Quinninup Eco Tourist Park
Caravan Park
3.8 from 38 users
Contact
Wheatley Coast Rd, Quinninup, Western Australia
Description
Set on fifty acres of forest and wildflowers, near lakes and rivers with walk and cycle trails. Go fishing, marroning and even catch a Salmon in season. There are self-contained chalets, large caravan, campsites free gas BBQs, 5-star toilets with disabled facilities. Friendly yet wild Kangaroos fed each evening. Simply one of the best accommodation in south-west WA. PLEASE NOTE: This park has intermittent email access. If you don't receive a reply, please try calling on the phone.
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Location
Lat: -34.435637 Lng: 116.246629
User Reviews
User 2658007
Sadly neglected and run down, amenities average and bush flies everywhere. Large sites with shade, we expected a bit more from an ECO park. On the plus side there is plenty to do in the area and there is a new and modern Tavern just down the road with good food and cold beer.
Sjaykay
Paid $20 a head for non powered group of 4 adults 1 child on two sites. They wanted to charge adult price for an 11 year old but "this time I'll charge ya $10" felt it was a bit steep for what was on offer. Clean older style bathroom. Take your own soap, they supply communal bar soap. Campers kitchen dirty microwave, fridge and toaster all in need of a good clean. Good BBQ no sink. Place has been really let go since last visit. Very noisy earlier risers care takers who were very vague with office being closed. Lovely surrounding areas and good for a night when travelling through like we did.
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Knotts
As we were doing a 1 nighter booked a cabin for the first time on our trip as a treat. Sadly they were incredibly run down and seemed very over priced for what was on offer. Warm doonas and good hot water but sadly the beds were very saggy (like a hammock!) and we only got 2 towels for the 5 of us. Looked like it would've been ok if we'd just booked a campsite- big grassy sites. Lots of Roos around which the kids liked.