Windjana Gorge National Park

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  Allows fires

6 Reviews

Bradley T.

1 year ago

Similar setup to Silent Grove with amenities. They are fine. Spacious camp sites. Good base for a few day trips.

Elke M.

3 years ago

Amazing campground. There are a lot of sites to chose from. We stayed for two nights in October. So many things to explore in the area. The camp ground has a lot of toilets and showers. Very clean... Read more

Melissa T.

3 years ago

Kate H.

5 years ago

Great campsite in a fabulous setting. You drive up and choose your site, lots of space and a few trees to park under for shade. 2 min walk to the beautiful Windjana Gorge and all the crocs. You can’t... Read more

Alicia P.

5 years ago

We booked a generator site but no genies heard. The campsite was pretty empty. Nice shady spot with toilets, hot solar shower and potable water. Beautiful gorge walk to spot the crocs and short drive down to Tunnel creek which also was spectacular. Ranger done the rounds but by booking online made their job easy. Some mozzies around but that was due to late season rains. A mozzie net will be handy if your bothered by them.

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• Windjana Gorge National Park
• Australia's North West
• King Leopold Ranges