It was a lovely spot to watch the sunset over the water. The next day we went for a long walk down the other end of the beach up from our campsite, not sure how far it was but it was almost a 3 hour return walk and we had the beach to ourselves, magic. Mat went for fish in the afternoon, with a few good bites, but no hook ups. Others on the beach got some good trevally, whiting & even a queenie.
It was really hot while we were at Barn Hill so during the middle of the day we just read a book & stayed in the shade, until it cooled down. They have a small shop that does milk, frozen bread, bait and ice creams, which is handy. They do have powered sites but they are on restricted power, so the caravans can't run their air conditioners!! We are glad we went unpowered as the sites are much bigger & spread out. They have a laundry & the amenities are very basic, but clean. The generator runs at night but is a fair way away & isn't too annoying.
We were going to spend 4 nights at Barn Hill but only ended up staying for 3, 2 would probably have been enough. If we hadn't just been at Pardoo & 80 Mile Beach we would of stayed longer, but by then we were ready to hit Broome & start our Kimberley adventure.
The West Australian coastline and the Indian Ocean are so beautiful . Hope you love Broome as much as we did all those years ago. Keep the photos coming, it is lovely to see them .
ReplyDeleteIt sure is, Barn a Hill has some great walking beaches. Broome was fantastic, very hot though.
ReplyDeleteWe are in fitzroy crossing now and are heading towards Broome. After reading your blog we have put Barnhill on our to visit list. we will probably be there in a couple of days. Thanks for the great blog. Keep it up!,
ReplyDeleteWe hope you liked it. I will check out your blog to see how you went.
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