cape keraudren nature reserve
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Fishing and scenery was amazing. Camp on the edge of rocks overlooking the water. The thing that spoilt it was the midgies and mozzies. Overwhelming!!
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We stayed 2 nights here and were amazed at the scenery and the quietness of the place not much to do but enjoy the water and views. No shower but does have toilets. No fish.
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We keep returning to Cape Keraudren Nature Reserve. It is an amazing spot to go fishing or just relax and enjoy the spectacular scenery. What we like about our visits is that you can camp close to the water, which gives you spectacular sunsets, natural mangroves and much more. Can be windy at certain times of the year. Do visit you won't be disappointed.
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You have to see it to believe it - just amazing - the scenery is just so beautiful.It is $10.00 per car entry for day visitors and we drove all around and were amazed to see campers parked in lots of different places. Lots of toilets, big rubbish bins and free Wi-Fi at the information area overlooking the Cape. BYO water and fire wood as there are little campfire spots everywhere.This is a wind back spot as there are only walks to do, soak up the scenery or go beach fishing although you can launch dinghies in a couple of spots.We had an amazing few hours here and recommend it highly or bring you caravan for a couple of nights.
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Abbiamo passato qui la notte per fare tappa del nostro viaggio verso broome. È in un parco naturale quindi non aspettatevi servizi se non un bagno. All'ingresso del parco c'è la casa del ranger. Fermatevi e pagate la fee d'ingresso. Io ho speso 25$ per una notte. Due adulti e due banbini.Il posto è incantevole. Si vedono saltare i canguri (come in gran parte dell'australia) la sera al tramonto.Molto scenografico come posto. Ha una bella baia che con la bassa marea offre la scoperta di bellissime conchiglie. Lo consiglio come tappa di un lungo viaggio e come alternativa al soggiorno in una roadhouse. La strada non è asfaltata per 10km, ma comunque percorribile con una 2WD.
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make sure you go here beautiful must see on your travels around the North of Western Australia. We nearly didn't go there but was told about it at the info centre in Pt Hedland. so glad we came.
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Just an amazing place where you can literally park up right on the edge go the ocean. Can be a bit windy but well worth the trip & time. National park so no pets allowed.
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I was surprised that this was $22 per night as it is secluded bush camping, however I think $10 of this was a day entry fee (and there's a ranger here). We really enjoyed the scenery here – we had free pick of the camping areas (visited in Feb/Mar) and we camped right on the cape with 180 degree views of the ocean (the only bit of shade). There are some beautiful spots here such as 80 mile beach (some require 4WD). No water available but there are long drop toilets (in pretty poor shape!). I’m sure the fishing here would be great (there is a boat ramp).
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Wildlife pretty good but landscape is barren with no trees so no shade. You have to like the wind and sun. Can fish here and get mud crabs if you know where to look.
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This place is overrated and under serviced. After a night being blown about with no shelter from the incessant wind and a charge upwards of $21 to camp with no power and a dirty composting toilet it was not worth the detour from the main highway. Unless you are tired and cannot find a better place to camp forget it.