Tourism WA. Camping in Western Australia's parks is all about getting back to nature. That means that most of the 100 campgrounds in parks all across the state have no more than the most basic of facilities: a cleared space for your tent, campervan, trailer or caravan, and a no-flush pit toilet. No power, no running water, no mobile phone or.. Halls Creek (148 kilometres, just over two hours' drive). Home to the world-famous Bungle Bungle Range, the Purnululu National Park is renowned for its incredible gorges, picturesque walk trails, and its two scenic bush camping areas. The Walardi Campground is located south of the park's information centre, and can cater for up to 70 vehicles.
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In short: Major national parks in Western Australia's Kimberley region are set to reopen this week after being devastated in record-breaking flooding. Notable parks include Bell and Windjana.. Explore the beauty and diversity of WA's parks by region. From the towering forests of the south-west to the ancient gorges of the Kimberley, Western Australia's national, marine and regional parks encompass a wide diversity of ecosystems and landscapes. WA is divided into five regions so you can easily find where you want to go!
