Welcome to a little slice of paradise! Cape Keraudren Coastal Reserve is located 179kms north of Port Hedland on the Great Northern Highway, and 13kms west via the Cape Keraudren Access Road.
The reserve comprises an area of approximately 4,800 hectares and was vested in the Shire of East Pilbara in 1985. As the Cape Keraudren Coastal Reserve is a low-key recreational area, disturbance to the environment has been kept to a minimum. For this reason NO DOGS are allowed on the Reserve. The closest water supply is at Pardoo Roadhouse situated on the Great Northern Highway near the entrance to the Cape.
Cape Keraudren is a haven for marine, terrestrial and oceanic animals and although it can sustain a certain amount of recreational pressure impacts must be minimized. If you wish to visit this beautiful reserve, please adhere to the following:
The toilets provided are dependant on the natural breakdown of waste with the aid of an environmentally friendly product. The addition of chemical treated waste counteracts this process.
We thank you in advance for your help in preserving this natural wonder for future generations to enjoy.
The reserve comprises an area of approximately 4,800 hectares and was vested in the Shire of East Pilbara in 1985. As the Cape Keraudren Coastal Reserve is a low-key recreational area, disturbance to the environment has been kept to a minimum. For this reason NO DOGS are allowed on the Reserve. The closest water supply is at Pardoo Roadhouse situated on the Great Northern Highway near the entrance to the Cape.
Cape Keraudren is a haven for marine, terrestrial and oceanic animals and although it can sustain a certain amount of recreational pressure impacts must be minimized. If you wish to visit this beautiful reserve, please adhere to the following:
- Camp only at designated camping areas as shown on the map
- Reduced speed on the Cape Keraudren access road and on the reserve
- Place rubbish in the bins provided
- Do not dispose of chemical toilet waste in the toilets.
The toilets provided are dependant on the natural breakdown of waste with the aid of an environmentally friendly product. The addition of chemical treated waste counteracts this process.
We thank you in advance for your help in preserving this natural wonder for future generations to enjoy.
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Photo courtesy of the Shire of East Pilbara.