Hamelin Pool Caravan Park

Family accommodation is a donga and very dated and in need of repair. Hostess is lovely and the location for stromatolites and telegraph history is fabulous.

Host was an absolute gem, but we found evidence of rodent activity in through kitchen. Dishes were unclean and we were only supplied with about 2 litres of drinking water. Unfortunately there was a rather large sweaty man that decided to have a bath in the pool were we were swimming, it was a bit gross!

The managers were very keen to help and to make our stay a very good one. Friendly and nothing was too much trouble for them

Nice and quiet location close to the beaches great for families camping

Wotif advertised the property as en-suite. The step up to the donga was so high we had to help my mum up and down, that was the one room that had en-suite. The tea you had to use external toilet block facilities that was unisex with a single shower and toilet. When we arrived wotif had stuffed up and only booked us one room despite taking payment for two rooms. The hosts sorted this out. We then cancelled our next night stay for 5 days later due to the place not being ideal for our needs and spoke to the owners that if we rebooked it would be through them directly. The owners denied our request to cancel and we’re now having issues having our money returned.

We appreciated the proximity to gorgeous beach and stromatolites

Best and unique location, close to Hamelin Pool stramotelites beach.

Super friendly camp host, Sue. Thanks for everything

Kitchen was Dusty and equipments as well. Location also poor. We couldn't trust the place.

Stopped here for one night on way from Exmouth to Perth, primarily to break up journey and secondly to view Stromatalites. On arrival, despite evidence of the booking on a piece of paper, the receptionist didn't know what we'd booked! It transpired that the Double Studio booked, with ensuite facilities & kitchenette, didn't exist. After over half an hour wait we were given a very small ensuite room (one quarter of a portacabin). To call this a unit is stretching the imagination. We were told we could use the camp kitchen, which we did later to prepare a simple meal and weren't impressed by the facilities, many of them dirty; views shared by others there at the same time. After our Stromatolites walk we went to relax around the pool but we're told this wasn't open so we sat in the seating area in front of our room; the seats were ok but tables needed cleaning and there was dog faeces on the floor. It's a good job we were prepared and had sufficient drinking water with us because no water at the site is consumable by humans - this information was displayed around the site but not in our accommodation. Obviously no WiFi & unfortunately no Optus reception either!!! If you want to boil a kettle ensure you have no other items using electricity. We were charging a phone & when using the kettle it kept tripping out. Disappointing and certainly not good value for money - we paid far less in prime tourist areas and got far better and more importantly what we'd booked!

No water in kitchenette, TV out, Bed linen inadequate

The place appears to be completely unkept. Rubbish bins not emptied, basic maintenance non existent. Management indifferent. Green grass in that area nice to see and swimming pool pleasant

It is more basic than we were expecting. I had paid Wotif/Expedia, but the accommodation management had not received this payment - thankfully they honoured it. Toilets were outside and there was no running water in the room. Having said that, Joseph who was temporarily looking after the place was really helpful and friendly.

small but cosy

Hamelin Pool is roughly 20 km off the main road junction, close to the stromatolites which are in walking distance from the camp. I stayed in an 8 bed dorm but was lucky as I was the only one in there. The beds are good - I slept well. All 'rooms' appear to be retired construction office containers, but they do their job. They are air-conditioned as well which was good, but I must say I didn't really need it as the area gets cool over night (was there over Christmas). The camp has no drinkable water and you get a 10 l jerry can of drinking water on arrival, and toilets/showers/pol use saline ground water. Washroom facilities are a bit end-of-life and need a renovation - I must say they still do their job well and are clean, but don't really look that way due to their pre-loved state (maybe it is also the saline water taking its toll on the facilities). I don't want to stress these negatives - this is a remote area, and running the camp as it is is likely hard enough for the manager and staff. If your expectations are a five star city hotel - this is not it. However if you embrace the WA remoteness, definitely a place to stay here. Don't forget to order a milkshake from the cafe! The other food at the cafe is good, but also just don't expect something fancy - can't stress this enough - this is not a city five star resort but a mostly owner operated outback camp! Also worth mentioning, prices at the cafe are reasonable despite this being the only cafe for miles in the area.

Staff where nice, however caravan park was run down and the double room was small, cramped and full of ants/termites. The bed was extremely soft and you spent the night trying to roll of each other. Not the parks fault but it was over 40C and there were more flies than I have seen in my whole life. Terrible value for money at $120 per night for a double.

A modest, but comfortable accommodation within walking distance of one of the few places in the world where you can see living stromatolites.

We enjoyed our stay in the old west of Australia. The service we received was just right for the setting where old meets new. The pool was clean and we'll maintained.

Het ontvangst was allerhartelijkst. Je zit echt in de middle of nowere (wat wij kunnen waarderen). We hadden een ruime caravan met zeer fijne bedden. De douche en toilet zijn buiten de caravan. Goede douche, met zandlopertje omdat water schaars is in de wijde omgeving. We kregen een 10 liter jerrycan met vers drinkwater.

Il s'agit d'un camp pour caravanes. Il y a quelques logements : ce sont des cabanons de chantier, sans eau courante ni douche... l'eau est donnée en bidons en plastiques de 5litres. Le coin est chouette et le logeur sympa mais le logement en dur est de très faible qualité (il serait interdit en France).