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Purnululu National Park is a park in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. This far northeast part of the state is a long way from anywhere: the nearest town is Kununurra 300 km north. Purnululu is sometimes called "the Bungle Bungles" for its distinctive orange-and-grey rock domes, but these are just one locality in a very much larger park.
Safari-style glamping tents with meals.
Great reviews for these comfy timber cabins with a pool, bar and meals.
Basic campground with water and pit toilets. It's 1 km north of Wilderness Lodge but along a separate track.
A large campground with 106 campsites, near Echidna Chasm. No dogs.
Spring Creek Track branches off Great Northern Highway 250 km south of Kununurra. The unsealed, ungraded track is 53 km / 33 miles long and is only passable in the dry season by high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
Read in the guideAs with the access track, you need high clearance 4WD to reach the sights and trailheads.
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Kununurra · Regional · KNX
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