Collie River Valley Tourist Park (CP)

ENJOY YOUR JOURNEY AS WELL AS YOUR DESTINATION!

Collie River Valley Tourist Park is your peaceful home away from home, located about 58kms from the coastal city of Bunbury, and a comfortable 2.5-hour drive from Perth. We are very proud of our location and facilities. Set amongst large shady trees, our huge 9m x 9m bitumised and kerbed sites are big enough for most of our guests.

We offer powered and unpowered sites, as well as a range of cabins. A large steel roofed marquee with canvas sides is a popular meeting place for groups to have social get-togethers or a bit of peace and quiet.

Our huge and recently renovated camp kitchen is fitted out with a pool table, dartboard and café booths for that evening meal or quiet jigsaw puzzle whilst you watch your favourite movie or soapie on the large TV with Blue-ray player.

Our park is a great hub for this exciting part of the South West, and the perfect base to explore the National Parks, waterways, birdlife and many beautiful attractions and activities that Collie and surrounding towns offer.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Rates are based on 2 people per site per night. Please contact us to confirm our current rates.
Powered sites: $40
Extra guests on Sites: $10 per person, $5 per child

Deluxe Ensuite Cabins (QS bed, kitchenette, modern bathroom and patio): $125 per night / $105 for 2+ nights
Ensuite Cabins (Double bed, kitchenette, bathroom): $105 per night / $85 for 2 + nights
Deluxe Family Cabin (Non-ensuited, QS bed, 2 X singles, 2 x daybeds, kitchen/dining): $160 per night, $140 per night 2 + nights (3 beds, incl 4 persons)
Deluxe Family Caravan (Non-ensuited, DBL bed, 2 x singles, 2 x daybeds, kitchen/dining): $150 per night, $130 per night 2 + nights (3 beds, incl 4 persons)
Cabins (Non-ensuited, double bed (included), bunk bed (extra): $95 per night, $75 for 2 + nights (Single bed), $20 per night for additional beds
Extra guests in cabins: $20 per person per night

THINGS TO DO

Collie is nestled on the banks of the Collie River and is surrounded by beautiful national parks. You can enjoy the great outdoors in the beautiful Collie River Valley by going on spectacular nature walks including the Collie River Walk, trails in the Wellington Discovery Forest as well as Wellington National Park. You can discover cycling trails, kayak on the wide Collie River, or go fishing in one of Collie’s dams or streams.

Collie is steeped in history and you can learn all about it by visiting one of the historic buildings, which showcase the prosperity of WA’s booming mining and timber years. Explore stained-glass windows at All Saints Anglican Church, or tour the replica tourist mine.

For the art-lover, Collie offers an art gallery, woodturning, timber crafts, and plenty more local crafts that are inspired by the surrounding forests and landscape.
For the motoring enthusiasts, come and check out of the many motorsport events that happen in Spring and Summer at the Collie Speedway and Collie Motorplex. Wander further afield to Gnomesville, Wineries and breweries Wellington Dam or the towns of Donnybrook, Boyup Brook, Harvey or Bunbury