Peace Gorge

Features

Popular

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  Free
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  BBQ Areas
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  Allows fires

8 Reviews

Peter C.

5 months ago

About 12 mths ago and the only one there- great atmosphere and we loved the silence

Tanya P.

5 months ago

Great place to stay, heaps of room. Some barbecues, walks galore, 5 minutes out of town

Sarah M.

3 years ago

Our second visit to Peace Gorge. Only ammenties are rubbish bins. Lovely evening here with friends. Recommend as a overnight stop either way from north or south.

Robert S.

3 years ago

Free campground a short distance (along a dirt track) outside of Meekatharra amongst distinctive weathered granite rocks. Limited facilities. Very large area with sandy base and limited shade. Facili... Read more

Babar

3 years ago

Wait.. this is a secluded, though huge area of granite boulders with many camping sites for all type of vehicles. There are rubbish bins and concrete tables and benches. You must be self sufficient in... Read more

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

Caravans

Yes

Average temperature

Closest

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Nearby locations

• Australia's Golden Outback
• Meekatharra