Alexander Bay Camping Area (4WD) - WA

Located 80 kilometres east of Esperance, access to Alexander Bay is via an extension of Alexander Bay Road. The road is sometimes in poor condition and suitable for 4WDs only.

Known to locals as “A Bay”, the picturesque white sandy beaches, granite headland and views of offshore islands appeal to visitors wanting the experience the Esperance beach camping holiday. Fishing and surfing are popular at the site. The beach at Alexander Bay extends 9.5 km from Ben Island in the west around to Alexander Point to the east. Explorer/surveyor John Forest named these features after his brother during their epic transcontinental exploration in 1871. This access point is off Alexander Road.

The camp site includes 12 camp bays and a long drop toilet. Rubbish bins are provided within the camp site and visitors are encouraged to take their rubbish home with them.

The Shire of Esperance manages Alexander Bay camping areas.

Camp sites cost $15 per site, per night
No open fires from 1 November to 30 April.
Generators are to be set up within camp sites and only used between the hours of 7 AM – 10 PM
Cats and dogs permitted. Must be on lead or contained within camp site.
There are no dumping points on site. The nearest dump disposal facility is located on Sheldon Road, Esperance. Please take a portaloo to campsites without facilities