| Survey Point | Shark Bay Rd park bay WA |
| Latitude | -26.4811600 (26° 28′ 52″ S) |
| Longitude | 114.0754200 (114° 4′ 32″ E) |
Near the corner with Useless Loop Rd it is possible to camp here for free rather than pay for campsites that are in nicer positions but with the same services… nil. To the north are the flats, but on the south is some quite good scrub.
Camp rating 5 it’s right by the road but it’s quiet overnight. There are no facilities here.
Surveys done 6
Blogs see main page archives:
Fitzroy Crossing along WA coast and hinterland to Perth 2018
Western Australia 2021
Shark Bay, Mt Augustus, Gibb River Rd, Purnululu(Bungles),Stuart Hwy, Eyre Hwy 2023
Perth region 2025/26 Hamelin Station 2026
- Horsfield’s Bronze-Cuckoo
- Chalcites basalis
- 1 (16.67%)
- Pallid Cuckoo
- Heteroscenes pallidus
- 1 (16.67%)
- Whistling Kite
- Haliastur sphenurus
- 1 (16.67%)
- Brown Falcon
- Falco berigora
- 1 (16.67%)
- Galah
- Eolophus roseicapilla
- 1 (16.67%)
- Budgerigar
- Melopsittacus undulatus
- 1 (16.67%)
- Variegated Fairy-wren
- Malurus lamberti
- 3 (50.00%)
- Splendid Fairy-wren
- Malurus splendens
- 3 (50.00%)
- White-winged Fairy-wren
- Malurus leucopterus
- 3 (50.00%)
- Black Honeyeater
- Sugomel nigrum
- 1 (16.67%)
- Pied Honeyeater
- Certhionyx variegatus
- 1 (16.67%)
- Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater
- Acanthagenys rufogularis
- 1 (16.67%)
- Singing Honeyeater
- Gavicalis virescens
- 5 (83.33%)
- White-fronted Honeyeater
- Purnella albifrons
- 2 (33.33%)
- Redthroat
- Pyrrholaemus brunneus
- 2 (33.33%)
- Inland Thornbill
- Acanthiza apicalis
- 2 (33.33%)
- Chestnut-rumped Thornbill
- Acanthiza uropygialis
- 2 (33.33%)
- White-browed Babbler
- Pomatostomus superciliosus
- 1 (16.67%)
- White-winged Triller
- Lalage tricolor
- 1 (16.67%)
- Rufous Whistler
- Pachycephala rufiventris
- 2 (33.33%)
- Grey Shrike-thrush
- Colluricincla harmonica
- 1 (16.67%)
- Crested Bellbird
- Oreoica gutturalis
- 3 (50.00%)
- Chiming Wedgebill
- Psophodes occidentalis
- 5 (83.33%)
- Masked Woodswallow
- Artamus personatus
- 1 (16.67%)
- Black-faced Woodswallow
- Artamus cinereus
- 1 (16.67%)
- Red-capped Robin
- Petroica goodenovii
- 2 (33.33%)
