A lovely caravan and camping spot 10km south of Fremantle. It's usually quiet, and feels more summer beach holiday than outer-Freo staging post. Kids will gravitate to the bouncing pillow, playground and pool, dogs are welcome and there are BBQs, a camp kitchen and a kiosk. It's a 15-minute drive into Fremantle and there's a public bus stop out the front.
Woodman Point Holiday Park
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