East Bay Camping Ground

Great beach. Easy to access water.The camp spots can fill up fast even in off season.

Beautiful place. Camp on beach.Not many camp spots so be early.

Love that place, amazing view as you camp along the beach and so quiet as you are hidden from the wind. The perfect place to stay for a few days chilling on the beach, swimming or even fisching!

Small camping area for free but very popular, 1st in waterside view and only 1 drop loo.

Free camping area with toilets. 2 weeks maximum stay, managed by the City of Albany.Got caught in a summer storm one night which was entertaining!

Stayer two nights..first one was perfect..2nd one was a lot of noise from the residents" cause they had visitors and booze. But gorgeous spot and amazing bay..beautiful sunsets!"

As much as I don't want to put this place on the map....what an absolute gem! Arrived there in darkness. Pitched our tent, had no idea what to expect when we woke up but when we did... JUST WOW! Beach at our doorstep, white sand, soft waves, beautiful scenery with contrasts of greenery, ocean, sand and clouds amidst hills. Explore the trail on the hills which leads to huge rocks. AMAZING scenery. Walk to the end of the bay. The stars are visible with the naked eye...ALL OF THEM. Absolutely stunning. No phone reception and the seclusion is great to detox and unwind. Dirt road on entry, very bumpy and drive on beach to camp. Definitely need a 4WD. Drop toilet on-site.

Nice little spot on the beach with 4wd beach access. Not a lot of room for campsites though.

Stayed at East Bay Camp Ground last Monday. For free camping (up to 3 days) it has a lot to offer, spots are limited but you've got three free camps on top of each other with Normans Beach a left before you get there or Betty's Beach continue around the point. May be a no go for long trailers the signs said NO too steep. So I got there and pitched my tent. Apart from being a lovely spot it's the closest free camping, to Two Peoples Bay, I drove there just 50 minutes, put my annual parks pass on the dash, enjoyed their day park there Two Peoples Bay gorgeous beach, unusual round rocks, stopped before climbing all over the rocks though, some serious bee activity in a tree I'd have to pass at person height and a warning from another camper of a South West Carpet Python at Two Peoples Bay on a trail. if I got that right, but it's lovely nature and beach. Got back to East Bay Camp, one drop toilet, no power, no water and of course no fires this time of the year, but right on the beach, you're on firm camping and just step down some rocks and your on the sand, views from the campsite. Best to get there by noon to get a spot, pitch a tent or set up and then either stay the entire time or use it as a base to go to Two Peoples or Little Beach, Return to the evening and stars at East Bay. Costs as much as fuel.

Beautiful location but very popular, we squeezed in at 3pm on a Sunday afternoon and many more people arrived later, some left, some were shoehorned in by the voluntary warden