Kirkalocka Station, Daggar Hills
24-hour stay recorded by Main Roads
Major Rest Area on Great Northern Hwy at Daggar Hills, in Mount Magnet, Western Australia. Main Roads records this as a stopping place where a 24-hour stay is available.
Signs override this page. Whatever is signed at the site is the rule that applies, no matter what is written here.
Check the sign before you rely on this. The regulations define a road side rest area as an area designated by a traffic sign, erected in accordance with a written law, as an area that may be used for 24 hours for resting, stopping or camping in a vehicle. The traffic sign is what brings a place within the exception. The dataset records what Main Roads holds; the traffic sign in front of you is the instrument, and it can have changed since this snapshot was taken.
Amenities
- Toilets (3)
- Shelter
- Shade
- Tables (4)
- Bins (5)
- Dump point
- Single Seal surface
Main Roads publishes no water, power, shower, lighting or accessible-toilet information for its stopping places. Where a facility is not listed above, the state has not said either way.
Where it is
-28.59091, 117.78123
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Council rules here (Mount Magnet)
We have not read Mount Magnet's local laws on camping or staying overnight in a vehicle, so this page makes no claim about them. They sit on top of the state regulations and can be stricter.
Where this comes from
- “for up to 24 consecutive hours in a caravan or other vehicle on a road side rest area” — Caravan Parks and Camping Grounds Regulations 1997 (WA), current compilation, Western Australian Parliamentary Counsel's Office. Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
- “road side rest area means an area designated by a traffic sign erected in accordance with a written law, as an area which may be used for 24 hours for — (a) resting; or (b) stopping; or (c) camping, in a vehicle;” — Caravan Parks and Camping Grounds Regulations 1997 (WA), current compilation, Western Australian Parliamentary Counsel's Office. Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
- “A person may camp only — (a) at a site in a caravan park or camping ground, as appropriate, licensed under the Act; or (b) in accordance with regulation 11. Penalty: a fine of $1 000.” — Caravan Parks and Camping Grounds Regulations 1997 (WA), current compilation, Western Australian Parliamentary Counsel's Office. Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
- Location, facilities and 24-hour stay status: Road Stopping Places, Main Roads Western Australia (CC BY 4.0). Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
- Locality (Daggar Hills): not published with the site — derived from its coordinates against Suburbs and Localities (SAL) 2021 — ASGS Edition 3, Australian Bureau of Statistics (CC BY 4.0). Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.