Ningaloo Lighthouse Bar & Bistro

Loved our stay here, perfect for the national park and the surrounding area. We paid for a private room, which included a kitchen and a toilet. The bed was comfy, clean and the accommodation was perfect. We paid $110 per night and it was worth every penny! The only issue was the shower blocks, which were on the old side. If too many people showered at once the water struggled to stay warm.

We paid $45 for a powered caravan site for two people. The site had a concrete slab and some shade from trees. The amenities are okay but I'm guessing there is as much biodiversity in the urinal as on the reef. The main problem at this camp is you can't use the water on your site. It's in a interesting location with the lighthouse and the beach nearby. Please like this review if it has been helpful.

Friendly staff who got us checked in. We stayed in the chalet and had everything we needed being in a rural area. Make sure you bring own drinking water, as the rain water tanks still taste very metallic. Bed and facilities were clean, the place seems a little run down but being in the middle of nowhere, this is as good as it gets. The caravan park even has its own petrol pump, and the price was cheapest on the peninsula. Last place to fill up before heading in to the national park. Right next to the light house, walkable distance or 5 minute drive up the hill so you don’t need to walk back down after sunset.

Paid premium price for powered site no slab, van just fitted on site. After making payment told that cannot connect water to van as its bore water, which is very salty. Unsure why taps are provided at sites if cannot use the water. Showers and laundry have same water. Showers very small not much area to get changed in. Water is provided for drinking. After 6 weeks travelling this would be worse park we have stayed in. Would recommend going elsewhere and try a station stay. Position is great nice beach and views.

Location was good with both Exmouth not too far in one direction and Ningaloo Reef in the other (that statement may be relative as long distances are a fact of life in this part of the world). From that perspective the facility was great. I thought the facilities (eg camp kitchen / dish wash up facilities were inadequate), the toilet / shower room required maintenance (eg broken hooks in shower cubicle, damaged locks, urinal outlet screen broken and encrusted), there was only one toilet and two shower cubicles in the men's ablution block which I thought was inadequate particularly at busy times in the morning and evening. However the communal barbecue facility was good. Would I go back again - probably if I were to revisit the holiday.

Good location right at the entrance to cape range NP Coffee and iced coffees from the bistro are spot on as well as the food. Only downside is the only drinking water is straight from the tank and can only fill 10l All water in showers and toilets is salty bore water. Wouldnt mind but only stayed the night to rinse the salt water off me. Brushing my teeth in the sink made me want to gag bring a bottle of fresh water to sinks for teeth brushing. Otherwise a nice stay. Good camp kitchens too and new laundry machines.