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Breakaway Campground

Breakaway Campground sits on the edge of a breakaway cliff above the Irwin River within Coalseam Conservation Park, in the Midwest region of Western Australia.

Located in an old gravel pit, it serves as an overflow campground when the nearby Miner's Campground reaches capacity, and is open during peak season from July to October only.

The campground offers 13 compacted gravel, unpowered campsites with no on-site facilities. Campers must bring a portable, self-contained toilet and carry all waste out of the park. Generator use is permitted during limited hours.

Dogs are not allowed, and bookings are essential, available up to 180 days in advance for stays of up to three nights. The site is particularly popular in spring, when everlasting wildflowers blanket the surrounding acacia shrubland following winter rains.

Supplies and petrol can be found in Mingenew, approximately 30 km to the south.


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