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Paraburdoo, WA 6754

Pilbara · Western Australia · Population 1,324 · Median age 35

Small Pilbara town with a caravan park offering access to nearby natural attractions and outback experiences in remote Western Australia.

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Written by Touringuide Team

Paraburdoo is a modest settlement in the Pilbara region, serving as a useful stopover for travellers exploring Western Australia's remote interior. The town has limited services but provides essential facilities including a caravan park and basic supplies. The surrounding area offers access to Pilbara landscapes and geological features typical of the region.

With a population around 1,300, Paraburdoo maintains a quiet, outback character. Accommodation is centred on the caravan park, making it a practical base for touring the Pilbara. Visitors should plan ahead for fuel, food, and supplies, as services are limited compared to larger towns.

About Paraburdoo — Demographics

Based on postcode 6754 area (ABS Census 2021)
1,324
Population
35
Median Age
$3,215/wk
Median Household Income
2.5
Avg Household Size
$1,563/mo
Median Mortgage
$30/wk
Median Rent
18%
Born Overseas

Travel Info

Must See

  • Puraburdoo Caravan ParkMain accommodation and service hub with facilities for caravans and campervans

Travel Tips

  • Fuel up before arriving and confirm fuel availability in town — outback distances are substantial
  • Stock up on groceries and provisions at the general store; larger shopping is not available locally
  • Book caravan park accommodation ahead during peak touring seasons
  • Carry extra water and check vehicle conditions before exploring surrounding Pilbara tracks
  • Mobile coverage may be patchy; plan communication accordingly
Traffic & Access: Paraburdoo is accessed via main highways through the Pilbara. Roads to and from town are generally sealed, but check conditions during wet season as some regional routes may be affected.
Best Time to Visit: April to September offers cooler temperatures and better driving conditions; avoid December to February due to extreme heat.