AMAZING NATIONAL PARK CAMPING NEAR PERTH | Yanchep's Henry White Oval

[@WAMAGPIE]

thanks guys we are heading there for a new van shaker. looks like we picked a good location.. only 40 mins from home

[@vk6xcj]

Nice little video again, might have to check that spot out my self. I went up to nambung station bout 3 weeks ago for a week was very relaxing. Can I ask what type is your camper trailer, I reckon that is a awesome trailer. I'm also amazed how many people were down on the beach. I suppose up there is almost another suburb of Perth now lol.

[@4wdingaustralia]

Good to hear; we enjoyed Nambung too. The camper is a Reconn R2, which you can read more about here - www.4wdingaustralia.com/camping/our-new-hybrid-camper-a-lifestyle-reconn-r2/

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

Last time we were up there they were still building the new ablution blocks. Some really nice meals available from the Yanchep Inn. Its always a great stop when we are coming back from up north.

[@4wdingaustralia]

Nice. Such a great spot. Good to hear about the Inn. It was chokkas when we walked past.

[@sdyr08]

How tall are you mate? That kitchen door latch looks like it's almost about to hit your head every-time.

[@4wdingaustralia]

Yeah, tall people problems! I'm 6"6, and if I'm completely honest its annoying. Occasionally we put the camper up on ramps, but my wife has a hard time using the kitchen for the opposite reason then! It's an excuse to stay out of the kitchen!

[@pepecoco]

Hi, in terms of security. Did you feel safe? Thanks and great content!

[@4wdingaustralia]

Yep, absolutely. You are camped right near others doing the same thing, and its a great place.

[@pepecoco]

@@4wdingaustralia Thanks for the quick reply. We are very new to camping and we don’t have a camper yet. On trial with a family tent and essentials. Security was a topic during sleeping and when the tent is unattended. We bought some sensor lights and looking at alarms soon for more remote sites. Love the Reconn R2.

[@lorenzwildlife9726]

The koala are in the wild?

[@4wdingaustralia]

No, you don't get wild Koalas in WA. They are in a dedicated area

[@lorenzwildlife9726]

@@4wdingaustralia but their live in this trees? I know usually the animals in the national park are in the wild.

[@4wdingaustralia]

@@lorenzwildlife9726 They have a dedicated Koala exhibition to display them. They aren't native in WA, and none live in the wild

[@lorenzwildlife9726]

@@4wdingaustralia zoo similar? Strange in the national park there are animals in captivity.

[@4wdingaustralia]

@@lorenzwildlife9726 exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au/site/koala-viewing-area