About this campground

There are 6 campsites in the forest on the banks of St John Brook. Campsites cannot be booked online and operate on a first come, first served basis. The Old Timberline Trail, a heritage walk and cycle trail, passes through and connects with the Munda Biddi. Toilets, firewood and rubbish disposal is provided. Workmans Pool is located within St Johns Conservation Park and pets are not permitted.

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Workmans Pool Campground
Workmans Pool Campground
Bronwyn Wells

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A campsite with picnic bench and fire ring, surrounded by trees
Workmans Pool Campground
Bronwyn Wells

A campsite surrounded by trees

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Picnic in the forest
Workmans Pool Campground
Bronwyn Wells

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Workmans Pool Campground
Workmans Pool Campground
Bronwyn Wells

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One of the campsites at Workmans Pool Campground
Workmans Pool Campground
Bronwyn Wells

One of the campsites

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Workmans Pool Campground
Workmans Pool Campground
Bronwyn Wells

Facilities

Toilet

Shade shelter

Picnic table

Lookout/Deck

Activities

Bushwalking

Camping

Mountain biking

Swimming

Plants, wildlife and fungi

Visit the Atlas of Living Australia for a list of species recorded within a 5km radius of Workmans Pool Campground.

Traditional Owners

We recognise and acknowledge Aboriginal people as the traditional owners of St John Brook Conservation Park.

Trails

Old Timberline Trail

Old Timberline and Sidings Rail Trails
Bush Walk
37 kilometres

The Old Timberline and Sidings Rail Trails combine to form the 37 km Timberline Loop. You can choose a half day mountain bike ride or 2 day hiking trip, camping out along the way, following the path of wood powered steam driven locomotives from the forest to the Barrabup Mill and later Nannup Mill.

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