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STOKES & FITZGERALD NP - LOW COST CAMPING - Ep 79 - Roadtrip Australia

Well happy with our little side trek, we replenished our fridge and pantry in Esperance & topped up the water tanks, before heading out to Quagi Beach. Quagi beach was another low cost campsite at $15 per night. We chose to stay here, as we wanted to nip into Stokes National Park for a look. Kurts last name is Stokes and hence why he wanted to see HIS national park. We ducked off in the afternoon and headed in to the park. Note: we did have to deflate our tires, as the road was heavily corrugated. In under 30 minutes we were at the Moir Homestead ruins. Lots of ruins about to see and we loved the paths which helped guide you to the different spots. Without the paths, we would of missed half of the structures and points of interest. Moir Homestead ruins Seeing the sign for ‘Fanny Cove’ had us in giggles. So of course we had to go see Fanny Cove in the National Park. A nice calm bay, which looked like it would be good snorkeling and swimming. The campground had 4 sites, which were empty, but plenty of space to bring a caravan in - if you wished. From here, we nipped out to the ‘Shoal Cape’, another great bay which looked like it would be great for spearfishing. A big rock shelf too, for keen fishermen. Well Kurt was happy with his mini tour, we headed back to the van to relax. The next day, we headed to Starvation Bay. WOW! We loved this spot. We got ourselves a nice cosy site, only 20m walk to the beach. The bay was protected and calm, and had plenty of spots to explore around here on foot. We stayed 3 nights, relaxing and soaking up the sun. Again, another $15 per night campsite but we were more than happy with this spot. We moved down to Hopetoun next. The town has a free RV friendly designated campsite for self contained campers. We unhitched the van and had a little walk around town and along the beach. Rusty was pretty tired and in need of her afternoon nap, so while she was napping we ducked into Fitzgerald Nation Park [on the eastern side]. Fitzgerald Nation Park Again, only a short 15 minute drive and we were in the National Park area. We had a look at four mile beach, barrens beach, cave beach, west beach and eventually turning around at Hamersley Inlet. The inlet water level was that low, there were multiply dead fish along the shore, which was sad to see. Anyways, we left there and on the way out of the NP, we threw on our runners and climbed East Mount Barren. A short class 4 walk to the summit, but a good bit of afternoon fitness and spectacular views up top. Next stop Hyden! Thanks for watching and a BIG thank you to our Patreons for supporting our Episodes. Want to see unseen footage and be more involved with our travels than you can support us at Patreon -   / sparkysontheloose   Interested in the music we use? We use MusicBed (Royalty Free for YouTube). If you click on the link below, not only will you get a FREE month but you will also be supporting us with a free month as well. Win Win! https://www.musicbed.com/invite/tYz8w If you would like to keep up to date with our big lap of Australia then you can subscribe to us on YouTube and also follow us on Website - http://www.akindustries.com.au/sparky... Facebook -   / sparkysontheloose   Instagram -   / sparkysontheloose   Camera Equipment GoPro Hero 7 https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/705-53... Nikkon D5600 https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/705-53... Drones DJI Mavic Pro https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/705-53... DJI Spark https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/705-53...