Can you camp anywhere in Karijini National Park?
Staying overnight is not permitted at any other location in the park. To avoid disappointment, book before travelling to Karijini.
How many days do you need in Karijini?
You can see the main sights in three days, but you’ll need five to explore more extensively. Allow yourself enough time to travel between gorges and start early to avoid the heat. There are no petrol stations within Karijini so it’s essential to bring ample fuel for travel within the park.
Do you need a 4WD for Karijini?
You do not need a 4WD to get around in Karijini National Park. A 4wd may be more comfortable when driving over the corrugated roads but 2WD access is possible. Do not take the unsealed road between Eco Resort and the Visitor Centre, this requires a high clearance 4wd as the track is in bad condition.
How much does it cost to stay at Karijini?
Bookings essential for Karijini accommodation. Price range: $20 for unpowered campsites, up to $379 for a deluxe eco tent. The Karijini Eco Retreat is located at the west end of the park 74km drive from the festival location for 2WD or 32km for 4WD.
Can you have a camp fire at Karijini?
Are camp fires permitted? Currently, camp fires are NOT permitted anywhere in the Karijini National Park.
Is there phone reception at Dales campground?
Phone reception towers have been installed in the National Park at three locations, the Karijini Eco Retreat, Karijini Visitors Centre and Dales Gorge Campgrounds.
How many gorges does Karijini have?
four gorges
Head to Junction Point and Oxer lookouts which are located near the junction point of the four gorges (Weano, Red, Hancock, and Joffre) for a fantastic birds-eye view into the deep gorges below.
Can you do Karijini in a 2WD?
The roads can get quite corrugated and bumpy at times. So if you take the roads slow and drive carefully, you will be fine to visit Karijini in a standard 2WD car (and many people do!), you will definitely be more comfortable in a 4WD vehicle.
How many nights do you need in Karijini?
Many people advise staying between 3-4 nights when visiting Karijini National Park. This initially sounds like a very long time, but it really is advised as there is so much to do here and it takes a long time to get there!
Does karijini have drinking water?
Showers and potable water are located at the Karijini Visitor Centre. The campground is accessible by two-wheel drive and is suitable for large campervans, caravans and camper trailers. From that date all camping, at Dales and the overflow, must be booked online.
Where is Karijini National Park?
Discover Karijini National Park and other highlights of the Pilbara Region in Western Australia on an intimite small group 4WD Tour. Hiking, swimming, camping & culture await you!
How long is the Karijini tour from Broome?
This six day Karijini Tour from Broome is an active program including: Karijini National Park- Dales Gorge, Hancock Gorge, Weano Gorge, Knox Gorge, Hamerseley Gorge; Millstream- Chichester National Park, Eighty Mile Beach Marine Park, authentic Outback Station Stays & more.
How many days do you need to spend in Karijini?
Tour includes 3 days in Karijini National Park to explore amazing gorges, walks & waterholes & Tom Price or Whaleback Newman mine tour, nights in Port Hedland, Karratha, Marble Bar & Karijini Eco Retreat. Details – Tour commences from Broome Monday 8am. We travel the Northern Highway through extensive cattle country to Port Hedland.
Why book a private Pilbara tour with Karijini?
Karijini Tours offer a comfortable camping package for our private Pilbara Tours: Book our Camper Trailer Option and you will enjoy real, above ground bedding, ample space & privacy with no setting up tents! Sound good? At Karijini Tours, you speak directly to the people who organise and run your tour.