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New Ningaloo campsite booking system under review after website crashes

14.02.2026 06:44 1 min 1 source
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New Ningaloo campsite booking system under review after website crashes
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The West Australian government says a new booking system for campsites along the Ningaloo coast will be reviewed after the website crashed repeatedly upon launch. The system, intended to provide fairer access, opened six-month bookings at 10am on the first Tuesday of each month instead of midnight. In the first 24 hours, 5,500 people entered a queue, resulting in 2,000 bookings for 550 campsites.

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14.02.2026 abc.net.au HR

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