Eucla Caravan Park

This is attached to the Eucla Motel and Restaurant. The caravan site is $30 a nite, powered site, toilet and showers. Hot shower is $1 for 5 minutes which is more than enough. Toilet flushes and the blocks have screens so no insects while you are doing your business.There are bbq areas, camp kitchen with oven and sink. Non powered site also available.The restaurant has very simple menus and sells alcoholic drinks. The view is stunning in some strategic areas in the site.No WiFi.The booking and payment of the camp site is done at the reception beside the hotel.Also, Eucla has a time of its own which is 45 mins ahead of WA.

Not impressed as there was no water in the kitchen, community tables dirty!Hot showers and clean amenities in the showers, though.Great location for an overnight stop with cheap fuel!!

Enjoyed our overnight stay here. Good clean amenities. Powered sites available. Good facilities at the motel for meals. While a pool is available at the motel this was drained when we visited and appeared to be non-functioning. Just about all the camp sites were used when we were there. We arrived about 3pm and had a good choice of sites. Very windy at night when we stayed but this was following very heavy rains in Perth the previous day.

Was a lovely park with a brilliant view. Helpful friendly staff clean amenities. Great bar to have drinks

Eucla Caravan Park was a delightful surprise after a long drive in the heat across the Nullabor. The view from the park is incredible, the welcome and service from Antony was much appreciated and the amenities were clean and user friendly.The fuel was well priced too :)It was great to use the camp kitchen to do our dishes to save on using our water supply as the park doesn't provide access to water, just power.Make sure you have a full water tank before you arrive.Loved the 1960's vibe to the buildings, and hope to come stay again when the pool is open and have time to check out the museum. Thanks also for allowing our dog to be with us!Highly recommend a drive down to the Telegraph Station and beach- very picturesque old jetty and super fine sand.

The roadhouse offers brilliant food including delicious freshly made pastries. Caravan park has great views over the coast. Clean modern amenities with soap and paper towels. Friendly staff. It is a real pleasure to find such a quality place after so many dodgy outback places.

Will give this place another go as the staff were lovley and the steak and philly was VERY GOOD.Unfortunately we cut our drive short to stop in here so the kids could use the pool, and there was no communication that it was out of order. So we had a very disappointed toddler. Would have definitely kept driving had we known.In my opinion it was a little over priced for what you receive. A microwave would be a simple/useful addition to the rooms. Some bottled water would be great also. DO NOT drink the tap water. Smells gross and tastes awful.The beds and room had a bit of an ant issue? Though understand given the area this may be hard to keep on top of! They were very comfortable beds.The shower was disappointing. Hot water didn't work initially and then when it did it would regularly go from hot to cold. Gave up and skipped the much awaited shower. I nearly burnt the kids under the water! lucky I was in there with them.

We got here at 8pm after our car broke down and payed to use the caravan sight, After setting up camp, decided we would get up early and have a shower, and by early I mean 6am, all the shower blocks and amenities where locked! They said the water is off and they do it every day, we payed for a caravan site and can’t even use the bathroom or showers?!Absolutely disgusting.You’re better off just parking at a free spot along the Nullarbor honestly.

Great place to stop. Showers are $1 for 5 mins. Awesome view of the ocean. You are a fair bit away from the cafe, so once parked, if you need food, you'll have to unhook or grab something when you book in.

A very nice overnight stay to break our journey across the Nullarbor. The view from the lookout is stunning, and you must take a drive down to the old Telegraph ruins and walk or drive, about 800 metres further to the jetty ruins.