Camping in the golden Outback of Western Australia

CELEBRATE spring with blooming wildflowers and wildlife in WA.

Get back to basics and camp on a river bank. Picture: Supplied

With spring in the air it's time to invigorate the senses and live life to the full. Skip the city traffic, pack up the kids or grab your mates and adventure out to experience the best the West has to offer in Australia's Golden Outback.

Nature and wildlife experiences in Australia's Golden Outback are indeed out of this world, with billions of blooming wildflowers covering the vast inland region from Paynes Find to Leonora.

Dolphins and whales frolic off the coastline from Cape Arid to Hopetoun and with places like Lucky Bay boasting some of the whitest beaches in the world what more could you want?

Tow a caravan or camper trailer, hire a motorhome or campervan or take it back to basics and pack the tents and swags to enjoy fresh balmy days and clear starry nights. Relax, stoke up the camp fire and enjoy each other's company while you sit back and talk about the "catch of the day''.

Get back to basics and camp on a river bank. Picture: Supplied

For those who want to just take the car, caravan parks have a wide range of on-site accommodation from simple park cabins for two, to fully contained park homes that sleep six.

If you like to travel without the hassle of passports and paperwork then enjoy Australia's Golden Outback. Head to the Caravan Industry Associations website and check out the itinerary planner to help get you on the road.

Take a break and make some memorable moments for yourself. With caravan parks located throughout the region why not discover your next holiday destination in Australia's Golden Outback.

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Gone fishing on the West Australian coast.