Walpole Rest Point Caravan Park is part of Summerstar Tourist Parks, a group of WA-local family owned and operated caravan, holiday and tourist parks across Western and South Australia. Summerstar properties are your home away from home in the most remarkable destinations across Western and South Australia. Carefully designed and lovingly managed by a local WA family, these are the caravan parks for the trips you’ll remember forever. The trips that won’t break the bank, but that will be reminisced about at the family dinner table for years to come. It's not just about a bed to sleep in - though we get how important a comfy bed is - it's about the warmth, the care, and the lifelong connections made under a Summerstar roof (or caravan awning!)

Walpole Rest Point Caravan Park is situated right by the beautiful Walpole-Nornalup Inlet - the perfect place to launch a boat for a fishing adventure, go for a dip to cool off in the warmer months or watch a misty morning sunrise in the winter. The park offers everything from powered caravan and camping sites and facilities, to fully self-contained cabins and units. Just a seven minute drive away is Walpole town, making the park the ideal base for exploring the Walpole Wilderness. The park is pet-friendly on powered caravan and camping sites only. The park also offers a boat ramp and launch area, a private gazebo and jetty, a functions hall, sandy beach for launching kayaks (kayak and SUP hire available), a jumping pillow, camp kitchen, laundry and barbeque areas. For those looking to relax, Rest Point allows you to sit back in tranquility and breathe a little deeper. You might like to stroll to the Walpole Country Club golf course next door for a game of 18-holes or hire a kayak and glide along the inlet.

Nestled in the Walpole-Nornalup National Park and on the banks of the Walpole-Nornalup Inlet, our park is intersected by the famous hiking trail, the Bibbulmun Track and the Munda Biddi Mountain Bike Trail. The Walpole Country Club is right next door, while the town centre of Walpole is just a seven minute drive away. Walk amongst the treetops at the nearby Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk, one of the last remaining tingle tree forests, visit the incredible coastline and cliff-faces where migrating whales can be spotted in the winter months.