Bookings are now available to be made at WA’s Ningaloo Coast campgrounds as part of a trial into a new online booking system.
Campers can now book for stays between Friday, August 28 and Thursday, September 24 across all campgrounds within Cape Range National Park, Nyinggulara National Park and Nyinggulu Coastal Reserves.
It is the second monthly release of bookings for the Ningaloo Coast as part of a three-month trial of a new bookings process.
“The first Ningaloo booking release in February made securing a campsite at Ningaloo more equitable and gave more people the chance to secure a booking,” DBCA Assistant Director Visitor Services Rod Annear said.
Tulki Beach campground in Cape Range National Park is one of the campgrounds that is part of the booking trial. PIC: DBCA.
He said that once people had moved through the queue and are on the Park Stay WA booking site, they will be allocated a 30-minute session to complete their bookings.
DBCA says it has made improvements to the queueing process following the first monthly release and messages displayed on screen now change as people progress through the queue, to make the process clearer.
To avoid losing their place in the queue, it is apparently important that they don’t:
However, some users still reported problems including not being able to navigate easily to the desired dates, long waits, and abruptly being signed out of the site after having waited patiently for some time.
Bookings can be made by following this link.
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when we were over there all sites were booked when we drove down through the sites over 50% were empty so much for ghost camping the excuse was the people may be coming later mind though this was 3pm when we were trying for a site
I find it a complete mess.
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