March Fly Glen Rest Area

King Leopold Ranges, WA

March Fly Glen Rest Area

King Leopold Ranges, WA

At a glanceFree campsite

Free CampingTent SiteBBQCaravansPets WelcomeFire PlaceToilets

About this campsite

A shaded roadside rest area on the Gibb River Road with picnic tables and BBQ plates. Important: camping is permitted only in the road reserve at the start of the site — do not drive around the chain onto Wunaamin Conservation Park, an area of high cultural significance where camping is not permitted. DBCA rangers conduct random checks and illegal camping may attract a fine.

Important — camping is permitted only in the Gibb River Road road reserve at the start of this site. A rough track leads from here into Wunaamin Conservation Park, an area of high cultural significance, where camping is not permitted. No-camping signs and a chain have been installed across this track — please do not drive around the chain. WA Parks and Wildlife (DBCA) rangers now carry out random checks, and illegal camping may attract a fine. March Fly Glen Rest Area offers level, shaded sites with picnic tables and BBQ plates — a pleasant spot for a break or an overnight stop within the road reserve. Access can be rough and is dry-weather only, so larger rigs should inspect the area before entering. Please camp only in the permitted road-reserve area and respect the Conservation Park boundary and its cultural significance.

How to Get There

400m NE of Leopold Downs Road, 102km W of Imintji Store, 126km E of Derby.

What this place offers

Amenities

Toilets

Accommodation Types

Tent Site

Caravans

Free Camping

Facilities

BBQ

Picnic Tables

Shade

Rules & Accessibility

Pets Welcome

Other Features

Free Overnight Camp

Day Rest Area

Unknown feature

Day Use Area

BBQ plates

Overnight Rest Area

Picnic Table

Shaded sites

Fire Place

Mostly leve

Dry Access Only

Rough Road Conditions

Location

March Fly Glen Rest Area•Gibb River Road, King Leopold Ranges, WA, 6728

Explore on our map Get Directions Open in Maps

Nearby Campsites

within 50km

48.0 km away

King Leopold Ranges, WA

RAAF Boab Quarry

RAAF Boab Quarry is a vast, freely accessible campsite located in an isolated rugged landscape. It provides ample room for large equipment, with a level gravel surface offering comfortable setup. Although devoid of facilities, it's surrounded by natural beauty, featuring a unique man-made gorge-like quarry which visitors can enjoy for a refreshing swim. Ideal for short stays, it embraces adventurers with a rustic and raw experience of outdoor living.

48.0 km away

King Leopold Ranges, WA

Windjana Gorge National Park

Windjana Gorge National Park, located in Western Australia, is a stunning natural attraction characterized by abrupt, towering walls that rise from the vast floodplain of the Lennard River. It features an expansive gorge, extending 3.5 kilometres, that aesthetically cuts through the Napier Range's limestone. The park is a part of an ancient barrier reef system, which is also visible at Geikie Gorge and Tunnel Creek National Parks - making it a compelling destination for nature enthusiasts as well as geology and history buffs.

Popular Routes Through Here

Road Trip Ideas

DerbyKununurraYou're here

Legendary 4WD adventure through the heart of the Kimberley wilderness

Bell GorgeManning GorgeTunnel Creek

Plan this trip →

CairnsBroomeYou're here

Epic 3,700km adventure across tropical Australia from reef to rock

Lawn Hill GorgeKakadu National ParkMataranka Hot Springs

Plan this trip →

+5 photos

🏜️ outback route

Great Northern Highway

PerthWyndhamYou're here

Epic journey from Perth to Australia's tropical north

Karijini National ParkBungle BunglesPort Hedland

Plan this trip →

Britz HiTopCampervan

Maui UltimaCampervan

Jucy CoasterCampervan

Campervan & motorhome hire

Hitting the road? Rent the rig, not just the gear.

Compare live prices across Britz, Maui, Apollo, Jucy & more — campervans and motorhomes, one-way hires included.

Compare & book

Similar Campsites

based on features

Somewhat Similar2216.3 km away

Quilpie, QLD

Baldy Top Lookout

Baldy Top Lookout is a stunning destination that offers an unsurpassed panorama of the vast surrounding landscape. With two elevated plateaus to explore, it stands as a novelty in the channel country, a region typically devoid of such heights. Despite the rougher road requiring a 4WD to the second plateau, it's well worth the visit, presenting a unique opportunity to experience an elevated view without exerting much effort. Your adventure and appreciation for nature's beauty awaits at Baldy Top Lookout.

Somewhat Similar3024.2 km away

Thologolong, VIC

Kennedys Reserve Rest Area

Kennedys Reserve Rest Area is a tranquil retreat nestled in a lush bush surrounding and well insulated from roadside noise. It offers a great vantage point overlooking the wide stretch of the Murray River, with a moderately steep bank. If you're lucky, you can claim one of the few decent camping spots. The scenic views of the river rolling towards the Hume Reservoir make this small but charming spot a must-visit.

Somewhat Similar3150.8 km away

Thora, NSW

Roses Park Rest Area

Roses Park Rest Area offers a serene and conveniently located base for travelers. Situated on the bank of the Bellinger River, this beautiful spot is located on the Waterfall Way just before the steep climb to Dorrigo. This rest area has been maintained as a free overnight area with a 48-hour maximum stay. Visitors are encouraged to help preserve this park's status by keeping it clean and tidy. The views, calmness, and accessibility make Roses Park Rest Area a desirable stopping point for travelers.

View all similar campsites

Free to stay

No booking needed — first come, first served

Free campsite — no booking needed, sites are first come, first served.

$0 camping — no fees at this site

Sites are first come, first served — arrive early on holidays

Check the weather & fire outlook below before you go

Plan a road trip through here →