Jimbo

Dry, dusty & windy, but that is most places on the coast in Western Australia at this time of year October to December.
The camp has about 88 sites and was busy while we were there, Thursday to Sunday. Payment is either with the caretaker or via a secure book as you enter, but word of warning make sure you have a site before payment. Beach is the most magnificent white sand & there are great views of the bay.
Speed limit in the camp is 8km but most ignore that & you can drive on the beach, which is crazy as it’s about a 20 minute walk one end to the other & at some places 2 cars would struggle to pass.
It’s soft fine sand, so ideal for the Bogans unfortunately.
A lovely walk on the beach becomes a walk in & out of car tracks.
In the camp even though there are toilets, the bush poopers still exist & so does there left overs.
In short lovely place but it’s being used to death, some with little respect.
In short lovely place, but being loved to death

Very pleasant little area, with a great view of the bay. Plenty of facilities & room to enjoy, bring a picnic or buy some fish and chip from the local cafe.
Just a great area to watch the world pass by.