Perth Hills Discovery Centre Campground

Very educational. And fun!!

Very beautiful camping spot with excellent facilities including showers, toilets, a kitchen and even a fridge. The walking trails are incredible, we should have stayed longer! Will be back again!

Great place to stay! Great facilities. New shower and toilet block. The amenities are fantastic. The shared outdoor kitchen was great. Definitely going back with the family in tow

Frequent campers and camped here frequently cause is such a convenient location and facilities is awesome. However, this round, the ranger( elderly lady) put me off, never have I met a ranger like her, constantly on our face to give us unnecessary advise and comments(telling me shouldn't bring all these stuff,too much? picnic mat should not be put on the grass, put it on the paver instead??), what an unpleasant experience!

this camp ground is so niceI never had experience before good place like thisI went to many campground but not clean more than hereI think facility is best here!

Beautiful and Amazing camp ground for family and children. Clean facilities, kind staff and wonderful bush walks.

Fantastic little place, perfect for individuals or large groups

Great camping getaway for a night or two. Not far from Perth CBD (approx 45 mins). Facilities include showers and toilet blocks. There’s a kitchen area with an electric kettle, toaster, fridge and freezer, and two park-style gas BBQs. Makes for a simple camping trip and I found the grounds and facilities well-kept and clean. Campfires allowed in concrete fire pits when there are no bans. I brought my own firewood but the camp hosts had bags of jarrah for sale. Perfect camping option for families and even younger children. You can’t drive directly to the campsite so if you have a lot of stuff consider bringing a wheelbarrow or cart to help tote your gear from the car park. Otherwise it’s not too far to carry things if you pack relatively light.

Although I am not a fan of this campsite, I will give credit where it’s due. Great for camping if you have kids or little ones and it’s just up the road from the Mundaring Weir Hotel, CY O’Connor lookout and the Dam. Plus no park fees payable except for camping fees. Showers and toilets available as well as a camp kitchen with fridge! Campsites 1 to 8 are better as they look out toward the trees although sites 7 and 8 are close to the camp kitchen. Don’t rely on the mud map on the website, it is really not to scale! We were on site 11 and site 10 was literally less than 5 steps away from us. Use the lookout near the campsite (on mud map) for a nice brekky area if the camp kitchen gets too crowded. Campground backs onto the Bib Track so it’s convenient for walkers and hikers. There are camp hosts there in the caravan at the entrance to sign you in and they have a trolley to help you move your camping gear to your site. There is absolutely no drive through for vehicles. I found this campsite nice but not private enough but may return to short one or two night stays and NOT during the school holidays! That being said the campers were pretty considerate when we were there and all was pretty much silent around 9.40pm but this could be our unique experience so don’t rely fully on it! :)