Cape Riche Campground

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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

5 Reviews

Jo B.

11 months ago

Sites are very cramped and close together. Road in was good. Toilets are not that clean, made my skin crawl. Only a couple of site suitable for solar.

tony d.

1 year ago

Beautiful spot

Grant R.

2 years ago

Amazing views, my idea of camping may differ from others, but I find being crammed into minimal space like sardines in a can, to be uncomfortable and not pleasant. After being told to fit into a space the size of a small car with our trailer tent and to find somewhere else to fit our vehicles, we opted for the second choice in the take it or leave option given.

Steve y.

2 years ago

Ed H.

6 years ago

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• Australia's South West
• Wellstead