The Dampier Peninsula in Western Australia has a variety of camping options, ranging from resort-style accommodations to remote wilderness camps. Some top camping sites in the region include:
Kooljaman at Cape Leveque, which is an off-grid wilderness camp currently closed until further notice. Lombadina, a coastal campground with access to pristine beaches and coastal vistas. Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, offering en suite safari-style tents, Pearlers Shacks, mini-safari tents, and caravan and camp sites. Pender Bay Escape, a secluded campground with ocean views and solar-powered showers. Middle Lagoon at Nature's Hideaway, providing cabin and unpowered campsites for $20 per person, per night. James Price Point (Waldamany), a popular camping spot with ocean views and amenities. Gnylmarung near One Arm Point community, offering ocean views, bushland, and solar-powered showers. Gambanan Wilderness Retreat, an elevated bush camp overlooking the Jawi Islands with facilities like showers, toilets, outdoor kitchen, and campfires. Djarindjin Campground, with powered campsites for large RVs and caravans, as well as unpowered sites, accessible by 2WD and featuring modern amenities like flushing toilets and hot showers. Remember that the Dampier Peninsula is a restricted Dry Zone, so it's permissible to bring your alcohol but be mindful of local indigenous cultures when consuming it.