Gladstone Bay Campground. Shark Bay W.A.
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2018
- Gladstone Bay Campground. Shark Bay Western Australia. This is a great spot to spend a couple of weeks if you have the time or are retired. Lots of open space for freedom and the chance to get out and get some fish with a good boat ramp. You can also have fires, generators and pets and has flushing toilets and a bore shower. If you love camping and travelling and want to see campgrounds and their individual campsites in Australia, check out my videos.
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Great vid... thanks 👍
I wonder why I have always disliked Gladstone but loved Bush Bay since they are such similar places? Maybe its all those posts...
I hear you there, but it's hard to go past flushing toilets and a hot shower!
Ive been hearing mixed reviews about Gladstone Bay. Anyone want to give me the pros/cons?
I think it's one of those places you just have to experience your self to see if it's the kind of camping you like. Could really depend on the winds and the weather ( flies and heat) at the time, how close your neighbours were and what they were like. If you caught any fish, if you want to be alone or if you like to talk to others
Just spent a week up there ,loved it. Used to go to Tamala station which is now closed indefinitely until a land title dispute is resolved.
Pros , dump point, artesian shower fresh n hot all day long, flushing toilets , gas bottle refills . Friendly station owners , quiet spaced out camp areas , cheap rates .Cons. limited telstra signal ( if thats what u need), Restricted fishing areas and times of year restrictions .more so than any other shark bay region . Windy , more so than other shark bay areas ive been to, but may be seasonal. I reckon in peak itd be hard to find a decent site , but that's common nowadays post covid. Very few cons . Its a great peaceful place to get off grid n relax depending on what you require
Do u have to air down tyres for trip in?
No need to let your tyres down good hard flat dirt road. Cheers Gaz
@@TheCampersAtlas road in now is corrugated as f....
Tyres down is essential. Itd be due to the high traffic rates nowadays mate
@@1greghawk Wow, was a good road. Thanks mate