Turkey Creek Roadhouse - from Kununurra or from Halls Creek
Turkey Creek Roadhouse service, food, fuel, accommodation, Warmun ... a friendly rest-stop between Kununurra and Halls Creek.

Warmun Roadhouse Caravan Park and Motel, +61 8 91687882 (warmunroadhouse@bigpond.com). Mostly shaded powered sites with a shower block and grassed areas around a swimming pool to make things comfortable. A secure caravan storage compound is available if you want to leave it behind while roughing it in Purnululu. Self contained donga style units with double and single beds are the epitome of basic, but it will have to do if you didn't bring your own accommodation. Sites start from $20-$28; Rooms start from $50-$135.

Warmun Art Centre
Warmun is an Aboriginal community in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The town mostly consists of a roadhouse used as a stop off point for travellers heading to Purnululu National Park. The Aboriginal managed community has a population of around 400 people and is renowned for producing a number of internationally recognised artists. Warmun was previously called Turkey Creek after a nearby waterway, but is now named in the local Gija peoples language. Warmun Art Centre, +61 8 9168 7496 (sales@warmunart.com) . M-F 9AM-4PM. The centre is run by a thriving collective of artists who's work draws on traditional Ngarrangkarni (Dreaming) stories and the more prosaic events of daily life. Painting is the mainstay, but recent diversions into prints, jewellery, sculpture and craft have bolstered their range. Natural ochres and pigments are used in paintings, lending them a decidedly earthy patina and craft items use local materials. The centre provides meaningful work and a source of independent income for residents and profits from artwork are returned for the communities benefit. A verbal invitation to enter the community and visit the gallery must be gained by calling beforehand. The town doesn't extend much further a few steps from than the roadhouse. The community itself is across the road from the roadhouse but travellers are prohibited from entering without an invitation. © source | courtesy of http://wikitravel.org/

Bungle Bungle Caravan Park was established a few years ago on Mabel Downs Station right at the turnoff to Purnululu National Park.

Bungle Bungle Caravan Park
Just 1km From Hwy

About the Bungle Bungle Caravan Park
Bungle Bungle Caravan Park was established two years ago on Mabel Downs Station towards the turnoff to Purnululu National Park and the Bungle Bungle Range. We offer a secure and comfortable alternative to free camps allowing you to visit the wonders of the National Park safe in the knowledge that your caravan/motorhome and gear is safe and secure. Bungle Bungle Caravan Park is a true Kimberley bush experience with a great family atmosphere. The community camp fire each evening is a fantastic place to swap stories with your fellow travellers from all over Australia and the world and is enjoyed by all. Staying at the Bungle Bungle Caravan Park gives you the chance to see the Bungle Bungles in a way that has never been done before by starting your visit closer than ever before to the Bungles. This cuts down on the travel time to the Bungle Bungles giving you more time to enjoy the wonders the region has to offer. We have years of experience in running tours in the Broome and Kimberley Region. Let us guide you to an Outback experience you will remember forever.

Caravan and Motorhome at Bungle Bungle Caravan Park
Sites Bungle Bungle Caravan Park allows caravanners and Motorhomers to set up close to the Bungle Bungles and enjoy the wonders this region has to offer. We have ample un-powered site space available, and limited powered sites. Powered sites use 15 amp plugs however they are restricted to 10 amps output. Generally this means you can power a fridge and airconditioner, however, if you want to use a microwave or electric kettle you will need to turn the airconditioner off first. We generate our own power at enormous cost so our power is limited. Check-in 2pm – Check-out 10am Dinner and/or breakfast will be charged at a additional fee of $25 per person per meal on request. Dinner and breakfast are served at the boma. We can put together a tour package for you, including 4WD bus Bungles day tour, helicopter or fixed wing Bungles flights, and a 4WD Mabel Downs Station tour.

Bungle Bungle Camping Grounds at Bungle Bungle Caravan Park
Bungle Bungle Caravan Park allows campers to set up close to the Bungle Bungles and enjoy the wonders this region has to offer. We have ample camping space for you to get at one with nature. Check in 2pm and check out 10am the next morning. Dinner and/or breakfast will be charged at a additional fee of $25 per person per meal on request. Dinner and breakfast are served at the boma. We can put together a tour package for you, including 4WD bus Bungles day tour, helicopter or fixed wing Bungles flights, and a 4WD Mabel Downs Station tour.

Safari Tents at Bungle Bungle Caravan Park
Safari Tents Our unique custom made Safari Tents are available either as a standard tent without private facilities, or with full en-suite facilities. Check in 2pm – Check out 10am. Dinner and/or breakfast will be charged at an additional fee of $25 per person per meal on request. Dinner and breakfast are served at the boma. We can put together a tour package for you, including 4WD bus Bungles day tour, helicopter or fixed wing Bungles flights, and a 4WD Mabel Downs Station tour. © source | courtesy of bunglebunglecaravanpark.com.au

Mabel Downs Cattle Station - The nearest more populous place is the village of Warmun (Turkey Creek) which is 19km away with a population of around 320.


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