Ellenbrae Station in Durack, WA — photo 1

Ellenbrae Station

Durack, WA
Rest AreaShowersBBQTent SiteDrinking WaterCaravansFire PlaceToiletsPets Welcome

About this rest area

Ellenbrae Station, situated in a remote area of the Kimberley in Australia, offers an authentic outback experience. The location boasts an impressive cattle station and is a favoured rest point for tourists exploring the beautiful Gibb River Road. This rustic retreat provides unique accommodation options, invigorating walking trails, exotic bird-watching, and the opportunity to interact with the land and animals. Experience the tranquillity of the Australian bush at Ellenbrae Station.

Ellenbrae Station, ideally situated on the Gibb River Road, greets visitors as a rustic oasis amidst scenic vistas, roughly 230km away from Kununurra and 460km from Derby. Known primarily for its cattle rearing, it has now transformed into a sought-after pit stop during the arid seasons, drawing wanderlust-filled tourists from around the globe. With its unique mix of rural charm and raw nature, Ellenbrae station is a delightful detour on any Northern Territory adventure.

How to Get There

217km west of eastern end of Gibb River Road, 131km north-east of Mount Barnett on the northern side of Gibb River Road. 400m to campsite.

Features & Facilities

Amenities

Showers
Drinking Water
Toilets
Hot Showers

Accommodation Types

Tent Site
Caravans
Campground

Facilities

BBQ
Shade
Picnic Tables

Rules & Accessibility

Camping Fee

Other Features

Gift & Souvenir Shop
Day Rest Area
Cold Drinks
Dry Access Only
Cafe
Photo Opportunity
Day Use Area
Fire Place
Bird Watching
Coffee & Tea
Pets Welcome

Location

Ellenbrae StationGibb River Road, Durack, WA, 6743

Weather Forecast

via Open-Meteo
TODAY☀️
27° / 15°
FRI☀️
27° / 15°
SAT☀️
26° / 14°
SUN☀️
26° / 13°
MON☀️
27° / 14°

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