Kimberley
Remote ancient gorges, the Bungle Bungles, horizontal waterfalls and the wildest country in Australia
About this region
Kimberley
The Kimberley is what people picture when they imagine the Australian outback in its most extreme form. An area the size of California, containing a total permanent population of about 40,000 people, divided by an extraordinary tidal coastline of drowned ranges and cut by gorges that descend 100 metres from a flat surface to clear water below. It doesn't feel like anywhere else on Earth.
Purnululu National Park's Bungle Bungle Range — those extraordinary tiger-striped domes of sandstone, barely known outside Australia before 1983 — is the visual centrepiece. Cathedral Gorge, a natural amphitheatre inside the domes, is reached by a 3km walk across sandy creek beds and enters a cool, echoing chamber where the walls rise 100 metres. The Gibb River Road, 660 kilometres of corrugated dirt between Derby and Kununurra, passes through vast cattle station country with deep waterhole gorges on private land — Bell Gorge, Galvans, Manning and El Questro among them.
The Horizontal Waterfalls in Talbot Bay — seawater forced through narrow coastal gorges by the 12-metre tides of the Kimberley coast — are best seen by seaplane, which then lands on a station houseboat for the night. This is expensive Australia, remote Australia, and genuinely unforgettable Australia. The dry season window (May–September) is the only practical time to go.
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Places to Stay in Kimberley
95 campgrounds, caravan parks and accommodation across the region

Myroodah Crossing Camping Area
Myroodah Crossing Camping Area offers the beauty of untouched nature with varied birdlife fluttering around the Fitzroy River and nearby billabongs, serving as a stunning spectacle for nature and bird enthusiasts. The site also stuns with distant red rocky outcrops that accentuate the wetlands. It isn't accessible during heavy rain as the route from the Great Northern Highway is unsealed. This wonderful package of nature's bounties makes Myroodah Crossing a must-visit destination for campers seeking serenity and beauty in Australia's outback.

Neds Campground
Neds Campground, situated within the tranquil beauty of Cape Range National Park, offers a celestial camping experience. Nestled by the beach, it offers engaging activities such as fishing, snorkeling, and swimming. Being highly popular, it's recommended to arrive early during peak seasons to ensure a spot amidst the awe-inspiring surroundings. Your 5-star experience awaits at Neds Campground.

Yardie Creek Campground
Yardie Creek Campground offers a captivating camping experience located within the picturesque Cape Range National Park. It boasts ample parking for day-visitors and a cul-de-sac ensuring easy maneuverability for campers. Proximity to the beach, paired with the raw beauty of the national park, allows outdoor enthusiasts to engage in a myriad of activities. The exciting prospect of immersing in nature's splendor makes this campground an attractive destination for a revitalizing retreat.

Mesa Campground
Nestled in Cape Range National Park, Mesa Campground offers a spacious beachfront camping experience. This campsite is ideal for a range of outdoor activities, including swimming, snorkelling, fishing, and beach walking. A shaded area provides relief from the sun, accommodating even large camping set-ups. Come enjoy the diverse experiences that Mesa Campground has to offer!

Pilgramunna Campground
Pilgramunna Campground offers a unique camping experience nestled behind sand dunes, protected from prevailing winds, and just a short stroll from the beach. It attracts both nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts, being a popular site for boat launching. Its scenic seaside location makes it a perfect getaway for those seeking a tranquil outdoor adventure.

Osprey Bay Campground
Osprey Bay Campground offers an idyllic beachside camping experience within Cape Range National Park. With jaw-dropping ocean views and a rocky shoreline that reveals sandy enclaves at low tide, it's a paradise for nature lovers. A beach pathway connects to northern Sandy Bay, providing opportunities for leisurely strolls and beach exploration. Discover unrivaled beauty and tranquil camping at Osprey Bay.

Tulki Beach Campground
Perfect for nature-lovers, Tulki Beach Campground offers a unique camping experience near Turquoise Bay. Positioned just 200m from the beach, campers can enjoy the stunning environment and marine explorations with immediate proximity to a dry creek system. An ideal place to detach, this unspoiled location promises a truly authentic and unforgettable outdoor stay.

Lakeside Campground Cape Range National Park
Located within the pristine Cape Range National Park, Lakeside Campground is a haven for outdoor lovers. It boasts an enviable position right on the beach, offering captivating views and direct, easy access to water-based activities. Despite its secluded nature, the campground is accessible to all types of vehicles. Visitors can enjoy a diversity of wildlife in its natural habitat, and engage in various activities like camping, swimming, and hiking in a serene, rejuvenating environment.
Kurrajong Campground
Kurrajong Campground offers an intimate camping experience, with a limited number of spacious sites ensuring peace and tranquility. It maintains a priority for preserving the natural environment, hence the restriction on generators. With minimal separation between you and the natural beauty of the beach, waking up to the refreshing ocean breeze is an everyday comfort. A popular choice for those seeking serenity, ensure to secure your spot in advance.

Air Kimberley
Air Kimberley provides scenic flight experiences from Broome, Western Australia, specializing in aerial tours across the remote Kimberley and Pilbara regions. As established aviation pioneers in the...

Discovery Parks Broome
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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.
Discovery Parks Lake Kununurra
Emerse yourself in the Australian outdoors through adventurous camping, experience the tranquillity and wonderment of nature, including serene forest settings, rolling landscapes, and pristine beaches. Enter a world of cozy tents, outdoor cookouts, and unforgettable starlit nights. Nevermind any costs mentioned earlier for accommodations - just focus on the beauty of camping in Australia's enchanting wilderness. Discovery Parks caravan park.

Drysdale River Station Campground
Drysdale River Station Campground is a unique Australian outback experience blending aspects of a motel, hotel, farm stay, and roadhouse. With an onsite beer garden, "Kimberley North", guests can enjoy shaded tables, meals, and cold drinks. The campground has full service facilities, including hot showers and a coin laundry. While lunch does not require pre-booking, dinner reservations are highly recommended due to high demand. The staff is available to provide local information, and the campground operates in the dry season from May 1st to September 30th.
Red Sun Camels
Discover the magic of camel trekking with Red Sun Camels, Cable Beach's premier camel tour experience in Broome, Western Australia. This acclaimed operator provides daily guided camel rides along the...

Frontier Tours
Frontier Tours provides helicopter experiences across the remote Kimberley region, operating from their base in Kununnurra, WA. The company specialises in low-level scenic flights that showcase the...
True North
True North offers accommodation in Broome, Western Australia. This property provides lodging options for travelers visiting the Broome area. Located in Broome, WA, True North serves as a base for...

Mimbi Caves Campgrounds
Nestled in the stunning landscape near Fitzroy Crossing, WA, Mimbi Caves Campgrounds offers visitors a unique opportunity to combine underground exploration with comfortable camping accommodation....

Kimberley Hotel - A Kimberley Accommodation Group property
Nestled in beautifully maintained gardens just minutes from Halls Creek's town centre, the Kimberley Hotel provides comfortable accommodation for travellers exploring Western Australia's rugged...

Hotel Kununurra - A Kimberley Accommodation Group property
Located in the heart of Kununurra, WA, this 3.5-star hotel combines distinctive regional character with warm hospitality that reflects the genuine spirit of the Kimberley. Guests appreciate the...
Lake Argyle Cruises
Discover the wonders of Australia's largest artificial lake with Lake Argyle Cruises, operating from Kununurra in Western Australia's spectacular Kimberley region. With over 27 years of local...

Kimberley Croc Motel
Hidden away in Kununurra, WA, the Kimberley Croc Motel provides comfortable resort-style accommodation amid the dramatic landscapes of Australia's remote north. This 3.5-star property combines...
Absolute Ocean Charters
Absolute Ocean Charters brings decades of expertise to Broome's marine tourism scene, operating as a well-established family business specializing in guided ocean experiences. The company focuses on...
Silent Tours
Silent Tours provides intimate group experiences along Kununurra's pristine waterways, focusing on tranquil encounters with the natural environment. The operator specialises in creating peaceful...
Discovery Resorts – Lake Argyle
Discovery Resorts – Lake Argyle provides the unique opportunity to stay directly beside Australia's largest artificial lake in Kununurra, Western Australia. As the sole accommodation option with...

Hidden Valley Tourist Park
Hidden Valley Tourist Park serves as an ideal base for exploring Australia's Northern Territory. Conveniently located close to Kununurra, the park offers a variety of accommodation options, from shaded sites for tents and caravans to comfortable cabins. Guests can enjoy natural attractions, hiking trails, and local cultural experiences, making it a suitable choice for families, adventure seekers, and nature enthusiasts alike.

Five Rivers Lookout
Five Rivers Lookout in Australia offers a panoramic view of the junction of five rivers viz., the Forest, King, Pentecost, Durack, and the Ord. The beautifully scenic location set atop the Bastion Range offers an impressive vista of Wyndham and the Cambridge Gulf. Since this lookout is at an elevation, sunrise and sunset views are breathtaking. Ideal for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, visitors will take home unforgettable memories from this majestic lookout point.

Parry Creek Farm Tourist Resort and Caravan Park
Parry Creek Farm Tourist Resort & Caravan Park is a serene getaway, nestled close to the northern end of the Gibb River Road. Just a short drive from the towns of Wyndham and Kununurra, it offers convenient accommodation with access to beautiful natural sights. Gain an exceptional experience of the true Australian outback, complete with unique birdwatching opportunities. The facility presents an unbeatable blend of comfort and authentic outdoor adventure, sure to cater to all tastes.
Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge
Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge provides an immersive nature-based experience in the heart of the King Leopold Ranges Conservation Park.Operated by APT's Kimberley Wilderness Adventures, the lodge offers unique access to diverse wilderness, endemic species and Aboriginal heritage sites. Visitors can engage in a range of outdoor activities including hiking, birdwatching, and exploring historical sights. Spectacular landscapes and comfortable eco-accommodations give guests an unforgettable encounter with Australia's outback.

Whalesong Cafe and Campground
Whalesong Cafe & Campground offers an exciting adventure by combining a natural coastal experience with the comfort of a pleasant camping area and a lovely café. Surrounded by the beautiful Kimberley coastline, the facility guarantees relaxation and is known for its friendly and helpful owners. Guest can indulge in nature, enjoy cool water showers, and cater to gastronomical needs all in one place.

Caroline Pool
Caroline Pool is a natural oasis nestled beside the Elvire River, just 15km east of Halls Creek. Its stunning waterhole serves as an appealing swimming spot, acting as a magnet for locals and tourists. This scenic retreat also offers ready opportunities for exploring the Australian wilderness, making it an attractive destination for those keen on nature and outdoor adventures. Its serene atmosphere additionally makes it an ideal stop for travelers seeking tranquility and relaxation.

Sawtooth Gorge Campground
Sawtooth Gorge Campground offers an authentic camping experience nestled beside the Black Elvire River. Perfect for those seeking solace in nature, it provides a raw bush environment for basic camping with spectacular river views. Unsuitable for caravans or large rigs, this remote destination caters to individuals and families looking for a true off-the-grid adventure amidst untouched flora and fauna.

Mornington Wilderness Camp
Mornington Wilderness Camp is a sanctuary run by the Australian Wildlife Conservancy, located in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. It offers a unique experience of staying close to pure nature and wildlife. With eco-friendly facilities, it provides chances to witness endangered species, participate in guided tours and explore remote gorges. The camp also contributes to the preservation and research of Australia's biodiversity.

Wuggubun Aboriginal Community Campground
The Wuggubun Aboriginal Community Campground offers an immersive cultural experience with the benefit of comfortable camping facilities. It's situated in a picturesque valley and is maintained by a friendly communal team, led by caretaker Jack. This site is welcoming to all, providing the perfect scenic location for your holiday, weekend getaway, or corporate retreat. An ideal place for those seeking connection with nature while appreciating Aboriginal heritage.

Kurrajong Campground Purnululu
Kurrajong Campground is nestled in the heart of Purnululu National Park, Australia, known for its world-heritage listed Bungle Bungle Range. It offers a perfect base for explorations, with close proximity to Piccaninny Creek, the park's heritage trail and the diverse wildlife. The camping site has basic facilities and is perfect for those seeking a remote, out-of-the-box outdoors experience amidst stunning landscapes and serene ambience.

Prices Point Camping Area
Prices Point Camping Area is a scenic beachside campground situated on the Western coast of the beautiful Dampier Peninsula, just north of Broome. With a stay limit of 3 days, it provides an experience of remote camping in nature. It's a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts with opportunities for fishing and swimming in the vast ocean front. However, it's important to note that this is a minimalist spot with no facilities included.

Punamii-Uunpuu (Mitchell Falls Campground)
Set in a remote area of the Kimberley, Punamii-Uunpuu (Mitchell Falls Campground) is a rugged paradise renowned for its splendiferous waterfalls, ancient Aboriginal rock art, and sacred Wunambal cultural sites. However, due to its remote and rough terrain, access is only possible via a four-wheel-drive vehicle, and caravans are not permitted. This untamed wilderness promises a thrilling adventure and a peek into an ancient culture, appealing especially to outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs.

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.

Roebuck Plains Rest Area
Roebuck Plains Rest Area is a serene location perfect for convenient breaks on road trips or simply a relaxing pitstop for travellers. It provides a spacious gravel area, especially catering to large rigs, ensuring ample space for all vehicles. Despite offering no specific facilities, its natural beauty and tranquil ambiance are ideal for an inviting pause in your journey, allowing you to recharge amidst nature.

Quandong Camping Area
Quandong Camping Area is a uniquely beautiful spot nestled on the remote western coastline of the Dampier Peninsula, north of Broome. This camping destination provides a truly immersive experience with nature. Famed for its rich Aboriginal history and wild desert fruit- the Quandong or Wild Peach, this site embodies tranquility and primal survival. The journey to reach it may be challenging, but the scenic beauty and serene environment make it a worthy adventure, perfect for the wilderness lovers.

Doon Doon Roadhouse
The Doon Doon Roadhouse offers travelers a charming pit-stop on their journey, an oasis of refreshment and relaxation, where you can savor delicious meals and beverages. Its convenience store is well-stocked, catering to various essential needs. Despite the temporary halt of its caravan park services, the roadhouse remains a lively hub of activity appreciated for its welcoming attitude, beautiful surrounding views, and the unique experience it brings.

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.

Mary Pool Rest Area
The Mary Pool Rest Area is a spacious area perfect for caravans with a unique charm of roaming cattle. As it attracts a frequent in-and-out traffic of vans, early arrivals can enjoy the benefit of shade. Being a well-trafficked area, dust can form so slow driving is advisable. At the highway side of the river, there's additional parking with no facilities or shade. It's a perfect open space for those seeking rest and a touch of nature during their travels.

Maggie Creek Rest Area
Maggie Creek Rest Area is your serene overnight refuge nestled amidst the beauty of nature. Set against a scenic backdrop of stunning Boab trees and towering cliffs, it offers unparalleled opportunities for photography especially before sunset. However, as it becomes a haven for flying insects at night, visitors are advised to stay inside with screens when turning on the lights.

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.

The Boab Rest Area
The Boab Rest Area offers a spacious tarred surface, ideal for larger vehicles and setups. While it's located close to the road, the noise disruption is minimal, providing a peaceful overnight stay. Its drive-through configuration allows for easy access and optimal convenience. Notably, it offers a shaded area, providing great comfort during sunny days. Visit us to enjoy a comfortable and easy stopover on your journey.

Moochalabra Dam Picnic Area

Grotto Creek

Old Halls Creek Lodge

Little Panton River Rest Area

Scenic Lookout Parking Area

Crossing Inn
Crossing Inn is a historic hotel nestled on the banks of the magnificent Fitzroy River. As the oldest established hotel in the Kimberleys region, it proudly offers an evolved blend of heritage and modern comforts. An ideal destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers, the inn promises grand river views, enchanting local fauna, and a unique stay experience taking you back in time. Visit Crossing Inn for a memorable vacation where history meets natural beauty effortlessly.

Ersine Range Rest Area

Palm Grove Holiday Resort
Palm Grove Holiday Resort offers top-tier accommodation nestled near the stunning Cable Beach in Broome. With a variety of amenities, the resort guarantees comfort and full enjoyment for all guests. The perfect location allows close proximity to local attractions and activities. Making memories under the warm Broome sun, surrounded by natural beauty becomes second nature at Palm Grove Holiday Resort. Enjoy a relaxing getaway with us, where your satisfaction is our utmost priority.

Mount Barnett Roadhouse

Silent Grove Camping Area

Palm Springs Rest Area

Cockburn South Rest Area

Kalumburu Rest Area

Gibb River Rest Area

Larrawa Station Bush Camping

Walardi Campground Purnululu

Manning Gorge Camping Area

Kununurra Town Caravan Park
Centrally located caravan park in Kununurra, gateway to the East Kimberley. Powered sites, cabins, camp kitchen. Close to Lake Argyle, Ord River cruises, El Questro, and the Bungle Bungles.

Lake Argyle Caravan and Camping Park
This unique destination provides unmatched opportunities to enjoy a mix of natural marvels and leisure activities. Facilities include camp kitchens, clean restrooms, a large pool and a playground for kids. Activities include lake swimming, fishing, bird-watching, various tours and guided bush walks. The site is pet-friendly, perfect for families, nature lovers and adventurers.

Hann River Camping Area
Hann River Camping Area is an expansive outdoor space, accommodating various camp sizes, from small tents to large rigs. Offering both level and shaded sites, it is an ideal location for campers seeking a simple and natural escape. However, there's a lack of signs on the road and facilities, contributing to its untouched, wilderness atmosphere. Whether you're a family, a group of friends, or a solo camper, Hann River Camping Area's unspoilt environment invites a truly organic camping experience.

Willare Bridge Roadhouse Caravan Park
Broome Caravan Park
Broome Caravan Park, located before the town centre of Broome and near Cable Beach, is a perfect vacation spot for caravan lovers. The park offers spacious sites for both caravans and camping, set amidst peaceful and scenic surroundings. It's an ideal destination for those who love outdoor activities, with opportunities to explore the local attractions of Broome. With impeccable facilities and user-friendly amenities, this park guarantees an unforgettable motorhome holiday experience.

Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park
Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park is a picturesque haven resting alongside Lake Kununurra, just off the iconic Victoria Highway. Next door, visitors will find the beloved Celebrity Tree Park and breath-taking views of the Sleeping Buddha rock formation. The park offers a serene escape, complemented by top-tier amenities, an array of outdoor activities, and scenic nature walks for an unforgettable stay amid Australia's treasured landscapes.

Ellenbrae Station
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.

Lennard River Rest Area
The Lennard River Rest Area is an ideal stopover for travelers seeking a safe and convenient location to take a break. The site caters to vehicles of all sizes, including large rigs, and offers mostly level and some shaded sites for comfortable rest. The area is equipped with a garbage disposal site near Tunnel Creek Road to maintain cleanliness and sustainability.

Fitzroy River Lodge
Fitzroy River Lodge presents a tranquil oasis in Australia's rugged Kimberly region, surrounded by sprawling landscapes and nestled along the Fitzroy River's banks. With 50 acres of naturally beautiful bushland, guests are invited to unwind amid lush trees and well-kept gardens. Its ideal location offers a unique opportunity to explore the untamed wilderness, breath-taking views, and a diversity of local wildlife. The lodge ensures a memorable getaway with an authentic touch of nature.

Kooljaman Cape Leveque
Kooljaman Cape Leveque offers a unique and stunning getaway, offering gorgeous sunrises and sunsets. This natural and cultural oasis provides a wide array of activities; from swimming in pristine azure waters, capturing the beautiful surroundings through your lens, to walking tours around the diverse environment. Add in the chance to learn about local culture and the opportunity to whale watch makes it a destination not to be missed.

El Questro Station
Riverside and bush camping at The Station, deep in El Questro's 700,000-acre wilderness park on the Gibb River Road — dry season only, 4WD required, permit included with your booking.

Tarunda Caravan Park
Tarunda Caravan Park is a welcoming park in Forrest Road Fitzroy Crossing offering visitors a place to relax and enjoy the great outdoors. With both powered and unpowered sites available, it is ideal for caravans, campervans, and tents. The site boasts prime location with easy access to a supermarket, making it a comfortable and convenient choice for travellers. Its pet-friendly policy also makes it a perfect place for the whole family to stay.

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.

Wyndham Caravan Park
Wyndham Caravan Park is a serene retreat, situated under the impressive Bastion Range. The park boast expansive lawns and large ghost gum trees, providing both shade and a unique ambiance. It is a perfect base for those looking to explore the vast and diverse Kimberley region. Among the amenities, are comfortable accommodations and nature-inspired recreational activities, aiming at providing a refreshing experience.

Broome Vacation Village
Experience a memorable stay at Broome Vacation Village - an easily accessible site that caters to all camping arrangements, from tents to caravans and buses. With a conveniently located bus stop right outside, you're perfectly positioned to explore all the nearby attractions at your leisure. The park's shaded campsites provide cool, comfortable settings for ultimate relaxation and Broom's natural beauty. Step into adventure and tranquility in one affordable visit.

Kimberley Entrance Caravan Park
Featuring top-class facilities with ample space, it's the perfect staging ground for exploring Australia's stunning Kimberley region. From your site, you can enjoy fishing, bird watching, and views of the iconic boab trees. Its central location offers easy access to local attractions, making it an ideal choice for travelers seeking an authentically Australian outdoor experience.

Barn Hill Station Campground
Barn Hill Station Campground offers a unique beachfront stay nestled in a Kimberley Cattle Station, boasting gorgeous views of the Indian Ocean. A mere 50m walk from the waters, it provides an excellent blend of country charm and seaside relaxation. It's a perfect escape for those seeking a tranquil setting and the opportunity to reconnect with nature.

Ngumban Cliff Lookout
Ngumban Cliff Lookout offers an unforgettable overnight stay experience with stunning, panoramic views. This clean, well-maintained location is ideal for nature lovers and those who appreciate tranquil settings. Please note, its open landscape lacks shading, making it perfect for star gazing and providing uninterrupted views of the surroundings.

Mambi Island Camping Area

NT-WA Border Checkpoint Rest Area
The NT-WA border checkpoint rest area is positioned strategically to protect the Ord River Irrigation Area from foreign pests. It functions as an agricultural quarantine station run by the WA government where fresh fruits, vegetables, plants, and honey are thoroughly checked. Visitors are advised to either cook their perishables before entry or surrender them at the station, emphasizing honesty as lies and deceit can lead to serious repercussions for both visiting individuals and farmers within protected zones.

Fitzroy River Rest Area at Willare Bridge

Russ Creek Camping Area
Russ Creek Camping Area is an off-the-beaten-path destination offering a serene camping experience for camper vans, trailers, and larger vehicles with good clearance. This remote escape isn't signposted, adding an element of adventure to your trip. The space is limited, making it a peaceful and intimate retreat for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers who appreciate privacy and quiet. Whether you're into camping, hiking or simply enjoying the outdoors, Russ Creek provides a unique and serene environment.

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.

Mount Elizabeth Station
Mount Elizabeth Station is an active cattle station immersed in the stunning landscapes and rich history of the Kimberley region. Adventure awaits with its challenging terrains, perfect for exploration and adventure seekers. Its operational side offers a unique perspective into traditional Australian farming. This location is ideal for those seeking beauty, history, and adventure intertwined.

Willie Creek Camping Area
Willie Creek Camping Area is a secluded bush camp accommodating tents, camper trailers and selected off-road caravans. With no on-site facilities, it offers a fully self-reliant camping experience in nature. Located on a sandy base, the area can only be reached during dry periods, adding an extra layer of adventure. Get ready to immerse yourself in an unspoiled environment, surrounded by raw beauty and tranquility.

Nillibubbica Rest Area
Nillibubbica Rest Area, a tranquil overnight spot, offers a spacious setting with a single accessible entrance/exit alongside a level dirt surface. Despite its lack of significant shade provided by the surrounding low-height scrub, its sealed drive provides a stark contrast to the dust-red outer landscapes, making it a charming natural escape.

Munurru (King Edward River Campgrounds)
The Wunambal Gaambera people warmly welcome you to explore and learn about their rich culture, enduring traditions, and stunning homeland by purchasing a Uunguu Visitor Pass. This pass enables visitors to experience the seminal spirit of their Uunguu, a sacred place handed down from their Wanjina Wunggurr creators and ancestors. By following their Healthy Country Plan, they ensure the preservation of their cultural and natural treasures for future generations and tourists alike. Experience a journey back in time, understand their way of life and respect their efforts to nurture their heritage.

Charnley River Station
Charnley River Station, previously known as Beverley Springs, offers an authentic Australian Outback experience. Visitors can enjoy unique wildlife sightings, engaging heritage trails, and conservation activities in a stunning remote landscape. Located in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, it provides opportunities for camping, birdwatching, and nature photography. Its dramatic gorges, rich aboriginal culture, and abundant wildlife make it a paradise for nature enthusiasts.

March Fly Glen Rest Area
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.

Cockburn Rest Area
Cockburn Rest Area is a spacious stopover situated on the crossroads of the Great Northern Highway and Victoria Highway, perfect for rigs of any size. Despite occasional traffic noise and dust, its strategic location makes it a popular interim point for adventurers going west via the Gibb River Road or towards Wyndham. It is a bustling rest area often bustling with travelers seeking convenience and camaraderie.

Kununurra Showground Caravan Park
Kununurra Showground Caravan Park is an expansive camping area perfect for large caravans and travellers with pets. The park allows stays throughout the year, barring the time of the annual show. With its convenient location, it serves as an ideal base to explore the stunning landscapes and attractions of Kununurra. Experience true outback hospitality and a close-knit camping community at this park.

Dunham River Rest Area
The Dunham River Rest Area is an inviting, spacious stopover perfect for a night's rest. Offering a level, gravel surface, it's accommodating for a variety of vehicles. On-site facilities include toilets and BBQs, always kept clean for visitor's comfort. Suitable for both short breaks and overnight stays, it's a well-maintained convenience along your journey.
