Davidk said..
Gotta be family friendly and accessible by 2WD.

Anyone?

Chooks backyard

Sorry........ I've been away land sailing at Lake Lefroy.

Lots of places to kite and stay. Make sure you ring ahead for accommodation though. It's peak time at school holidays. The town is overflowing when I was there today.

Local beaches are pretty good access in a car. But I wouldn't drive on them.

The Duke of New Orleans caravan park 60kms east of the town may be worth a ring. They are usually booked out many months before holidays though.

National park campsites would be at a premium.
The shire rangers are really strict here and check most local haunts of an evening as well.

We are just starting to get our summer patterns of NE in the morning and a SE sea breeze in the arvo.

Cheers.

There are lots, but they are almost always full, unless it's the middle of winter and blowing a gale.
Don't just rock up and expect to get a campsite. Specially in summer.

Actually, campsites in WA national parks are in severe under supply. The national park east of esperance is no exception.

There are so many places where you drive all day to get there only to be told there are no sites left,.. all six are occupied. ??
Considering the thousands of square kilometers we have here in WA, it's unbelievable that all they can manage is such a small number of sites.

I agree that all can't expect to have thebest sire on edge of the beach, or river or whatever, but surely they could set up overflow campsites a kilometer or so from the best sites, so you don't need to drive a hundred kilometers to the next town or whatever.

If they want to encourage australans to holiday in their own country, then do something to make them feel welcome.
Don't put in place all sorts of regulations and restrictions so every trip is a seieas of conflicts with bureaucracy.

If they need an example of how it should be, try Tasmania, or Norway if they want to look further.

Watch out for the big nibbly creatures down there...

Maybe not Wylie Beach... tragic. Hope he pulls through OK.

www.news.com.au/national/western-australia-shark-attack-victim-loses-both-his-arms/news-story/67099ca81727c07781b573c519d84dd9

Yeh totally agree pweedus.

It happened at "Kelp beds" about half way to Cape Le Grande along Wylie bay.

My heart goes out to him and his family.

Esperance hospital doesn't have the ability to deal with such serious injuries, so airlifted to Perth.