The beautiful white sand beaches in the Shire of Ravensthorpe are among the most pristine and untouched in the country.
We host popular campgrounds with toilets, gas BBQ, easy access to the beach and perfect spots for swimming, fishing and whale watching.
Mason Bay
**We've recently changed all site numbers at Mason Bay, please check the map when booking to make sure you book the correct site**
Mason Bay is 38kms east of Hopetoun and accessible by 2WD via Southern Ocean Road, which is a lovely scenic drive.
The bush campground setting is right on the beach and has long drop toilet facilities and dump points.
The campground has no power (generators permitted) and you will need to bring your own drinking water as no potable water available.
Phone signal can be intermittent in parts of the campground but is now available if you choose near the Starlink tower near the entrance. Perfect for getting away from the hustle and bustle of life and social media!
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Starvation Bay
The Starvation Bay campground is family friendly and very popular amongst visitors and locals.
It is located 48kms east of Hopetoun and is accessible by 2WD via the scenic Southern Ocean Road.
The bush campground setting is right on the beach and has long drop toilet facilities and dump points.
There is 4WD access to the beach and boat launching facilities, although restrictions are in place during the January VacSwim program.
The campground has no power (generators permitted) and you will need to bring your own drinking water as no potable water available. Phone signal can be intermittent in parts of the campground but now available if you choose via the Starlink tower near the entrance.
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Hamersley Inlet
We have a lovely campground within the Fitzgerald River National Park at Hamersley Inlet.
The campground is 2WD access, has gas BBQ, toilets and a small boat launch nearby. Phone signal can be intermittent in parts of the campground but now available if you choose near the Starlink tower.
Perfect for fishing, nature study, relaxing and wildflower spotting, with close access to Hakea Walk Trail link
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We recommend anyone planning a visit to our region to check the latest road reports, especially for the many unsealed roads located within the Fitzgerald River National Park.
You can check via:
Shire of Ravensthorpe road report
Park Alerts System - Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions
Main Roads WA