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Ozduo


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Hi Gang,

Has anyone in the group stayed at Cleaverville, WA. Central, Pilbara Coast

Its near Karratha and is run by the council.

would love to hear from anyone who has been there and their thought on it Can you launch a dinghy??

Do you need to book in adavce etc etc 

we are looking at heading there in July 2012

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Just did a google and this is what it shows, not sure if these are the council parks, have not been there ourselves

http://www.gray-nomad.com/4/post/2009/7/cleaverville-wa-central-pilbara-coast-nature-based-camping.html

http://www.roebourne.wa.gov.au/Assets/Documents/Document%20Centre/cleaverville_broc.pdf

http://blog.travelpod.com/travel-photo/brownsltd/1/1314903874/pilbara-sunset-cleaverville-wa.jpg/tpod.html



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According to Camps 5 , there is a campsite at Cleaverville Beach , but it is only open from May to September .

Obviously a cyclone prone area .

 

 

 

 

 

 



-- Edited by sandsmere on Tuesday 20th of December 2011 09:44:03 AM

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Hi Again,
Thanks for the replys...

I have previously checked the net and seen pics of the spot, gathered all the info to
make the decision that i would like to go there.

However there can be no better info than from someone who has actually stayed there.
just figured someone from the group may have camped at Cleaverville and could give me
some inside info.

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Hi Ozduo,
I spent 2 weeks at Cleaverville at the end of September. There is about 14 kms of dirt road, some medium to light corrugations in places, but generally not too bad and of a reasonable width,making for easy access by caravans. It is a wilderness camp area, closed from October to May due to turtles nesting in the area. There is the main camp area, which could easily accommodate 40+ vans and numerous other sites along the beach front.. There a a few dinghy launch sites along the beach accessible by 4x4 vehicles,a couple of nice swimming beaches also.
Campers should be self sufficient,as there is no power or water (Karratha or Roebourne). Numerous dump points and rubbish is collected frequently by the shire.
Will I go there again............youbetcha!!!!!!!!!!

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Thanks Bob i knew there would be someone in the group who had stayed there
your information is much appreciated see you on the road
Regards
Tom & Chris


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