52 - Amazing Free Camps on the West Coast

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  • Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2024
  • In this episode of Trippin Around Oz, we embark on a Northwestern Australian adventure, discovering the beauty of free camping at James Price Point and Willies Creek. Join us as we set up camp under the stars and experience the beauty of red dirt meeting the blue ocean.
    🌅 James Price Point: Explore the allure of free camping at James Price Point, where the rugged coastline and breathtaking sunsets create a picturesque setting for a memorable camping experience.
    🏞️ Willies Creek: Immerse yourself in the tranquility of free camping at Willies Creek, nestled in the heart of nature. We'll showcase the serenity and natural beauty that make this location a must-visit on your Northwestern Australian journey.
    🌴 Broome Bliss: Journey with us to the vibrant town of Broome, where we'll uncover the local charm, explore the lively markets, and indulge in the unique experiences this coastal paradise has to offer.
    🐫 Sunset Camel Rides: Experience the magic of a sunset camel ride along Broome's iconic Cable Beach.
    🌊 Adventuring to Underwater Caves: Join us on a thrilling exploration as we seek out the elusive underwater caves around Broome. Discover the excitement of uncovering these hidden natural wonders beneath the coastal waters.
    This episode is a celebration of the diverse experiences Northwestern Australia has to offer, from the freedom of free camping to the enchanting allure of Broome's coastal delights.
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Комментарии • 17

  • @VetinaVan
    @VetinaVan 10 месяцев назад

    Just came through Broome and new 'Day use only' signs have been errected from Willie Creek all the way up to Barred Creek. To many people not following the simple rule of leave no trace! End of an era, such a shame! Safe travels. 🍻👍😀

    • @trippinaroundoz
      @trippinaroundoz  10 месяцев назад +1

      That's so sad, they were fantastic spots. The closure of these awesome free camps is becoming more and more common 😞
      Safe travels guys

  • @WarrenRorison-yb5ux
    @WarrenRorison-yb5ux 11 месяцев назад +1

    Just out right lazy, doesn't cost that much to have a 2nd cassette.
    Which can be a life saver when kid's or ourselves get the belly bugs .
    Love ya show keep it up Cheers

  • @onlyleavingfootprints
    @onlyleavingfootprints 11 месяцев назад +1

    Absolutely those people should have made the 15min drive into Broome to empty their toilet cassettes.
    Well done on the camel ride, oh the pain when you first get off lol

  • @brianrose5971
    @brianrose5971 11 месяцев назад

    Port Smith C.P. owners told us to stop on the way out and dump cassette on side of road....
    Port Hedland very miserable this time of the year....or any. Go 220ks further south to Karratha. Still a mining town but much nicer. Plenty of work tooo.... enjoy

    • @trippinaroundoz
      @trippinaroundoz  11 месяцев назад

      Oh really?
      We were wondering if it was maybe a thing we weren't aware of.
      Thanks for the tip, will check karratha out

  • @MyLittleFarmhouse
    @MyLittleFarmhouse 11 месяцев назад +5

    Leave No Trace🌱
    Absolutely no respect for our native animals, plants or for our delicate echo system.
    I’m sure they wouldn’t like someone dumping their cassette on their front lawn 🤬🤬🤬

  • @WarrenRorison-yb5ux
    @WarrenRorison-yb5ux 11 месяцев назад

    Fare enough if last resort but make the effort to walk a bit further away n dig a decent hole

  • @KSmith-ez3dh
    @KSmith-ez3dh 5 месяцев назад

    Unfortunately the dumping of waste ffrom campers is causing local governments to close free camping :( Those people have had their lovely holiday but are ruining holidays for the next generation.They are also killing wildlife and the environment because human waste is not compatible. Should I mention the unhygenic transfer walkers, wildlife/insects are all bringing back to you and your camp?