

 

2. Discovery Parks Woodman Point

Just a hop, skip, and a 30-minute drive from the heart of Perth lies a hidden gem - Discovery Parks Woodman Point. Tucked away less than 15 minutes from the charming port city of Fremantle, this caravan park in Perth is a serene escape from the everyday hustle of city adventure. Ideal for families seeking both adventure and relaxation, this Discovery Parks in Perth offers a unique blend of comfort and fun.

What sets this park apart? Here you can let your kids run wild, giggling on the bouncing pillow, scaling the heights of the playground, or making a splash in the swimming pool. For those looking to try and catch their dinner, the nearby Woodman Point Ammo Jetty is a must-visit. And with the city so close by, you can easily spend the day indulging in the historic charm of Fremantle, brimming with Victorian and Georgian architecture, eclectic cafés, and stunning landmarks. This holiday park in Perth is an oasis that combines easy access to Perth activities with the comfort of cozy accommodation, making it a top pick for family camping in Perth.

 

3. Discovery Parks Perth Airport

For those touching down in Perth and eager to start their adventure, Discovery Parks Perth Airport is your perfect base camp. Nestled in the foothills of the Darling Ranges and just 15 minutes from the airport. 

Best of all, at the Perth airport caravan park, you're also within easy driving distance of some of Perth’s best-surrounding attractions. A short drive takes you to the Bickley Valley and Carmel Wine region, offering an authentic taste of local wines and scenery. Or, within a short 20-minute campervan drive, delve into the historical richness of Fremantle, with its preserved 19th-century streetscape, the bustling 'Freo' markets, and maritime heritage. Moreover, the park boasts convenient facilities like a laundry, swimming pool and camp kitchen, making it an ideal choice for family camping in Perth. 

 

4. RAC Busselton Holiday Park

Imagine a place where the forest meets the sea – welcome to RAC Busselton Holiday Park, a tranquil escape nestled in Western Australia's South West. Located just off Caves Road and surrounded by eight hectares of natural bushland, this park is about 2 hours and 30 minutes from Perth, yet it feels worlds away.

Here, the air is scented with peppermint trees, and the crystal-clear waters of Geographe Bay beckon. It's not just the location that makes RAC Busselton special, it's the array of activities waiting on the doorstep of this holiday park near Perth. Whether you’re wandering down the Busselton Jetty or heading to Margaret River for the day, you're never far from some of WA's best wineries, breweries, and restaurants. This park truly embodies the spirit of a family-friendly holiday park near Perth, offering both the serenity of nature and the buzz of local attractions – making this a must-visit when family camping in Perth. 

 

5. Sandy Bay Holiday Park

Sandy Bay Holiday Park, nestled in the heart of Busselton and a mere 2 hours and 30 minutes drive from Perth, is another southern gem for families seeking a blend of tranquillity and adventure in a caravan site near Perth. Located on the foreshore of the serene Geographe Bay, this park is in a prime location for family camping near Perth. 

Here, the water is calm and inviting – perfect for swimming, fishing, snorkelling, and even crabbing. Nearby, just 6km from the Busselton town centre, is the famous Busselton Jetty and the enchanting Underwater Observatory. This holiday park near Perth positions you perfectly to explore the region's charms. With its shady and grassed areas, the park offers a peaceful retreat after a day of seaside exploration, making it a standout choice for a holiday park near Perth.

 

6. BIG4 Midland Tourist Park

For those looking for a caravan park in Perth, a mere 25-minute drive from the action, BIG4 Midland Tourist Park is a perfect choice. Nestled on the edge of the stunning Swan Valley, this holiday park is a gem for families seeking quality campervan accommodation amid native gardens.

The allure of this holiday park in Perth isn't just in its accommodation; it's in its proximity to some of Perth’s most picturesque spots. The Swan Valley wine region beckons with its lush vineyards, gourmet food, and wine experiences. This caravan park in Perth also boasts convenient facilities like a swimming pool, laundry and more, making it a versatile choice for those exploring the Swan Valley wine region or the vibrant city of Perth. Whether you're a wine enthusiast, a nature lover, or just in need of a peaceful getaway, this park checks all the boxes for memorable family camping in Perth.

Image: Tourism Wester Australia

 

Looking for things to do with your family in Perth?

With your accommodation sorted, it's time to dive into the fun stuff! Perth is a playground for families, with activities that cater to every age and interest. To kickstart your adventure, check out our comprehensive guide on the best family-friendly things to do in Perth. From exploring the city's vibrant streets to tackling the nearby outdoor adventures, there’s no shortage of activities to add to your family camping checklist! Looking for more tips for planning your family campervan holiday? Check out our top guides to travelling with kids:

 

Ready to book your Perth family road trip?

So, there you have it! A guide to the best holiday parks in Perth and a glimpse into the endless activities Perth offers. Now, it’s time to turn those daydreams into reality. All that’s left to do is book your Apollo camper online today, pick it up from any Apollo branch, and hit the road for an epic family adventure. Perth awaits with open arms, ready to be the backdrop of your family’s most cherished memories – your Perth family road trip is just a click away!

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How will you hit the road?

Your vehicle choice will depend on the type of traveller you are. Between motorhomes, campervans and a 4WD camper option, Apollo has the vehicle that will perfectly accommodate your road trip holiday. Curious about the different types you could rent? Check them out below.

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Hire a campervan or self-contained motorhome from the Apollo Alice Springs branch which is just 15 kilometres from the Airport by uber or taxi. Apollo also offers 4WD hire in Alice Springs to help you explore more beautiful desert landscapes on your drive holiday. 

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It's worth noting that due to the Northern Territory's wet season (monsoonal rains and tropical storms) the Apollo Darwin and Alice Springs branches have a seasonal closure each year between late December and the end of March. The Darwin and Alice Springs branches then re-open at the start of the dry season on the 1st of April each year. 

The Northern Territory has two distinct climates - the tropical Top End (Darwin) and the semi-arid Red Centre (Alice Springs).  The Northern Territory's capital, Darwin, has an average temperature of 32 degrees Celsius year round, but weather is more mild during the dry season. It's important to remember that no matter when you visit the Northern Territory, we would recommend that you stay hydrated, be sun smart and dress for the conditions.

 

 

 

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