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Yarragil Campground

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Imagine camping on a river bank amongst tall trees with wooden steps leading down into cool, still water.

With only two campsites, Yarragil is the smallest campground in Lane Poole Reserve. It is ideal for families but not suited to large groups or large vehicles.

Yarragil is particularly popular with canoeists and swimmers and is the entry point for canoeists setting out on the 11.5-kilometre journey to Nanga Road Bridge.

With steps leading down into the water, swimming at Yarragil is a pleasant summer past time. Beware of submerged logs when swimming in the river.

Campsites must be booked online.

Getting There

You can get to this site by: Two-wheel drive

GPS: -32.8058, 116.123

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Camping

$11 adult per night, $7 concession card holder per night, $3 child per night (over 5 and under 16 years)

Site Activities:

Canoeing & kayaking
Swimming
Fishing

Site Facilities:

Picnic Table
Toilet
Dogs allowedNo drinking water available
Activities
  • Fishing

    For more information on swimming please click here

  • Swimming

  • Canoeing/Kayaking

    Canoeing is very popular in the Murray River but remember to always supervise children in and around the water. Conditions on some sections of the river will vary according to the season. Caution: During the winter months, the river flows fast and levels can rise rapidly after rain. Objects under the water can be difficult to spot and may become hazardous

    Protective safety equipment is a must, and make sure you let someone know where you plan to go canoeing. Always plan to canoe to your ability and skill level. Always use one of the many canoe launch sites to keep bank erosion to a minimum, contact DPaW’s Mundaring office for more information on 9290 6100.

    For more information contact Canoeing Western Australia on 6364 3659 or visit Canoeing Western Australia. A ‘Canoeing the Murray’ brochure is also available at the entry station, at Dwellingup Visitor Centre and at DPaW's Dwellingup Office.

    Please visit the Lane Poole Everytrail Guide for more details.

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Lane Poole Reserve, Photo: Michael Phillips
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