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Camping?

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Fees and Camping

Explore the camp sites

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Camp sites from the air
 
 
Tea Tree West Camp
Little Nanas Beach
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Camping at Tea Tree West

Where is
Tamala Station?

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Tamala Station, Nanga, Shark Bay

Tamala station is located in Western Australia and is part of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area. Tamala and the Shark Bay areas are renowned for their camping, fishing and tourist activities year round, its a popular destination for the grey nomads to relax and enjoy the unspoilt beauty.

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Nature at its best

Tamala and Shark bay are home to an incredible array of Bird and Wildlfe species.

Flora and Fauna

Bird Species

Fishing

Contact us

Welcome to Tamala Station. Your host Jon Warren, Manager of Tamala station is contactable via email or phone during the hours of 9-6pm Monday-Saturday.

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Tamala station will remain closed for camping until further notice.

Tamala’s request for a new camping licence has been declined.

We have been advised that we need another Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) that specifically includes the camping area before any application will be considered. Acquiring an ILUA involves extensive consultation and a protracted legal process. This means we will have to remain closed to the public for the duration of the process that may well take two years to resolve.

We are committed to engaging with the relevant government department to meet the necessary requirements and regain a camping licence if possible.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Jon Warren

Manager, Tamala station

July 2023