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10 EARNSHAW ROAD, BUSSELTON, WA, 6280 1300 BEACHLANDS www.beachlands.com.au • Heated Pool • Heated Water Playground • Children's Playground • Giant Jumping Pillow • Table Tennis Table • Fully Equipped Camper's Kitchen • Undercover BBQ Areas • Wireless Internet Access • Laundry Facilities • Two Amenities Blocks (one with disabled access) • TV Points to All Sites • Bike Hire • Pedal Kart Hire • DVD Hire • Guest Library • Family Bathrooms • Coffee Lounge • NEOS 360 Playzone • 100m to Beach Winery Tours Whale Watching Bush Walking Wildflowers Horse Riding Beachcombing Swimming Fishing & Crabbing Diving Cheese Tasting Art & Craft Galleries Pottery Studios Ice Creamery Chocolate Factory Fine Dining Animal Farms Wildlife Parks Caves & Lighthouse Underwater Observatory Things to See & Do Facilities & Activities We hope you will enjoy your stay with us and we sincerely recommend the services listed for your convenience • The Tourist Bureau is located at: Busselton Foreshore, beach end of Queen St. Phone: 9752 5800. • The Town Jetty is two kilometres long, and was once reputed to be the longest timber jetty in Australia. The Underwater Observatory at the end of the Jetty is now open. • Busselton’s population exceeds 31,000. • Wonnerup House is a colonial-style house built in 1859. It has been restored by the National Trust and is located 10km east of the township. • The old Courthouse has also been restored and is now home to an Arts Centre comprising a gallery, artists’ workshops and a coffee shop. • Southern Right Whales, Humpback Whales and dolphins are some of the region’s best attractions. Whales can be observed frolicking near the coastline in their annual migration from June until September, with Humpbacks lingering till December. Whale viewing cruises can be arranged (enquire at office), or try spotting whales and dolphins from the lookouts over Geographe Bay and at Cape Naturaliste, or further south at Cape Leeuwin. At Koombana Beach in Bunbury, 52 kms north, you will find the Dolphin Discovery Centre where you can go swimming with the dolphins (Phone: 9791 3088). • Visit nearby Dunsborough, a picturesque coastal town, on the way to beautiful beaches such as Meelup, Eagle Bay and Bunker Bay. • The rare red-tailed tropicbird has a nesting colony at the scenic Sugarloaf Rock. In & Around Busselton... DC 5 6 7 8 63 62 61 60 59 64 65 66 67 53 58 57 56 55 54 9 DC 4 DEC 1 DEC 2 DC 3 10 DSV 80 DV15 LSV18 LSV17 LSV16 SC 33 SC 34 SC 32 SC 31 ES 38 ES 37 ES 39 B5 B4 ES 36 11 CS 12 CS 13 DC 14 52 47 46 45 44 43 CT 75 CT 76 CT 77 CT 74 42 41 73 72 71 70 69 CAMP KITCHEN BBQ AMENITIES/LAUNDRY FAMILY BATHROOM OFFICE COFFEE LOUNGE DUMP POINT 100M TO BEACH 3KM TO TOWN ENTRANCE AMENITIES/DISABLED EARNSHAW ROAD BUSSELL HIGHWAY 500M TO BEACH RAMP Park Layout POOL WATER PLAYGROUND DSV 81 CT 79 CT 78 JB 23 JB 22 JB 21 BOUNDARY FENCE JUMPING PILLOW 68 BBQ PARKING LSV19 LSV20 BIN STATIONS PARKING NEOS
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10 EARNSHAW ROAD, BUSSELTON, WA, 6280
1300 BEACHLANDSwww.beachlands.com.au
• Heated Pool• Heated Water Playground• Children's Playground • Giant Jumping Pillow• Table Tennis Table• Fully Equipped Camper's
Kitchen• Undercover BBQ Areas• Wireless Internet Access• Laundry Facilities• Two Amenities Blocks
(one with disabled access)
• TV Points to All Sites• Bike Hire• Pedal Kart Hire• DVD Hire• Guest Library• Family Bathrooms• Coffee Lounge• NEOS 360 Playzone• 100m to Beach
Winery ToursWhale Watching
Bush WalkingWildflowersHorse Riding
BeachcombingSwimming
Fishing & CrabbingDiving
Cheese Tasting
Art & Craft GalleriesPottery StudiosIce Creamery
Chocolate FactoryFine Dining
Animal FarmsWildlife Parks
Caves & LighthouseUnderwater Observatory
Things to See & Do
Facilities & Activities
We hope you will enjoy your stay with us and we sincerely recommend the services
listed for your convenience
• The Tourist Bureau is located at: Busselton Foreshore, beach end of Queen St. Phone: 9752 5800.
• The Town Jetty is two kilometres long, and was once reputed to be the longest timber jetty in Australia. The Underwater Observatory at the end of the Jetty is now open.
• Busselton’s population exceeds 31,000.
• Wonnerup House is a colonial-style house built in 1859. It has been restored by the National Trust and is located 10km east of the township.
• The old Courthouse has also been restored and is now home to an Arts Centre comprising a gallery, artists’ workshops and a coffee shop.
• Southern Right Whales, Humpback Whales and dolphins are some of the region’s best attractions. Whales can be observed frolicking near the coastline in their annual migration from June until September, with Humpbacks lingering till December. Whale viewing cruises can be arranged (enquire at office), or try spotting whales and dolphins from the lookouts over
Geographe Bay and at Cape Naturaliste, or further south at Cape Leeuwin. At Koombana Beach in Bunbury, 52 kms north, you will find the Dolphin Discovery Centre where you can go swimming with the dolphins (Phone: 9791 3088).
• Visit nearby Dunsborough, a picturesque coastal town, on the way to beautiful beaches such as Meelup, Eagle Bay and Bunker Bay.
• The rare red-tailed tropicbird has a nesting colony at the scenic Sugarloaf Rock.
In & Around Busselton...
DC 5
6
7
8
63626160 59
64 65 66 6753 58 57565554
9
DC 4 DEC 1DEC 2DC 3
10
DSV
80
DV15
LSV1
8
LSV17
LSV16SC 33SC 34
SC 32
SC 31
ES 38 ES 37
ES 39
B5
B4
ES 36
11 CS 12
CS 13
DC 14
52
47 46 45 44 43
CT 75CT 76
CT 77 CT 74
42 41
7372717069CAMP
KITCHEN BBQ AMENITIES/LAUNDRY
FAMILY BATHROOM
OFFICE
COFFEE LOUNGE
DUMP POINT
100M TO BEACH
3KM TO TOWN
ENTR
ANCE
AMENITIES/DISABLED
EARNSHAW ROAD
BUSS
ELL
HIG
HWAY
500M TO BEACH RAMP
Park Layout
POOL WATERPLAYGROUND
DSV
81
CT 79
CT 78 JB
23
JB 22
JB 21
BOUNDARY FENCE
JUMPING PILLOW
68
BBQ
PAR
KIN
G
LSV1
9LS
V20
BIN STATIONS
PARKING
NEOS
