Warner Glen at Chapman Pool Campground
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Warner Glen at Chapman Pool Campground
Margaret River town and Augusta are both about 20 minutes away by car.
To get there, head down Bussell Highway then turn east onto Warner Glen Road. A small wooden sign marks the turn-off to the Warner Glen at Chapman Pool area. Turn right at the sign and follow the gravel road that leads down to the brook and campsites.
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Warner Glen at Chapman Pool Campground is a beautiful place to camp, located in the jarrah forest on the banks of Chapman Brook where it broadens into a deep pool just before joining up with the Blackwood River. The campground is in Blackwood National Park, between Margaret River and Augusta.
It’s also a nice place to visit during the day for a picnic in the forest by the brook, a swim in the cold river or a peaceful bush walk to a lookout overlooking the Blackwood River.
Warner Glen at Chapman Pool Campground has twenty campsites close to Chapman Brook. The campsites are nestled in the bush and separated from the track by logs. Some campsites are not suitable for caravans and camper trailers.
Booking a campsite is essential and can be made 180 days in advance.
Like most bush campgrounds managed by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions, this campground has minimal camping facilities. There is a long drop toilet but no drinking water or showers. These bush campgrounds are cheaper and far more peaceful and natural than most caravan/holiday parks with better facilities, so if you don’t mind roughing it for a few days then it’s well worth it.
Camp Fires, Cooking and Picnics
Fire rings and barbecues are provided for campers and picnickers, but fires are subject to restrictions, depending on the weather and time of year. And you can’t rely on there being firewood available (although there sometimes is); check the restrictions on the movement of wood, including firewood, with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development. There are picnic benches pleasantly located down by the brook, and plenty more, plus an undercover shelter with gas bbq's.
Warner Glen at Chapman Pool Camping Fees The following camping fees are per person, per night: *Last checked: February 2025
Booking a campsite is essential and can be made 180 days in advance.
Like most bush campgrounds managed by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions, this campground has minimal camping facilities. There is a long drop toilet but no drinking water or showers. These bush campgrounds are cheaper and far more peaceful and natural than most caravan/holiday parks with better facilities, so if you don’t mind roughing it for a few days then it’s well worth it.
Camp Fires, Cooking and Picnics
Fire rings and barbecues are provided for campers and picnickers, but fires are subject to restrictions, depending on the weather and time of year. And you can’t rely on there being firewood available (although there sometimes is); check the restrictions on the movement of wood, including firewood, with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development. There are picnic benches pleasantly located down by the brook, and plenty more, plus an undercover shelter with gas bbq's.
Warner Glen at Chapman Pool Camping Fees The following camping fees are per person, per night: *Last checked: February 2025
Adults (16+): $15
Concession: $10
Child: (6 – 15): $5
5 Years and Younger: free
*Rates are subject to change. Please refer to the Explore Parks WA website for the latest pricing and availability.
Bookings are essential and can be made 180 days in advance.
Facilities
Washing water (not suitable for drinking) No showers/bathrooms Long drop toilets Fire rings and barbecues Picnic benches Rules and Conditions No generators Fire restrictions apply during bushfire season
Dogs are permitted, but must be kept controlled and on a leash at all times. Be aware that animal baits are used in the area. Some campsites are not suitable for caravans or camper trailers.
Facilities
Washing water (not suitable for drinking) No showers/bathrooms Long drop toilets Fire rings and barbecues Picnic benches Rules and Conditions No generators Fire restrictions apply during bushfire season
Dogs are permitted, but must be kept controlled and on a leash at all times. Be aware that animal baits are used in the area. Some campsites are not suitable for caravans or camper trailers.
