Yardie Homestead Caravan Park
Camp in Exmouth

Shady camping sites, self contained chalets, cabins and shearers quarters yield a range of accommodation facilities geared for relaxation, family and fun. Life’s little discoveries' hermit crabs, shells and paper daisies. Relax lower the trees, with shady powered and unpowered camping sites, with and without definite pads. Behind a day of ocean exploring, trekking through the rugged ranges or simply relaxing on the beach, come home to the comfort of self contained holiday living. Our office is stocked with grocery essentials, ice, bait and fishing necessities. Gas refills, wireless internet cards, phone cards and Eftpos are available, and there are public phone boxes on site. At 319 meres the obtrusive Cape Range dominates the landscape of cardie Homestead. While camping at cardie Homestead Caravan Park it is effortless to look up to the Cape Range and be in awe of the forces of nature! Given the abundance of fish it is no surprise that the mangroves and inter tidal sand flats host a variety of year round and seasonal shore and wading birds on their trans equatorial migrations. As cardie Homestead Caravan Park hosts a regular water supply, emus can be readily spotted enjoying a nippy drink from the water troughs close the front gate of the park. Around October and November each year these giant ancient mariners can be seen mating in the shallow water around the coast, so receive concern when boating close the shore. Throughout the year very important bung arras some as large as 2 meres can be spotted around cardie. During the hasty morning and late night it is feasible to spot giant muscular Red Kangaroos jumping through our station. These spectacular marsupials seem to defy gravity as they leap over fences and gullies in a single bound. A feature of these secret creatures are their lengthy tails, which are very important for providing the balance needed to hop from one rock to another. In summer we are also lucky ample to have a insignificant colony of fruit bats that visit each evening to forage in our date palms! Receive their time in wandering our camp grounds and can be quite stubborn when approached. The elusive life of echidnas has lengthy tantalized scientists and it wasn’t for 92 years after Europeans beginning came across echidnas that they discovered they laid eggs! cardie Homestead Caravan Park is committed to reducing our carbon footprint. From mid March to midday each year visitors from all around the world converge on Exmouth and Ningaloo for the experience of a lifetime diving with the awesome whale shark, the world's biggest species of fish. Ningaloo Reef is the only easily close deposit in the world where these giants appear in large numbers at predictable times of the year. Manta rays present another spectacular experience for divers and snorkelers. The fishing opportunities are something that bring visitors back to the area time and time again. With three boat ramps in the area, one fair four kilometers away, there is effortless access to the water and your catch of the day, not to mention the world class game fishing opportunities.