Tempretures for South WA in July

Bring yor longjohns ,see bushtrax.com site for some good off road trips in that area ,if not to wet try to get into the Moores hut trip (you can camp at the hut and also use it if weather turns bad,only a couple of km to the beach) and out to fish creek for a day drive at least (fish creek is on the Moores hut trip).Pemberton caravan park is a top spot in that erea they will let you have a campfire on the back sites ,a great spot for the kids only a short walk at the rear of the park to old steam trains.Hope this helps Born to drive a 4x4 , not a keyboard
Peter York 4x4

Dave

I live in a small town between Esperance and Margret River. Nothing to see where I am unless you like wheat and sheep...but we've done plenty of travelling around the south west and can give you some good info that may save you some time and effort.

Regardless of the weather, I suggest you still put the south on your agenda because there are some beautiful spots. Shame to come all this way and not see them.

If want to, I am happy to give you my email address and fill you in.
You can even drop in via my place on your travels. I am heading over to the eastern states commencing late Sept on a 4 month trip too, so you can point me in the right direction.

Anyway, let me know. I can always just give you a run down on the forum if you wish.

cheers

One place that really sits in out memories of travelling down southern W.A. was staying at Shannon NP, beautifull campsite with hot water showers, great for the winter stays and make sure you go up Caves road from Albany to Margaret river.
The NP around Esperance are amazing though winter is probly not the best time for coastal spots with the littlies.
Keep in touch if you want any help with the northern part.

Chris
Karratha

Dave if you want to send me an email I will send back some info and contact details for you, even if you just want a contact on the way around.

Chris
nwcths@westnet.com.au
Karratha