Lake Navarino Forest Resort - Waroona WA
The Lake Navarino Forest Resort is located at 147 Invarell Road, Waroona. Waroona is 112km south of Perth and had a population of 1,900 people. There are 30 powered and 50 unpowered sites available for caravans, campers and motorhomes. The park has cottages and cabins also available for rent. There is a bunk hall available which is ideal for families and groups. Bookings can be made by telephoning the park on 08 9733 3000 and please tell the park that you found them on Caravan Park Photos.
Photos on this page were kindly supplied by our roving reporter Kerry Brierley in May 2012.
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REGION: > WA > South Western > Heartlands > Waroona
147 Invarell Rd - E
Waroona WA 6215
P: 08 9733 3000
P: 1800 650 626
F: 08 9733 1529
W: http://www.navarino.com.au
GPS:-32.845356,115.976848
GPS:S32 50 43,E115 58 36
GPS:S32 50.7214,E115 58.6109
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Karri Pack
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Australind
Mon August 25, 2014 at 10:45 PM
Just spent the week end there, and yes you could tell it had been run down but there are now new
owners and already we could see their input. The toilets / showers have had a great make over and are very clean and fresh, and the huge new lawn area looks fantastic. Keep up the good work cause the place is very nice indeed and we look forward to staying again in the future and seeing how the make over is going.
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Kerry Brierley
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Mandurah
Thu May 17, 2012 at 9:17 PM
A very old camping ground with what appears as little change over 30 years. The shower block was old and although cleaned daily, it still had that old, grotty look. The sites were spacious and the area clean with plenty of shade. The people running the park were friendly and helpful. Little water in the lake and boating not allowed. 3 nights would give you ample time to explore the area. One would not have known there were plenty of dogs when I was there, except, embarrassingly so, my own dog.
