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Potters Gorge

Potters Gorge is a large campground set in jarrah forest on the shore of Wellington Dam within Wellington National Park, about 30 minutes from Collie in Western Australia.

The campground has been redeveloped under the WA government's Parks for People initiative and now offers roughly 59 unpowered sites of varying sizes and surfaces, catering for tents, camper trailers, and caravans of all sizes.

All sites include a picnic table and fire ring; campfires are permitted seasonally in the provided fire rings only.

Shared facilities include a camp kitchen with sheltered dining areas, gas barbecues, food preparation surfaces, dishwashing sinks, drop toilets, and a dump point. Note that drinking water is not reliably available, so visitors should bring their own.

Bookings are essential and must be made in advance through Explore Parks. No pets are permitted. The surrounding park offers bushwalking, mountain biking, a pump track, and easy access to Wellington Dam — home to the largest dam mural in the world.


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