Bridgetown Caravan Park - Southern Forests & Valleys WA

55 S Western Hwy, Bridgetown WA 6255
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Rick and Angela would love to welcome you to this family run Bridgetown Caravan Park in the heart of the south west.

Make this the centre of your holiday, while you explore the Blackwood Valley and its vibrant towns, majestic bushland and wonderful history.             

Enjoy a relaxing holiday and chill out around the campgrounds at the end of each day.

Bridgetown Caravan Park is the ideal base to stay while exploring the nearby forests and National Parks, wineries, heritage walks and trails, and some of the state’s most stunning heritage buildings.

Bridgetown was recognised as a “Heritage Town” in 2000. Being half way between Perth and Albany, Bridgetown is also the ideal place for a stop over or stay and relax for longer.

Pricing Information

POWERED SITES

Powered sites $40 a night for 2 people.

($45 in summer holidays and long weekends)

UNPOWERED SITES

Unpowered sites $35 a night for 2 people.

($40  in holidays and long weekends)

To Book an Unpowered Site please phone the Office 

ONE BEDROOM CABINS

One bedroom cabins overlooking the river $150 a night for 2 people.

TWO BEDROOM CABINS

Two bedroom family cabins overlooking the river $165 a night for 2 people.

ENSUITED ROOMS

Ensuited rooms $120 per night for 2 people.

ONSITE CARAVANS

Onsite Vans $90 a night for 2 people. Onsite cabins (no ensuite) $120 a night for 2 people

 

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Pet Rules: http://www.bridgetowncaravanpark.com.au/pet-policy/


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40 THINGS TO DO WHEN VISITING BRIDGETOWN..........1. Visit the famous Brierly jigsaw gallery....2. Play giant chess at the memorial park....3. Take a walk along the River Walk commencing at the north side of the Bridge....4. Go for a horse drawn wagon ride....5. Visit the old gaol(weekends only or group appointments)....6. Visit Blenchynden house....7. Get fit at Somme creek fitness trail....8. Visit the famous Cidery and taste the locally produced ciders & boutique beers....9. Enjoy a game of tennis....10. Hire a paddle boat, canoe or kayak from the caravan park and explore the Blackwood....11. Visit Levanda grove (olive oil & alpaca farm.)....12. Do the wine trail visiting local wineries and do some tasting....13. Play Chip and Sip (Par 3 golf along the wine trail.)....14. Enjoy a tea or coffee at any one of the 12 outlets along the main street....15. Do the Town Heritage walk(guide book available from visitors centre....16.Do the Geegeelup Heritage trail....17. Visit “Christmas @ 139″....18. Take yourself back to your childhood and visit “Oooh la lollipop”....19. Visit the Greenbushes Discovery Centre....20. Visit the open cut mine veiwing platform at Greenbushes....21. Visit the Greenbushes Pool and boardwalk facility....22. Check out the small museum....23. try the award winning steak sandwich at the Bridgie Hotel(best in country WA)....24. Visit the local swimming pool....25.Take a drive out to Jarrah Park....26. pick up a walk trails booklet from the Visitors Centre and try one of the 18 trails....27. Play golf at bridgetown 18 hole grass green course....28. Go horse riding at Luceville farm....29.Checkout the animal feeding each morming at Lucieville Farm....30. Experience the river markets on alternate Sunday mornings....31. If you are younge at heart, check out the skate park....32. stop at the river park and make a wish at the rotary wishing Well....33. Ask if there is a production playing at the “Bridgetown Theatre”....34. Picnic or BBQ at memorial park, River park or one of the many Recreational parks in the area....35. Take a drive over to Boyup Brook (WA’s Country music capital)....36. Wander through the Bridgetown Pottery gallery....37.Catch a 180 degree veiw from Suttons lookout....38. Listen to the BELLS of Bridgetown at noon and 6pm....39. Checkout the menu window at the visitors centre for a choice of local dining....40. Pick up a Scenic drive map from the VC for a selection of local drive trails (especially in wildflower season.)


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