Mt Trio Bush Camp & Caravan Park

We stayed 2 nights on a powered site and really enjoyed the peaceful setting. The kitchen, bathrooms, and showers were acceptable and kept clean. There’s also a laundry available for an extra charge, which is handy. There’s a 2km gravel road to reach the site from the main road – something to keep in mind if you’re in a campervan, but we managed fine. We had beautiful sunrises and sunsets right from the site, and it’s a great base if you want to do a bit of hiking nearby. Only downside: flies are everywhere – but to be fair, that seems to be the case across WA this time of year! Would definitely recommend if you’re looking for a quiet, nature-based stop.

We recently spent a week at Mount Trio Bush Camp during the Christmas holidays, and it was a fantastic experience! The views of Mount Toolbrunup, Mount Trio, and the Stirling Ranges were absolutely breathtaking. The caravan park itself is very well-maintained and offers a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Just a heads-up: it can get a bit dusty, so driving slowly is recommended. Overall, a wonderful spot to unwind and enjoy nature!

Remote working farm with campsite. Make sure you double check you have everything as it is remote and is a good drive if you forget your sleeping bag as I did. I slept in My tent the ground is rocky take screw in tent pegs, the flies are very friendly take fly spray it's a lot cooler than Perth and gets chilly during the night. I had a good relaxing time. The camp kitchen and bathroom are clean and easy to use. I would definitely go and camp there again. No reception with Vodafone I was off grid for 5 days and I loved it. I took a TV with a DVD player and DVDs for the nights there is a games room if you aren't alone when you go

Beautiful rustic campground, nestled at the foot of the Stirling Ranges. Powered and unpowered sites available. Showers, flushing toilets and an incredible open air camp kitchen. The scenery and wildlife is amazing. We camped on an unpowered site. When I woke up in the morning, kangaroos were grazing around our van. Can’t wait to return here.

$46 a night for an unpowered site is already insane but that much for extremely poor facilities is disappointing. The showers stunk and had terrible pressure the toilets were worse. The camp kitchen is aesthetic but at the end of the day just not nice for the price we paid to stay there. We go camping regularly and have never had such bad facilities at a camp. The lady who met us as we were entering the camp was rude and unfriendly. Pretty disappointing experience

Plenty of unpowered sites no booking needed. Friendly caretakers/owners, great camp kitchen and adult friendly play area including table tennis. They have a country music festival at some point in the year which I am keen to attend one day!

We stayed here for the week and loved it. Easy to find, quiet, and really peaceful. |The facilities were great & the camp kitchen had everything we needed. |It’s close to the local mountain walks e.i. Bluff Knoll etc, but we found Mt Trio a shorter and just as rewarding little climb. |Even survived a big night of rain on our last night, no dramas at all. Just a great spot to relax and enjoy. |We will definitely be back !!

Absolutely magic and beautiful place in the bush. With an awesome view of the nearby mountains. The owners do an excellent non-stop work everyday to keep the park tidy. Is the perfect spot to enjoy the Stirling Ranges.