Walardi Camp - Purnululu National Park

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4 Reviews

Sophie L.

1 year ago

Alicia P.

4 years ago

Campsites were a mix of shady and open. We booked a genie site but didnt hear any. Clean drop toilets and non-potable water (boil if drinking). It was a rough 2hr drive and 53kms from hwy to camp. Recommend you follow the info on parks website as it's true as they say, lots of kms to travel within the park. Absolute stunning landscape, we are so glad we done the miles even if they were rough and bumpy. Broke our trailer hand brake it was that bad.

Malcolm M.

4 years ago

Beautiful area, my all time favourite, however the above photo Echidna Chasm ( no camping allowed) is a long way from the Walardi campground (about 30km, >1/2 hr drive)

Stuart B.

4 years ago

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• Purnululu National Park
• Australia's North West
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