Warrorra Station

Motherhen replied:

The road in may be rough. Twenty three kilometres west of the North West Coastal Highway accessed by a sometimes rough road, but regular rigs can visit. Unserviced remote beach camps, some of which can be accessed without four wheel drive. Have you checked out their website? Warroora Station camping Own toilet is a must.

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ROODOO2 replied:

Hi Merredith
Yes .........but.....1 it depends how long you want to stay , it is too long a drive for one night
2 are you set for remote camping ? toilet , water etc
3 two wheel drive access limited to 14 mile camp and homstead (I think.)
Having said that we stayed there for two weeks in 2005 and still feel it was the highlight of our 3 months in the North West. The Ningaloo reef runs right along Warrorra and is very close to shore in many places.
Enjoy
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ExplorOz replied:

Hi Mez,
I haven't yet managed to get in there - despite numerous trips to Ningaloo Station for extended camping. From what we've figured its probably best considered as an alternative spot to experience Ningaloo, rather than up on Ningaloo Station. I have spoken to lots of people who've enjoyed "Warra" - I hear its not as good if you've got young kids, but its perhaps a little better if you're a serious fisherman. If you've got a week up your sleeve, go for it and tell me what you think in comparison to Ningaloo Station.

Good luck,
Michelle

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