Last Updated on 10 September 2026 by Rob
Fowlers Bay Bush Camp is private campground about 3.5km north of the coastal town of Fowlers Bay. It provides a great place to rest after crossing the Nullabor or just before heading off that way.
To stay at this campground, you need to be self-contained, as toilets and showers are not provided.
From the campground there are lovely views over the bay. This can be a negative in windy conditions.
Pets are permitted at this campground, and you can expect to see the owner’s dog.
Tents are permitted.
Fires are not permitted.
Fowlers Bay Bush Camp Quick Facts
| Campground Name | Fowlers Bay Bush Camp |
|---|---|
| Nearest Town | Fowlers Bay |
| GPS | 31°57'22.10"S 132°26'5.65"E |
| Access Road | Sealed |
| Number of sites | 6 |
| Toilets | No |
| Water | No |
| Dump point | Yes |
| Power | No |
| Pets | Yes |
| Tents | Yes |
| Fires permitted | No |
| Telstra coverage | Yes |
| Optus coverage | No |
| Cost | $10 per night for 2 people |
| Booking | N/A |
Campground Layout and Features
The campground has about 6 campsites. During our two night stay we had the place to ourselves which appears to be quite normal.
Rubbish bins and a dump point are available at this site. No other facilties are provided.
Fowlers Bay Bush Camp Location
The turn off to the campgraound is a 3.7km drive north of Fowlers Bay. The entrance is well marked (see photo above).
The map below shows the campground’s location. You can zoom out for a more general location.
What to Watch Out For at Fowlers Bay Bush Camp
The site is quite exposed to the wind. In windy conditions position yourself behind the shrubs for some protection.
Final Words
We enjoyed out two night stay here exploring the area and resting after driving across the Nullabor.
The owners can be contacted on 043 856 3031
This campground is featured in our 12-day itinerary between Perth and Adelaide.
Closeby Campgrounds
If you are heading towards Norseman you may like to read about Caiguna East Bush Camp. However, I would suggest finding a camp along the Bunda cliffs (unfortunately, the camp we stayed at is closed, so we can’t help).
For those visiting the Eyre Peninsula, you should visit Perlubie Beach.
Details checked 10/09/26
