I have been tapping away here since 2015. Sharing camping adventures, travel advice and some random ramblings. Like many bloggers, I have neglected this little space on the internet. I have been hanging out on Instagram, probably a little bit too much if I am honest.Read More »
Category: Camping in WA
Review: Whitegum Farm at York
Finally, Dixie has joined the 40’s club! He’s a bloke who loves the outdoors, camping and 4wding. When Whitegum Farm popped up on my Instagram feed I knew this would be the perfect spot to celebrate his birthday.Read More »
Ring of Fire Campout, Dwellingup
Easter has to be one of my favourite holidays. There is no pressure to find the perfect gift or cook fancy food. For us, it is about spending quality time together and going camping at Easter has become a bit of a tradition.
Free Camping at Cliff Head
Who doesn’t love a free campground located right on the beach? Nothing is more relaxing than sitting in your favourite camp chair, soaking in the view and listening to the sound of the ocean.Read More »
Camping at Potters Gorge and Honeymoon Pool
Potters Gorge has had a bit of a bush makeover (if there is such a thing) since the last time we were there. It has been upgraded to have nice large campsites, paths, shelters, BBQs and a mountain bike pump track.
The name Potters Gorge is a little misleading as there is no gorge in the area. The campground is actually situated along the banks of Wellington Dam. Read More »
Review: RAC Margaret River Nature Park
For the longest time, I have been wanting to camp at RAC Margaret River Nature Park (formerly Wharncliffe Mill Bush Retreat). I had heard nothing but rave reviews on the property so I decided to check it out for myself. Would it live up to my expectations?Read More »
Ten on Ten: Moore River, a nature playground
Welcome to ten on ten! On the 10th of each month I share 10 photos from our family life. I know I am a bit late sharing this post but I am sure you can forgive me!
The heat was intense, it was a welcome relief when the weather turned. The sky grew dark, loud claps of thunder echoed through the sky and lightening could be seen in the distance.Read More »
