Belvidere Campground

An okay campground but be ready for a lot of mozzies flies and ticks

Total 28 sites. Quite big per site. 5km gravel road at the end to Area. 2wd vehicle can access without any issue. It was full at the time of visit.

Gets a bit rowdy most nights, loud music and hoons speeding around. Camping tables and fire pits, drop toilets, no water or firewood. Mosquito repellent is a must. The upside close to good swimming and fishing beach and plenty of wildlife.

Good camp grounds. Plenty of space for tents, caravans and the like. Only issue is mozzies. You are camping on an estuary, so plenty of boating.

A very clean and quiet campground, not far from Bunburya and close to lake and beach, beautiful beach here, buffalo beach.

Beautiful campsite, very quiet with good bush toilets. Easy access to the inlet which is good to see wildlife. Short drive to the picnic area or the beach.

Belvidere campground is a smaller but very lovely campground. It runs in a loop with about 16 bays and a very lush middle area full of trees. The two toilets were very well-maintained and we especially enjoyed the picnic tables and wildlife.

Great place to stay if you are spending time in Bunbury but also want to get away. Easy drive to Bunbury about half an hour, mobile signal is 4g 2 to 3 bars, so no problem there.About 21 bays.

Fantastic camp-site. Clean, well maintained and with plenty of activity options on land or water.

Lovely campground. Drop toilets. Sandwiched between the estuary and the ocean, but sheltered from most of the wind.Not far into Bunbury to visit the wildlife Park or to explore the Dolphin Discovery Centre, or go on a Dolphin Cruise.Kangaroo's visit the campground, but aren't tame. Also Splendid Wrens, Kookaburras, Magpies and 28's? Watch the kookaburras..... they're not shy about stealing food as you cook it.The mosquito's can be friendly, and Ross River Virus is in the area, so take mossie spray.No dogs allowed. Most camp sites seem to have a fire ring. Byo fire wood in season. Most camp sites had a picnic table.The campsites are spaced out to some degree, but you can see and hear other camp-sites around you.... it's not squishy though.Ranger visits to collect fees. Camp-site can't be prebooked, so have a back up plan nearby. Is quite popular, but I haven't had a problem getting a camp-site each time I've gone there.The road in is a bit rough, but fully accessible by 2wd. Just drive slowly and watch for Roos.