Sandy Cape campground has just launched an online booking system

[December 2024 update] – Sandy Cape campground has just launched an online booking system in conjunction with Visit Turquoise Coast, Shire of Dandaragan and Spacetoco.

As per Visit Turquoise Coast: “The booking system for Sandy Cape Recreation Park goes “live” at 9am on Wednesday 11th of December. Bookings will be via spacetoco.com.”

We’ve updated the original article below to reflect the news:

Once a big “locals only” spot along Australia’s Coral Coast, Sandy Cape campground has quite simply grown too big for its red dust-laden boots.

With the explosion in popularity of caravanning and camping during COVID, Sandy Cape became a popular choice for its proximity to Perth and (somewhat protected) white sandy beaches offering a great opportunity for swimming, snorkelling and fishing just north of Jurien Bay.

Located just 10km north of Jurien Bay, the campsite is 2WD accessible, but it helps to have a 4WD if its busy or you want to hit the 4WD tracks north and south of the main camping grounds.

Amenities-wise, there are now 112 numbered campsites in the main campaground, suitable for different configurations including tents, caravans and larger rigs. There are gas barbecues, long drop toilets and limited cold showers on site, with self-contained the recommended option. There’s no onsite power, and you need to bring your own drinkable water.

Campsites are now $25 per night – head to the Sandy Cape section on Spacetoco to explore your options, with different areas to book across the spot. Keep in mind that there’s also now a no-show fee of $100.

Once you’re settled, Sandy Cape is a stunning place to chill on the beach, drop a line in, rip into a spot of sandboarding and just settling into the laidback coastal lifestyle. And don’t forget to look up at night, the night sky’s stars shine a lot brighter once you get outta the big smoke…

Sandy Cape is also a great launch point to explore the rest of Jurien Bay, while it’s not too far to drive to explore other highlights of this region including Green Head, The Pinnacles, Cervantes and more!

Head to the Visit Turquoise Coast website for more information.

Image Credit: Perth is OK! / Troy Mutton