heading for broome

The Pistol Club accepts dogs. It is not a caravan park, in terms of Big 4 etc but opens during the holiday / peak season. We were there last week and you can get in but, yes it is busy.

Short note however, you might hear gunfire, not often but it can be day and night (upto 9pm).

I have often wondered if a ranger came by and told you to move on , and you replied you were too tired (or drunk ) to drive , and asked for his identification (for a later court case) what would be the outcome ?

Yes that is an interesting point of view, I have heard people say they have used that with the cops as well and that if done correctly can work in your favour. When travelling on a shoe string many years ago we used to park our Hiace near beaches etc, actually parked down near Cable as there were toilets and cold showers, not to mention the c/parks were disgusting at that time. Wouldn't bother now but if had to the trick is camp late and leave early. Can just about guarantee that you won't see a counsel worker if you leave by 5 am.

I would completely by-pass Broome. It is a rip off town. The best view is in your rear view mirror.

Hi there, Im sitting under my awning in broom at this very moment and I am looking at a few dogs lazing around so I would imagin it is ok to have them here ,we are at the Pistle club,un powerd sites are about $12 per person and kids under 12 are free ,you can try calling them for more info as I dont want to lead you a stray ... Mind the punt LOL!
I would not bypass broom if you have never been here as I was told the same and Im glad I didnt listen but yes things can be expensive here LIke refilling your gas bottle Kleen gas said $44 for an 8.5kg but there is a little cheaper like the local home hard ware if he has it? or BP this place is very nice IMHO and at least I have seen it if you drop into the info centre they have a board with all the parks and what is available ,the otherone is the PCYC and even the seventh day eventist ,so try and ring ahead ,I also saw a few motor homes and vanners checking out a gravel pit just after the roebuck road house on the right on the way into Broom ??
good luck and most of all ENJOY!!!

hi all
we are also hoping to go to Broome around late Aug/Sept, travelling with a dog. we would like to leave her in a reputable kennel / Vet for a couple of days to travel to Cape leveque as we are unable to take her there. can anyone suggest somewhere in Broome or even Derby?
Joan and Robert

In Derby try Lazyaceetoo breeding and boarding kennels,phone them for details on (08)91911896.(no affiliation etc-)