Cleaverville is a popular spot for camping or day trips. Cleaverville also features fishing spots off the beach and at the mouth of the Cleaverville Creek. The camp offers a natural boat ramp, public toilets for day users and sullage disposal points. Note: Camping permit MUST be paid online before arrival and there is NO drinking water available on site. Camping season runs from 1 May to 30 September. Camping fees apply during this time and are paid in advance by booking online or visiting the Karratha Tourism & Visitor Centre on De Witt Road Karratha.

CAMPSITE PERMIT CONDITIONS:

- One Vehicle (trailer/camper in tow) per campsite.
- Please leave campsite clean and tidy by 11am of your departure date.
- Camp only within the existing campsites.
- Campers MUST only camp on the campsite they have booked.
- Camping is not permitted where coastal rehabilitation works have been undertaken.
- Maintain 3m clearance between campsites.
- Should you bring carpet or other flooring to place at your campsite it must be removed when you leave. A $200 on the spot fine can be issued if you leave it behind at the site or at bin areas; Karratha & Wickham Tip is FREE!!
- Rubbish must be placed in the bins.
- Bring your own firewood for cooking fires (no existing foliage to be damaged).
- No open fires of any type on very high extreme or catastrophic fire danger days.
- Antisocial behaviour is not tolerated.
- Be courteous with the use of generators (switch off between 10pm and 7am).
- Please stay on any existing footpaths or walk trails.
- Animals are permitted subject to the following; All animals are to be enclosed in a caravan/ tent/ fenced area or suitable enclosure sufficient to contain the animal. If an animal cannot be enclosed the owner or person who has care/control of a dog is to ensure that the dog is kept on a leash and under full control of a responsible person. The owner or person who has control of the animal is to ensure that the animal is not a nuisance to any other person or animal. Penalties will apply.
- Off road vehicles are only permitted if the vehicle is a registered Off Road Vehicle. Restrictions apply in relation to age of the driver and passengers safety equipment and noise regulations must be adhered to (Penalties apply). Off road vehicles must keep to tracks. 4wd vehicles, motorbikes and quad bike owners and drivers have a responsibility or duty of care to help protect WA flora and fauna.
- It is an offence to camp on private land without the consent of the land owner.