Exploring Pemberton camping in National Parks. Wine tasting and Grape Harvest on Pemberley Farm. 4 Days

Tour route Perth to Pemberton 

Tour route exploring Pemberton and National Parks

Our Itinerary

1st Day

We will be departing from outside my shop in Balcatta 8am, making a toilet stop at Donnybrook along the way. We will reach our campsite approx 12.30pm to set up and have lunch and meet our Hosts Monica and David. For those who want to stretch their legs and breath in the fresh air, lets go for a one hour trek and find out what makes Pemberley Farm one of the most successful farms/winery’s in the region.   Then off to explore Warren River National Park. Trek along the banks of the Warren River or go for a swim. Checkout the view from Warren Lookout of this spectaular forrest. Happy Hour on sunset at our Pemberley Farm Campsite. 

2nd Day

Morning coffee at Fair Weather Dairy at the Pemberton Pool, before a majestic 1 kilometre walk to the famous Gloucester Tree, a fire lookout tree overlooking the Karri forest. The adventurous, fit ones amongst us can climb this amazing 53m high Tree. Time to have lunch at Pemberley Farm and taste some great wines. Purchase a bottle or two to take back to our campsite and share with your fellow campers.

3rd Day

Off to explore DÉntrecasteaux National Park and experience Four Wheel Driving on Yeagarup Sand Dunes in the morning, Jarrah Jacks for lunch and afterwards swim and/or a walk around Big Brook Dam returning to our campsite via the Karri Forest Drive checking out Beedelup Falls.

4th Day

Depart 9.30am from Pemberley Farm. Coffee at Southern Roasting, Manjimup or Barking Cow Café at Bridgetown on the way home.

NOTE: Fellow campers, you DO NOT need to return to Perth with the Convoy/Group if wanting to Explore further this Exciting, Picturesque Area of the South West of WA. Discuss with David your Itinerary or plans to explore more of the local Attractions as listed below :-

World renowned food and wines in the many scenic wineries surrounding Pemberton 
Lake Jasper in the D’Entrecasteaux national park is the largest natural freshwater lake in Western Australia and covers an area of about 450 hectares. It is unique because it has no in or out tributaries and is 10 meters deep and accessible only by 4WD.
A little further west is Black Point, in the far northwestern part of the D’Entrecasteaux National Park between Augusta and Windy Harbour. The black Basalt columns were formed about 135 million years ago.
The Cascades are a series of low falls in the Lefroy brook. The road has been sealed and is accessible from the historic Tram, which departs from Pemberton twice daily.

On payment of the 25% deposit receive a fully comprehensive INFORMATION PACKAGE to help you get organized for this Adventure Camping Tour. This has been put together with over 40 years experience and will include the following via a Google shared link, emailed to you.

• Itinerary and tour description
• Camping Information and Checklist sheet to tick off
• Summary of Hired Equipment sheet to tick off
• Participant Medical History sheet to complete
• Information on how to apply for a National Park Pass online
• Sheet with all the names of the participants, their mobile phone numbers, and Convoy Position
• Convoy Etiquette
• Maps of the local area and National parks
• Any additional day Tours included in the itinerary
• Redtrack Tours Terms and Conditions to sign
• Folders full of pictures TITLED :-

                                                                        Camping Equipment & Accessories

                                                                        Communal Cooking and Meal suggestions

                                                                        Hire Eureka Offroad Camper Trailer

                                                                        Pictures of our Tour

Please note: To ensure the tour proceeds as planned, we require at least 6 car bookings to be made at least 60 days before the scheduled departure date. Therefore, we highly recommend making your bookings as soon as possible if you’re interested!

Do you want to be a Passenger in Dave’s New 4WD 200 series Landcruiser? What it means to be a passenger in Dave’s 200 series Landcruiser whilst on Tour:    Provide comfortable seating with easy views of the surrounding landscape whilst on route. Your Tour leader is with you most of the time to offer help and provide answer to questions whilst on route. Oh! And good humour! Help you with setting up your quick/easy touring tent/mattress when making camp and packing away when departing. See picture below. Cold drinking water and medical kit readily available. Make all camping equipment readily available to you on arrival at campsite -  - Popup toilet/shower tent  - Mobile Kitchen, Cooker, fridge, Esky, lighting, water, utensils. Passenger responsible for their own bedding, food, and cooking. However, communal cooking on a few occassions is the way to GO! Passenger’s luggage size not to exceed “the same size as carry on luggage to a airplane” and your food a similar size. To be dropped off to Dave well before the day of departure. Passenger NOT responsible for navigation, car maintenance, or fueling up. Campsite and National Park fees not included. Station campsite fees are approx. $20/night/person. Campsite fees to be paid via shop prior to departure. Passengers TOTAL TOUR COST as seen below with deposit paid by EFT online or via shop. -  - Karijini, Bremer Bay and Solar Eclipse Tours $2850 including GST. $375 deposit to confirm Booking.  - 3-5 Day Tours $1290 incl. GST. $645 deposit to confirm Booking. Hire Camper Trailers are available and can be quoted on request. Dave invites people to register for one of our Info nights to find out more by clicking here. View your Touring Tent, 3x persons.