Coral Coast Tourist Park in Carnarvon, Western Australia | Static caravan park

Coral Coast Tourist Park

Locality: Carnarvon, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9941 1438

Address: 108 Robinson St 6701 Carnarvon, WA, Australia

Website: http://coralcoasttouristpark.com.au

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23.01.2022 ~~ Keeping our guests informed ~~

23.01.2022 ~~ Carnarvon at the moment. ~~

21.01.2022 ~~ So............ This just happened! ~~ AND it wouldn't have if it was not for our incredible crew. Ebony, Kevin, Rose, Nathan, Katharine, Wing, Pim, Jorge, Francy, Toto and Stoney & Geoff 2020 has been an absolute roller coaster for us all and we still manage to push through and kick goals

19.01.2022 Whoop! Bumbak's is OPEN - Nomnomnom

18.01.2022 ~~ Carnarvon on Australia’s Coral Coast - it might look quiet at the moment but this place is heaving! Happy Holidays everyone booking will be essential where ever you go ~~

18.01.2022 ~~ Hello there travelers to our region and peeps just thinking about it. If your already here then you already know how many others are with you, it’s ‘heaving’. Fantastic we know Getting through on the phones is proving difficult and while we are trying to get to all the calls we are also welcoming guests in our reception. SO the best way to secure a booking with us is to book direct through our web site www.coralcoasttouristpark.com.au HIT the BOOK NOW button. We can’t wait to host you ~~

17.01.2022 ~~ Brilliant!~~

17.01.2022 ~~ We would like to wish all our team, guests and suppliers a very happy Easter. Easter 2020 - the quietest, most unconventional and definitely the most memorable. Enjoy the close times with your families. ~~

16.01.2022 ~~ Stopping to smell the roses (wild Jasmine). It’s going to be a wonderful wild flower season ~~

15.01.2022 ~~ CCTP crew having a social distanced glamp out this Mother’s Day ~~ #woormalriverretreat

15.01.2022 ~~ A spot of bush poetry before we light the ~~

14.01.2022 ~~ Life’s a beach here atm. Lov’n the positive vibes of all that visit us ~~

14.01.2022 ~~ We are christening our fire pit. Ready for you all as soon as the regions open ~~

14.01.2022 ~ Waiting for lunch to swim by ~

13.01.2022 ~~ Today’s information board before all the rain washes it clean over the weekend ~~

13.01.2022 ~~ Stopping to smell the roses (wild Jasmine). It’s going to be a wonderful wild flower season ~~

12.01.2022 This sunset is like cotton candy Isn’t this just the perfect end to a full day of adventure? Our adventures always end so perfect, and by perfect, we mea...n with an incredible SUNSET @wanderlustralia captured this cotton candy sunset at the Point Quobba beach just north of Carnarvon #CatchYouinCarnarvon

12.01.2022 Have you ever heard of, been to or lived in Carnarvon? Your State Library is featuring WA regional towns on its Facebook Page. It's an opportunity to share stor...ies, old photos and connect with old friends. Recently featured Tom Price, Paraburdoo, Busselton, Mandurah, Wittenoom and Kalgoorlie... Carnarvon is located 889 kilometres north of Perth, at the mouth of the Gascoyne River. The Shark Bay world heritage area lies to the south of the town and the Ningaloo Reef to the north. The traditional owners of the region are the Inggarda, Baiyunga, Thalanji, Malgana and Thudgarri people. Long before European settlement the area was known as Kuwinywardu meaning "neck of water". Aboriginal people associating with the Carnarvon area today typically associate as being Yamatji. The area around Carnarvon was settled in 1876 by the Browns and the Brockmans, who travelled from York to Carnarvon with 4,000 sheep. Brockman settled on Boolathana Station and Brown established Brickhouse Station. In 1891 the town of was gazetted, named after Henry Herbert the fourth Earl of Carnarvon, a past Secretary of State for the Colonies. Carnarvon became the first port in Western Australia which loaded livestock on board ships for transport to markets. The One Mile Jetty once boasted an animal race the length of the jetty. In 1966 road train transport commenced, ships stopped calling and the jetty fell into disrepair. Carnarvon was also a whaling port. Today thanks to fertile soils around the Gascoyne River, the area grows about 47,000 tonnes of fruit and vegetables per year, including a range of tropical produce such as bananas, pawpaw, mangoes, grapes, tomatoes, avocados and beans. Visitor's to Carnarvon can appreciate the town's history on its heritage trail. It includes the Railway Station Museum which houses the Kimberley Steam Train, brought down from Broome in the 1950’s and the last steam train to operate in the North West. The Shearing Hall of Fame celebrates the golden days of the Gascoyne shearing industry in the 1950s. While the One Mile Jetty Interpretive Centre shares Carnarvon stories about whaling, pastoral farming and livestock, Aboriginal culture and the battle between the HMS Sydney II and German HSK Kormoran’s story off the Carnarvon coast in 1941. Enjoy Western Australian stories? We invite you to follow the State Library of WA on Facebook. We're sharing stories and photographs from the Library's wonderful collection every day! Carnarvon Notice Board Carnarvon, Western Australia Shire of Carnarvon The Carnarvon Hotel Gascoyne Hotel Carnarvon ABC Perth Midwest Times and Northern Guardian Gascoyne Hotel Carnarvon Mid West - Gascoyne District - WA Police Force Gascoyne Gascoyne Dash Carnarvon Backpackers and Visitors Carnarvon Airport Australia's Coral Coast Carnarvon Local History Community group Carnarvon Visitor Centre Vince Catania MP Member for North West Central I Grew Up In Carnarvon, WA Carnarvon Library & Art Gallery

08.01.2022 ~~ A few of the legends here Coral Coast Tourist Park ~~

08.01.2022 ~~ It’s simply stunning here at the moment ~~

08.01.2022 ~~ Catch you in Carnarvon soon ~~

08.01.2022 ~~ To all those superdooper superhero mums out there. We hope you have had an amazing day ~~

06.01.2022 ~~ Life’s a beach here atm. Lov’n the positive vibes of all that visit us ~~

05.01.2022 ~~ Carnarvon on Australia’s Coral Coast - it might look quiet at the moment but this place is heaving! Happy Holidays everyone booking will be essential where ever you go ~~

04.01.2022 ~~ So............ This just happened! ~~ AND it wouldn't have if it was not for our incredible crew. Ebony, Kevin, Rose, Nathan, Katharine, Wing, Pim, Jorge, Francy, Toto and Stoney & Geoff 2020 has been an absolute roller coaster for us all and we still manage to push through and kick goals

04.01.2022 ~~ Carnarvon at the moment. ~~

04.01.2022 ~~ It’s simply stunning here at the moment ~~

04.01.2022 ~~ Hold on peeps ~~

04.01.2022 Would you say this is mesmerising? We certainly think so! This is the incredible Blowholes along the Quobba coastline just north of Carnarvon, captured by @jo...dienorman Commonly asked question, what is the best time to visit the Blowholes? Well, great question! As you can see from this video, it is best when the tide is surging in for high tide, high swells create incredible ocean spectaculars, though you should be cautious when standing along the coast, as king waves do kill. This incredible natural attraction should be on your bucket list for your next #WanderOutYonder adventure to Carnarvon #CatchYouinCarnarvon

04.01.2022 ~~ Keeping our guests informed ~~

03.01.2022 ~~ WA ROCKS ~~

02.01.2022 ~~ A spot of bush poetry before we light the ~~

02.01.2022 ~~ Today’s information board before all the rain washes it clean over the weekend ~~

02.01.2022 ~~ Winter warmer right here. Nomnomnom ~~

02.01.2022 ~~ Inland exploration ~

02.01.2022 ~~ They are a delicious wonder. Get some in Carnarvon in 2021 or simply look out for them in your local supermarket.

02.01.2022 ~~ Loving the crystal clear waters ~~

01.01.2022 ~~ Hello there travelers to our region and peeps just thinking about it. If your already here then you already know how many others are with you, it’s ‘heaving’. Fantastic we know Getting through on the phones is proving difficult and while we are trying to get to all the calls we are also welcoming guests in our reception. SO the best way to secure a booking with us is to book direct through our web site www.coralcoasttouristpark.com.au HIT the BOOK NOW button. We can’t wait to host you ~~