RAC Cervantes Holiday Park

Last updated February 2026

RAC Cervantes Holiday Park sits right on the pristine coastline of Cervantes, about two hours north of Perth. The park offers direct beach access to stunning white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, making it an ideal base for families exploring the Coral Coast. While primarily a caravan park and camping ground, day visitors can access the beachfront and facilities. The location puts families within easy reach of some of Western Australia's most spectacular coastal scenery and unique attractions. **What to Bring** Sunscreen and hats for strong coastal sun. Beach towels and swimmers. Snorkels and masks for exploring shallow waters. Comfortable walking shoes for exploring nearby attractions. Plenty of water and snacks. **Best Age Range** Suitable for all ages, though teenagers and adults particularly enjoy the snorkelling opportunities and scenic drives to nearby attractions. Younger children love the safe, shallow beach areas perfect for paddling and sandcastle building. **Good to Know** Day use fees apply for non-guests accessing facilities and beach areas. The park has a small kiosk but limited food options, so bring supplies from Cervantes town. Can get very busy during school holidays and long weekends. Strong afternoon sea breezes are common. **Nearby** The Pinnacles Desert in Nambung National Park is just 20 minutes drive south, featuring thousands of limestone pillars rising from golden sand. Cervantes town centre has the Lobster Shack where families can learn about rock lobster fishing and enjoy fresh seafood. **Tips From Other Parents** Morning visits offer calmer conditions and better visibility for snorkelling. Check tide times as some beach areas are better at different tidal stages. Bring shade as natural shelter is limited on the beach front.