Budget Caravan camping at Picturesque Wandering an hour from Perth WA Australia

😎👍📷🚐 More free camping    • We parked the van in a shed overnight !   This video has two great pet friendly camping spots one in the Caravan Park at Wandering and the other is a free 48 hour RV and caravan stop on the Albany Highway just down the road near the Boddington turn off . The Wandering caravan park and camping area is located in Cheetaning Street, Wandering. There are two accessible fully self contained cabins, 13 powered sites with powered overflow available, as well as an ablution block and a camp kitchen. Unpowered sites also available. FEES AND CHARGES - WANDERING CARAVAN PARK 2021 / 2022 Overnight Stay - per site - per night Powered site - max 2 Adults & 2 Children $27.50 Overnight Stay - per site Non Powered Site - max 2 Adults & 2 Children $13.50 Weekly Stay - per site Powered Site - max 2 Adults & 2 Children - per week (7 nights) $166.00 Weekly Stay - per site Non powered - max 2 Adults & 2 Children - per week (7 nights) $77.00 Whole Caravan Park booking (excluding cabins) Per 24 hours or part thereof $522.50 Cabin - max 4 persons Per overnight $143.00 Cabin - max 4 persons Per week (7 nights) $852.50 Use of Laundry room when no overnight stay incurred Per use $11.00 Use of Ablutions when no overnight stay incurred Up to 2 Adults & 2 Children $11.00 Wandering is a town located in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, approximately 120 kilometres from , Perth, just off the Albany Highway. , Wandering had a population of about 300-500 people . History The area's name appears to come from a local Aboriginal word, "wandooin", after the wandoo or white gum tree that is prevalent in the area, although some sources suggest it was named to recall the first sighting of wandering stock, and was originally applied to Wandering Brook, first recorded in 1866. Wandering was first settled in 1859 by members of the George Stedman Watts family when their straying wagon team horses were found grazing in lush grass around a fresh water spring known to this day as Horse Well. A road board (later to become the Shire Council) was convened in 1874 within slightly different boundaries to the present day. By 1877, there was sufficient population in the area for the government to set aside land for a school. In 1911–12, the government surveyed a number of lots and then gazetted the townsite of Wandering. However, the decision two decades earlier to build the railway some distance to the east restricted the town's growth. Also, fresh water was not readily available – the town was reliant on two Water Corporation dams until scheme water was extended here in 1997. Subsequently, rural residential subdivisions in the area on 1,600 m2 (17,000 sq ft) lots have been developed. Present day Wandering is primarily an agricultural region, which produces hay, cereal crops, pulse crops (such as lupins), oil seed (canola), wool, lamb and beef. Timber milling and viticulture are also practised. The town's school (K-7) still operates with mixed-grade classes, and accommodation is offered at a caravan park with powered sites. The original Agricultural Hall (1896) now hosts a telecentre for the use of the town's residents, and a nearby hall hosts local community groups and clubs. #caravanaustralia #caravanningaustralia #caravanadventure