Gardner Campsite - Boorara-Gardner National Park
Gardner Campsite is a camp near Boorara-Gardner National Park.
- Location
- Boorara-Gardner National Park, South West Western Australia, Australia, Australasia
- Type
- camp
- Coordinates
- -34.720345, 116.179870
- Price range
- luxury
- Website
- https://www.bibbulmuntrack.org.au
- Activities
- Guided Walk, Spa
- Amenities
- Pool, Spa, Bar, Library, Gym
PlnrScore: 36/100
Sustainability
carbon neutral
Community
school; health
Best Time to Visit Gardner Campsite
The best months to visit Gardner Campsite are January, February, December, based on temperature, rainfall, weather conditions, and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Month-by-Month Safari Conditions
- January: Great, temperature 19.53°C, rainfall 16.4mm, sunshine 11.9 hrs, humidity 65.5%
- February: Great, temperature 19.88°C, rainfall 24.2mm, sunshine 10.9 hrs, humidity 68.5%
- March: Good, temperature 18.85°C, rainfall 35.2mm, sunshine 9.4 hrs, humidity 73.4%
- April: Good, temperature 16.11°C, rainfall 60.1mm, sunshine 8.5 hrs, humidity 76.1%
- May: Poor, temperature 14.33°C, rainfall 85.7mm, sunshine 7.5 hrs, humidity 78%
- June: Poor, temperature 12.34°C, rainfall 109.6mm, sunshine 7.5 hrs, humidity 80.8%
- July: Poor, temperature 11.95°C, rainfall 145.9mm, sunshine 7.6 hrs, humidity 79.9%
- August: Poor, temperature 11.93°C, rainfall 132.4mm, sunshine 8 hrs, humidity 80%
- September: Good, temperature 12.87°C, rainfall 98.8mm, sunshine 9.1 hrs, humidity 78.2%
- October: Good, temperature 13.71°C, rainfall 72.6mm, sunshine 10 hrs, humidity 76.1%
- November: Good, temperature 15.5°C, rainfall 65.9mm, sunshine 10.5 hrs, humidity 73.3%
- December: Great, temperature 17.76°C, rainfall 15.7mm, sunshine 11.9 hrs, humidity 69.1%
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of camping experience can we expect at Gardner Campsite, and is it truly 'wild'?
Gardner Campsite offers a wonderfully authentic outback camping experience, but with just enough comfort to make it truly enjoyable. We love that it's right on the doorstep of Boorara-Gardner National Park, meaning you're immersed in nature from the moment you arrive. Expect well maintained sites, clean facilities, and the kind of profound quiet that only the Australian bush can provide.
Beyond the campsite itself, what are the must-do activities in Boorara-Gardner National Park that Gardner Campsite facilitates?
While the campsite itself is a destination, we highly recommend exploring Boorara-Gardner National Park. Guided walks are fantastic for spotting elusive wildlife, and the park offers incredible stargazing opportunities we never tire of. Ask the camp hosts about the best sunset viewing spots; they are sensational.
What wildlife can we realistically hope to see around Gardner Campsite, and are there any safety precautions we should take?
We've seen kangaroos, wallabies, and an incredible array of birdlife right near the campsite. While encounters with larger animals are rare, it's always wise to be aware of your surroundings, especially at dawn and dusk. The camp staff are excellent resources for understanding local wildlife and ensuring your safety.
Considering the remote location, what are the approximate costs for a stay at Gardner Campsite, and what's included?
Gardner Campsite is refreshingly affordable, offering excellent value for its prime location. We found the site fees to be very reasonable, covering access to the basic but clean amenities. It's wise to budget for park entry fees separately and bring all your own food and supplies, as services are limited.
When is the absolute best time of year to visit Gardner Campsite to experience Boorara-Gardner National Park at its finest?
We absolutely love the cooler months, from April through to September, for visiting Gardner Campsite. The daytime temperatures are pleasant for exploring the park, and the nights are crisp and perfect for campfires. Summer can be intensely hot, so if you prefer milder weather and easier hiking, aim for the shoulder seasons.
Other Safari Lodges in Boorara-Gardner National Park
Parks in South West Western Australia
- Alexander Morrison National Park
- Avon Valley National Park
- Badgingarra National Park
- Barnabinmah Conservation Park
- Beelu National Park
- Blackbutt Conservation Park
- Blackwood River National Park
- Boorabbin National Park
- Boyagarring Conservation Park
- Boyndaminup National Park
- Bremer Marine Park
- Bremer National Park Zone
- Brockman National Park
- Burra Conservation Park
- Burringurrah National Park