Site # 1

Suitable for: Caravan

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 8m long x 8m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 2

Suitable for: Caravan

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 6m long x 8m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 3

Suitable for: Caravan 

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 7m long x 8m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 4

Suitable for: Caravan 

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 7m long x 7m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 5

Suitable for: Caravan

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 7m long x 6m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 6

Suitable for: Caravan

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 9m long x 6m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 7

Suitable for: Caravan

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 9m long x 7m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 8

Suitable for: Caravan

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 9m long x 7m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 9

Suitable for: Caravan 

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 9m long x 7m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 10

Suitable for: Caravan 

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 8m long x 7m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 11

Suitable for: Caravan 

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 6m long x 7m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 12

Suitable for: Caravan 

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 9m long x 6m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 13

Suitable for: Caravan / Long Vehicle

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 11m long x 6m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 14

Suitable for: Caravan / Long Vehicle

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 16m long x 6m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 15

Suitable for: Caravan / Long Vehicle 

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 11m long x 5m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 16

Suitable for: Caravan / Long Vehicle 

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 10m long x 5m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 17

Suitable for: Caravan / Long Vehicle / Camper Trailer / Tent

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 12m long x 5m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 18

Suitable for: Caravan / Long Vehicle

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 11m long x 5m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 19

Suitable for: Caravan / Long Vehicle

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 10m long x 5m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 20

Suitable for: Caravan / Long Vehicle

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 11m long x 5m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 21

Suitable for: Caravan / Long Vehicle / Camper Trailer / Tent

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 10m long x 9m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Site # 22

Suitable for: Caravan / Camper Trailer / Tent

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Size: 7m long x 11m wide

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Tent Site # A

Suitable for: Tent

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Tent Site # B

Suitable for: Tent

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Tent Site # C

Suitable for: Tent

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Tent Site # D

Suitable for: Tent

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Tent Site # E

Suitable for: Tent

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

Price: $18.00 per night

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)

Tent Site # F

Suitable for: Tent

Maximum People on Site: 4 adults and 4 children

ABOUT HERRON POINT

Herron Point is a basic, nature-based campground situated along the white sandy shoreline of the Harvey Estuary and offers visitors a relaxing and dog-friendly place to stay. Situated with the Shire of Murray, Herron Point Campground is just one-hour south of Perth and only a 15-minute drive to the town of Pinjarra. 

Enjoy stunning sunsets overlooking the estuary and early morning wake up calls of the native birds. Launch your small boat on the public boat ramp, enjoy fishing, crabbing and relaxing walks along the estuary shoreline listening to the sounds of the Australian bush whilst soaking in the serenity of these fragile and important wetlands.

Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and be self-sufficient as the campground is not connected to mains water or electricity. While toilets are provided on site, there are no shower facilities provided. It is necessary to bring your own water for drinking, dishwashing and other sanitary needs. 

Solar power provides lighting to the toilets overnight. It is also highly recommended to bring insect repellent for mosquitos.

THE ESSENTIALS

• Campers must be self sufficient 
• All campsites are unpowered
• No drinking water available 
• Flushing toilets available with water for handwashing only
• Insect repellent & mosquito protection highly recommended 
• Solid fuel campfires prohibited

CAMPGROUND CONDITIONS & IMPORTANT INFORMATION

AROUND THE GROUNDS

• The Campground arrival time is from 2:00pm and the departure time is by 10:00am.
• The Campground site speed limit is 8km per hour.
• Campers and any visitors are required to reduce any noise from 10:00pm onwards as a courtesy to other campers.
• Campers are required to ensure that their vehicles, caravan, campers or tents remain within their allocated campsite area. No solar panels, guy ropes, awnings or any other items shall protrude outside of the allocated campsite area.
• Due to the Campground being located along the eastern shoreline of the Harvey Estuary amongst wetlands, it is highly recommended that campers and visitors bring mosquito repellent and/or some type of mosquito protection.
• A boat ramp facility for small vessels is available for visitors and the general public. Please ensure that your fishing and crabbing activities meet current restrictions.
• Visitors’ vehicles are not permitted within the Campground and must only be parked outside the Campground
• Consideration should always be given to safe access and egress of personnel and vehicles in the event of emergencies. If there is not enough room to safely accommodate a vehicle within the allocated campsite area (or allocated car parking bays) the vehicle must be parked outside the Campground.

CAMPFIRES

• Solid Fuel campfires including wood, heat beads etc are prohibited within the campground. Fully encapsulated gas appliances may be used throughout the year except on days of a Total Fire Ban or unless otherwise directed by local Rangers/Bush Fire Control Officers.
• During periods of extreme fire risk conditions, a Total Fire Ban could be declared. Please adhere to any local fire ban notifications and follow any DFES advice on fire bans.
• Do NOT take any wood, branches etc from the adjacent bushland due to environmental impact reasons.

AMENITIES, SULLAGE AND WASTE

• The central amenities block has flushing toilets and running cold water only. Please note there are no shower facilities at the Campground and the water at the central amenities block is non- drinkable. Campers are not permitted to fill containers with water from the central amenities block or use the water for washing dishes, clothing etc.
• Sand, crabs, fish etc are not to be put down the drains at any of the Campground amenities as this creates blockages to the onsite septic system.
• Caravan or RV sullage must be disposed at appropriate dump points and must not be disposed of in the Campground toilets or on the ground. The nearest caravan dump point is on Pinjarra- Williams Road in Pinjarra, approximately a 20-minute drive (one-way), just south of Fimmel Lane (opposite the Premier Hotel).
• Campers are to place all rubbish generated by their activities in the rubbish bins provided in the Campground. Littering infringements can be issued for any person who leaves their rubbish at their campsite or in any other area.

POWER AND WATER

• There is no onsite power at the Campground. Generators can only be operated between 8:00am and 6:00pm or unless otherwise approved by the Camp Host.
• NO drinking water is available at the Campground. Campers are required to bring sufficient water for drinking, showering, washing etc for the duration of their stay.

DOGS

• Well behaved dogs are welcome at the Campground but are required to be contained to your campsite or otherwise must be restrained and walked on a leash. Please note that DBCA place 1080 baits in the adjacent bushland reserve, which are fatal to dogs.

BOOKING AND CANCELLATION POLICY

• Campsites can only be booked online. No campsites will be available to anyone without a prior booking including those that just arrive at the Campground.
• Campers are only permitted to stay for a maximum of five days in a 21-day period. Campers booking in contravention of this rule will not be permitted to stay and no refund will be offered.
• Campers must contact the Shire by email at dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au if they wish to cancel their booking. Cancellations received 21 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund, less a booking fee of 2% of the cost of the transaction. Cancellations received between 20 and 7 days prior to arrival will receive a 50% refund. Cancellations with less than 7 days notice will receive no refund.
• Refunds may take up to 30 days to be processed.
• The Shire of Murray retains the right to cancel, amend or reschedule any booking.
• Where a booking is cancelled for a contravention of Campground conditions or for behavioural related matters (while on site), a refund will not be provided.
• Bookings are not transferable to any other persons.
• Check in and check out times for campsites are non-negotiable. In extenuating circumstances, an email request can be sent to dtvc@murray.wa.gov.au

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

• For any emergency, please contact 000. 
• For Rangers and Community Safety, please contact (08) 9531 7709
• For booking enquiries contact Dwellingup Trails & Visitor Centre on (08) 9538 1108 (9am – 4pm)