Kurrajong Campground Purnululu

Violet Valley, WA

Violet Valley Campground

Violet Valley Campground is a remote bush camp run by the Baulu-Wah community on the banks of the Bow River near Warmun in WA's Kimberley, 36km from the entrance to World Heritage Purnululu National Park (the Bungle Bungles). It offers 20 secluded campsites with hot showers, flushing toilets and BBQ facilities. The 13km access road suits 4WDs and off-road campers only.

Ord River, WA

Bungles Turnoff Parking Area Spring Creek

The Bungles Turnoff Parking Area at Spring Creek is a convenient stopover for travellers entering Purnululu National Park. The area is bifurcated into two; one along the creek, well-shaded, and spacious enough to accommodate large vehicles. The other part is surfaced with bitumen, equipped with undercover picnic tables and a clean toilet facility. Visitors are welcome to set up campfires. Moreover, the area now also includes a Caravan Park located in Mabel Downs Station for a more comfortable stay.

Ord River, WA

Leycesters Rest Area

Leycesters Rest Area offers a convenient and spacious space for travelers needing a break from the highway journey. Designed to cater to large vehicles, the rest area provides a bitumen surface and a circular configuration for easy maneuvering. Though the shade is minimal, the open space environment contributes to a comfortable and relaxing roadside rest atmosphere.

Warmun, WA

Warmun Roadhouse

Warmun Roadhouse provides a comprehensive travel stop with amenities such as a comfortable dining area, take-away food options, and a general store. This location also offers various accommodation types including a motel, backpacker lodgings, and caravan sites with power. Additional facilities include a swimming pool and secure caravan storage, ensuring both convenience and enjoyment for travelers.

Purnululu, WA

Walardi Campground Purnululu

Green Cape, NSW

Bittangabee Campground

Located in the southern area of Ben Boyd National Park, Bittangabee Campground is a hub of outdoor activities. This includes bushwalking, bird watching, swimming, and even snorkelling and diving. It also has a specific spot for kayaking and paddling on a pocket-sized beach. The area is replete with historical ruins of a storehouse, a visual reminder of its own history. A unique feature is its frequent natural displays by superb lyrebirds and a contemplative view of yachts resting in the bay.

Arakoon, NSW

Smoky Cape Campground

Located below the Smoky Cape Lighthouse, near Kempsey, the Smoky Cape Campground is a secluded paradise where you can set up a tent or camper trailer across several private pockets of campsites. Featuring a rich wildlife presence, including giant goannas, and close proximity to the beautiful South West Rocks, the campsite offers various activities such as swimming, fishing and diving at Fish Rock, hailed as one of Australia's best diving sites. However, campers must be self-sufficient during their stay.