Warroora Station: Essential Guest Information
Reception Hours:
Our Reception operates from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm daily.
Camping and Accommodation Check-in/Check-out Times:
Camping check-in: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm. Check-out: 11:00 am.
Accommodation check-in: 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm. Check-out: 10:00 am.
Campsite Reservations:
We strongly recommend booking campsites online, especially during peak and holiday periods. Visit: https://apac.littlehotelier.com/properties/warrooradirect
4WD Necessity:
Almost all coastal access routes require a 4WD. The Homestead is accessible by 2WD under favourable conditions (not wet). Tire deflation is crucial on sandy tracks. Speed limit: 40kph.
Coastal Camping Bookings:
Coastal camping bookings must be made through the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA visit: https://parks.dpaw.wa.gov.au/site/warroora-coast.
Please be aware that the National Parks regulations for coastal camping require the use of a CHEMICAL TOILET. For those who need one, chemical toilets are available for hire at the HOMESTEAD only.
Generator Usage:
Generators are permitted in designated zones, between 8:00 am and 6:00 pm.
Unpowered Campsites:
We DO NOT PROVIDE powered campsites. Generators are allowed in designated areas form 8am to 6pm. We offer toilets and showers (artesian bore).
Pets:
Leashed dogs are permitted in the campground (owner's responsibility). Pets are not allowed inside accommodations, except for the ENCLOSED VERANDA in Dudley Hill Ocean View Villa, the Homestead, and Cottage 1 (with a cash bond).
Campfires:
Campfires are permitted with wood purchased at the Warroora office. Do not collect wood from the property. Please consult the following link below for current fire ban information prior to your arrival. Warroora's fire danger rating falls under the 'Gascoyne Coast' region; http://www.bom.gov.au/wa/forecasts/fire-danger-ratings.shtml
Swimming Safety:
The coastline has dangerous rips and currents. No lifeguards are present.
Snorkeling Spots: Stevens (closest), Sandy Point (near the reef), and Pelican Point. Pelican Point offers the best snorkeling (Bakers Dozen). The track has been closed by National Parks. To reach the bombies, walk south around the point for 30 minutes. Be aware of a southward current and accessible at HIGH TIDE.
Rockpools:
Rockpools are at Sasha Belles and Veronica Vias (south track), and accessible at LOW TIDE only.
Tinny Launching:
Launching facilities are at The Lagoon, Sandy Point, and 14 Mile. Safe under appropriate conditions. Caution advised due to ocean conditions and currents. Consult the Fisheries Department for fishing regulations and Sanctuary Zone information Link; Ningaloo Marine Park
Surfing:
Stevens (behind the rip at the south end) is accessible without a tinny. The Lagoon and Sandy Point have reef breaks (tinny access).
Track Conditions:
Conditions vary with weather and traffic. 4WD is needed for most coastal access. Veronica Vista and Shack Beach are 2WD accessible (high clearance vehicle).
PSI and Compressor:
Tire deflation depends on normal 20 PSI. Homestead guests: $10 for tire pumping.
Gnaraloo Track: The 4WD-only Gnaraloo track (Amherst Point) is managed by the Shire of Carnarvon (08 9941 000). It's a challenging 3-hour drive with no mobile reception. Travel at your own risk. Towing is strongly discouraged.
Waste Disposal:
Near the homestead (north track, after water tanks), The Lagoon, Sandy Point, and 14 Mile.
Phone Reception:
Limited reception. Telstra 4G booster at the office.
Noise Restrictions:
Quiet hours: 10:00 pm - 8:00 am.
Food and Water Purchases:
A small shop at the Homestead offers firewood, ice, bait, ice creams, bottled water, and soft drinks. Water is sold, but discouraged. Rainwater capped at 30L.
Payment Methods:
EFTPOS is available at the Homestead office (fees apply).
Washing Facilities:
Washing hours: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. $10 per load, payment at the office.
Sandboarding:
Sandboarding is PROHIBITED.
Motorbikes/ATVs:
Motorbikes/ATVs are PROHIBITED.
Hunting:
Firearms and hunting are PROHIBITED.