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Add to favoritesOther travellers had told us how good Pardoo station was so we decided to give it a go.
The station is down an unsealed dirt road and it’s a little corrugated. Although you don’t need an off road vehicle it pays to take it slowly.
Pardoo is between Port Hedland and Eighty Mile Beach.
As soon as we arrived I wanted to stay longer, it just has a nice feel about it.
Also they have a swimming pool. In the 35c heat I was sold 🙂
We chose a spot in the shade and hooked up to power and water. They do say not to drink the water because it’s not filtered. If you are worried, they do have a tap near reception/ store for drinking water.
The on site store sells all your basics as well as alcohol and fishing gear.
At Pardoo you have a choice of over a hundred sites. Most sites are lovely green grass.
You pay the same for power as you do unpowerd so we chose power. On arrival they give you a electronic swipe card to get in and out of the gate. This is a $20 deposit that you get back on departure.
If you pay with your card they put it back on it when you’ve checked out.
The pool is very welcoming. You’ll find it next to the large communal fire pit. The pit is lit at 5pm each night April – October.
Adjacent to the pool, you’ll find the coffin dodgers bowling green sign. Hire bowls from the store for a gold coin donation.
The funds go to the Royal Flying Doctors.
Four shower/toilet blocks are around Pardoo camp. They also have a laundry and camp kitchen.
The camp kitchen has everything you need and more including dining table and couch area.
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BBQ’s are near a nice little seating area. As well as sitting to enjoying your BBQ, grab a coffee from the store and chill out here.
Pardoo do proper coffee I might add. The store also sells alcohol and all your basics
As well as the BBQ area Pardoo has an on-site restaurant. Choose between breakfast, lunch and dinner.
We were really looking forward to tasting their steaks as it would be fresh off the land. Unfortunately they had a group booking so we missed out.
Staff were good enough to offer some chips or similar if we had wanted. All good as we had food, maybe next time 🙂
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Children don’t miss out here, they can head to the calf feeding at 5pm or 7am. They might also spot horses in the same area.
Cows can be seen close by on a drive to the coast line.
Do you like to fish or like a stroll along the beach? Have a drive to the Pardoo coast line.
This was the first place we drove to. The view is stunning and it’s a lovely place to visit. Reception give you a print out of the tidal times on your arrival as well as a map of the 4×4 drive.
If you need it they also have a place to wash down your car and put air in your tyres.
Pardoo Creek
The second place we arrived at was Pardoo Creek. A few people had already set up high up on the rocks waiting for the tide to come in.
We had a stroll along the beach and checked out some coral and shells. The tide was coming in fast but it was beautiful.
Red Point
Red Point was our next stop. Apart from a couple in there tinny and another couple fishing the place was empty.
Bones Beach
Lastly, Bones Beach was a large dry sandy area. Bones is a tidal area and would fill up quickly.
Gutting of fish has to be done at the beach and they have a wash down bay if you need it.
Pardoo is a very relaxing place and has everything you could need. I’m so glad this place was recommended to us.
Would we stay again? Heck yes! It’s a place we would stop at again and recommend to others.
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