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A variety of accommodation options are available in and around Karijini National Park, see our suggestions below.
Bookings are essential.
Price Range: $50 for unpowered campsites to $875 for a Luxury Eco Tent.
Located at the western end of the park, the Karijini Eco Retreat is a 74 km drive from the festival location for 2WD vehicles or 32 km for 4WDs. The retreat offers Eco Tents and self-camping sites, as well as a restaurant and toilet and shower facilities.
Bookings are essential and can be made up to six months in advance.
Price Range: $15 per adult per night, $10 per concession card holder per night, $5 per child per night (ages 5-16), and free for children under 5.
Dales Campground is situated at the eastern end of the park, just 10km from the festival location (the Karijini Airstrip). It is accessible via sealed roads and is close to Dales Gorge and popular swimming spots. This self-sufficient camping site includes toilet and barbecue facilities, while showers are available at the Karijini Visitors Centre. Please note there is no drinking water—be sure to bring your own. Campfires and dogs are not allowed.
https://exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au/site/dales-campground
Bookings are essential.
Price Range: $30 – $240.
Located 65km from the festival site at the intersection of the Northern Gorge Access Road and the Great Northern Highway between Newman and Port Hedland, Auski offers campsites and hotel accommodations, as well as laundry and restaurant facilities.
Bookings are essential.
Price Range: $36 – $271
Tom Price Tourist Park is located 100km from the festival site and offers a variety of accommodations, including powered campsites, budget lodging, cabins, and chalets. https://summerstar.com.au/caravan-parks/tom-price
Bookings are essential.
Price Range: $15 per adult per night, $10 per concession card holder per night, $5 per child per night (ages 5-16), and free for children under 5. Please note there is no drinking water—bring your own. Campfires and dogs are not allowed.
https://parkstay-waiting.dbca.wa.gov.au/
The Karijini Experience acknowledges Elders, past, present, and emerging. The Karijini Experience also acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land where our event takes place, the Banjima People.
