Caravan Parks in Australia - Part Two

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Carrying on from my last post about caravan parks, in many areas there are places where you can ‘free camp’. In some you need to be self-sufficient meaning you have to have your own toilet, water supply and waste water storage unit. If a place has a composting toilet, you might be able to put your tent up there. You’d still need your own water. Ablution blocks vary from great to pretty ordinary. There might be separate toilets and showers or both combined in the one room. Some have a laundry which may or may not have coin-operated washing machines and dryers. The better ones also have ‘camp kitchens’ with some sort of cooking facilities and sinks, tables, chairs, etc. And maybe a fridge. The photo shows part of the caravan park at Mukinbudin. Sections are marked off and you are allocated a ‘spot’. You might be able to see cement standings which aren’t meant to be parked on but to provide a level floor if you put out the shade from the side of your caravan or motor-home.