Karalundi Caravan and Camping Park in Karalundi | Local business
Karalundi Caravan and Camping Park
Locality: Karalundi
Phone: +61 8 9981 2000
Address: 1 Karalundi Drive 6642 Karalundi, WA, Australia
Website: http://www.karalundipark.com.au
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25.01.2022 Some more little gems!
24.01.2022 Current statistics for COVID-19 in WA. Stay safe all our travels, guests and family. We look forward to having you stay with us in a little while. https://ww2.health.wa.gov.au//Coronavir/COVID19-statistics
23.01.2022 *** Category 3 Seroja is making landfall close to Kalbarri right now with VERY DESTRUCTIVE WINDS UP TO 170KMHR ***
23.01.2022 Look at the size of these cicadas! They are singing like crazy at Karalundi at the moment.
23.01.2022 Flooding has peaked and is now subsiding.
22.01.2022 Amazing what we can find here at Karalundi. Check out this little climber!
22.01.2022 Karalundi Caravan and Camping Park was given the tick of approval today.
21.01.2022 Community Building: This five bedroomed house is ideal for small groups up to 15 people. Each room is key lockable for security. Shared living, dining, and laundry with other guests. Separate male and female bathrooms with a third toilet and extra wash basins. Bedrooms may contain a queen, two singles, three singles or four made up of singles and bunk beds. Community House has evaporative air conditioning and is made of rammed earth, and is designed around a central corridor. An inviting and cool building with verandahs all around and situated in the pleasant surroundings of the central park lawns.
21.01.2022 It is beautiful morning after the rain. Everything is fresh and just right for a walk in the bush here at Karalundi. Relax and I hope you have a wonderful day.
21.01.2022 Good morning from Karalundi Caravan Park. This morning we woke to this absolutely amazing sunrise. God is Good!
20.01.2022 Peak Hill ruins are an interesting place to look around. North of Karalundi on Peak Hill Road
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20.01.2022 Just love the colours of the morning here at Karalundi Caravan and Camping Park, mind you if you are headed this way then the nights are quite cold already.
19.01.2022 Well the time has sadly come that due to this virus, Karalundi caravan and camping park has been asked to temporarily close until further notice. We look forward to having all our visitors come back once the all clear is given. May you all keep safe and God Bless.
18.01.2022 Look carefully and you will see two Australian bustards on the cafe lawn. Lovely to see the wildlife around the grounds.
17.01.2022 Jam session has started at tge Karalundi Cafe. Love these guys. #Karalundi #goldenoutback
17.01.2022 From Karalundi to you, We wish you a time of happiness and a time to reflect on the true meaning of Easter. Stay safe and spend quality time with family and the ones you love, and make memories, even if it may be through a video call or just a call. ... God Bless
17.01.2022 Found our first Sturts Desert Pea this week. Stunning flower! www.karalundipark.com.au
14.01.2022 We may not have a huge amount of flowers at the moment but the ones I find are real treasures. This is a little gem!
12.01.2022 Chickens have arrived at Karalundi. So cute!
12.01.2022 Dormitory Accommodation: We have two dormitories with which we can house up to 60 persons. Options to bring your own bedding or have some supplied. Each dormitory has two wings of approx. 15 beds each and its own bathroom and lounge area. Lovely rammed earth building. One side over looks the central park and the other side looks out over the farm and orchard. We also have a fully equipped commercial kitchen and dining hall close by. Contact us for a quote.
12.01.2022 We now have our own logo just for the Park. I love it.
12.01.2022 Isnt he a little beauty!
12.01.2022 Hello our WA Travellers, Just an Update on the Caravan Park. We are OPEN and ready for your arrival! Email or call to Book your site or accomodation. Sites are filling fast for these July Holidays but email and well see what we can do for you.... Hope to see you soon! Kez. See more
11.01.2022 Just love our new uniforms!
11.01.2022 We have had rain!! Drought is broken.
10.01.2022 We have found a vehicle ignition key in the cafe at Karalundi. Is it yours? Give us a call 99812000We have found a vehicle ignition key in the cafe at Karalundi. Is it yours? Give us a call 99812000
08.01.2022 Wow! Look what a guest just showed me! Found right here at Karalundi. Witchetty grub.
07.01.2022 Mount Albert is looking gorgeous in the evening light tonight as we fossic for oxidized pyrite (devils dice) small cubed rocks. Found some good ones too!
07.01.2022 It is official! Karalundi College has been given two years registration. So expecting to open February 2020. Huge thankyou to all the volunteers who stayed a little longer at the caravan Park and gave us a helping hand. We really appreciate all that you have done. Still much to do to be ready for the school to open.
07.01.2022 Lovely evening for sitting by our new fire pit here at Karalundi Caravan and Camping Park.
06.01.2022 We have had a few folks concerned about the cafe being closed on Saturday. If you are booked in for a Saturday night stay then your site will have a reserved sign on it so you can pull into your site even if the Cafe/ office is closed. After sundown on Saturday evening, the cafe will be opened for a while so you can pay or get what you need from the shop. Any bookings for Friday nights need to be paid prior to 5pm Friday, by credit card, over the phone on 99812000. If you a...re arriving after 5pm then you will have a reserved sign on your site with your name on it. I hope this clears up some of the questions that you might have.
06.01.2022 Lane way leading to the sheds this morning.
06.01.2022 I have been watching the bird life through my window this afternoon. Willie Wagtails, magpies, butcher birds, minors, crested pigeons, mudlarks and this bird... looks to me like some kind of lark or song bird. I did not hear it call but it hops like a kangaroo along the ground and appears to be eating insects. Would love to know what it is, so please comment if you know.
05.01.2022 Karalundi Morning sunrise in sequence. Just breath taking.
03.01.2022 Welcome to our beautiful new addition. A rainbow bee eater is installed in his (or her) new glass cabinet. This bird is not for sale and is permitted to be displayed at Karalundi. This bird was found on the grounds of Karalundi and we praise God for His wonderful creation.
03.01.2022 PLEASE NOTE: This Warning has been updated, please see www.emergency.wa.gov.au for the latest information. 12:48 PM, 12/04/21 A RED ALERT is current for an a...rea south of the Carnarvon townsite to Lancelin, including the City of Greater Geraldton and the Shires of Chapman Valley, Irwin, Mingenew, Morawa, Northampton, Perenjori, Shark Bay and Three Springs and townsites of Coorow, Carnamah, Dalwallinu, Denham, Jurien Bay, Lancelin, Moora, Paynes Find and Wongan Hills in the Midwest Gascoyne. There is a threat to lives and homes. You are in danger and need to act immediately. Evacuation Centres are open in Port Denison, Carnarvon and Denham. Refer to Evacuation Centres section for more information. If you require assistance for damaged buildings or infrastructure, call the SES on 132 500. You will only need to register this request once and crews will be able to assess the damage once it is safe to do so. WHAT TO DO -Stay inside and shelter in the strongest, safest part of your house or evacuation centre. -Keep your emergency kit with you. -Stay away from doors and windows, and keep them closed. -Stay indoors until the ALL CLEAR is given by authorities. ---AND--- A BLUE ALERT is current for people in or near Beacon, Cunderdin, Kellerberin, Koorda, Merredin, Mt Marshall, Nungarin, Southern Cross and Trayning in the Goldfields Midlands. Although there is no immediate danger you need to start preparing for dangerous weather and keep up to date. ---AND--- An ALL CLEAR advice is current for people in or near Minilya Roadhouse to Carnarvon. The threat has passed but take care to avoid the dangers caused by damage. CYCLONE DETAILS Tropical cyclone Seroja continues to move inland towards Dalwallinu The core of tropical cyclone Seroja is moving inland towards Dalwallinu. Wind gusts to 170 km/h were reported near Kalbarri during landfall, but the cyclone has now weakened to category 2. Seroja is travelling at around 65 kilometres per hour, and significant impacts are expected to extend inland through to Wheat Belt communities overnight. The cyclone will weaken as it moves further inland on Monday but is still likely to result in damaging wind gusts, particularly to the north and east of the track, and heavy rain close to the track, as it moves through the eastern Wheat Belt, southern Goldfields and South East Coastal district. A Severe Weather Warning is current for areas to the southeast of the Tropical Cyclone Warning area. Hazards: Destructive winds with gusts to 150 kilometres per hour extend 90 kilometres east of the centre of the cyclone. Destructive gusts above 125 kilometres per hour may extend inland as far as a line from Dalwallinu to Paynes Find overnight, including Morawa. Towns in this area very rarely experience wind gusts this strong. Gales with gusts to 100 kilometres per hour extend 150 kilometres from the centre of the cyclone to the east, and extend west to the coast around Geraldton. Gales will extend further inland into the southern Gascoyne and northern Wheatbelt overnight. Seroja is moving fast, so weather conditions will deteriorate rapidly as it approaches. Heavy to intense rainfall and flash flooding are likely close to the track of Seroja during the remainder of Sunday evening and Monday. Even though the tropical cyclone has crossed the coast, abnormally high tides could still cause minor flooding at the coast between Cape Cuvier and Jurien Bay. The threat of serious flooding has passed. Dangerous surf and beach erosion may still be occurring between Denham and Jurien Bay. ROAD CLOSURES AND CONDITIONS The following roads are closed: -Great Eastern Highway from Tammin to Coolgardie -Bindoon-Moora from Bindoon to Moora -Shark Bay Road from North West Coastal Highway to Denham -Monkey Mia Road from Denham to Monkey Mia -North West Coastal Highway from Carnarvon to Geraldton -Brand Highway from Dewar Road to Geraldton -Midlands Road from Moora to Brand Highway -Indian Ocean Drive from Lancelin Road to Brand Highway -Geraldton-Mt Magnet Road from Mount Magnet to Geraldton -Great Northern Highway from Muchea to Mount Magnet EVACUATION CENTRES The Department of Communities has set up three evacuation centres: -Irwin Recreation Centre, 1 Ridley Street, Port Denison -Carnarvon Civic Centre, Camel Place, Carnarvon -Shark Bay Recreation Centre located on Francis Road, Denham People who are self-isolating or quarantining due to COVID-19 should find alternative suitable premises and wear a mask. If this is not possible, proceed to the evacuation centre and identify yourself to centre staff immediately on arrival. Please take any essential items such as medications and identification to the evacuation centre. Pets (except recognised assistance animals) are not allowed inside evacuation centres for health and safety reasons, so you should make alternative arrangements for them in a secure and safe place within a household. PARK CLOSURES There are multiple park closures in the warning area. Visit www.emergency.wa.gov.au for more information. Keep up to date For the latest warnings: www.emergency.wa.gov.au Keep an eye on the weather: https://bit.ly/2WRuj0x Make your cyclone plan: www.dfes.wa.gov.au/cyclone Road closures and information: https://travelmap.mainroads.wa.gov.au/Home/Map In a life-threatening situation, always call 000
02.01.2022 Another beautiful sunrise to start this new day here at the caravan park.
01.01.2022 Look who came to visit us today from Geraldton!
01.01.2022 One bedroomed unit contains a clean and comfortable queen bed. Fully air conditioned this roomy unit has a separate bathroom and open kitchen and living area.
