Nallan Station

Nallan Station holds a historical prominence in Western Australia, providing a remote setting with basic camping facilities surrounded by expansive natural beauty.

The campground offers non-powered sites, a communal fire pit area, and accessible toilet facilities, though visitors should be prepared to be self-sufficient.

There is also an old shearing shed that operates as the camp kitchen, equipped with some basic amenities such as a gas stove, but campers should plan to bring necessary provisions.

Located near Cue in Western Australia's mid-west region, it hosts a plethora of wildlife and is known for a large salt pan lake that comes alive with jade and pink hues at sunrise and sunset.