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We recommend being mostly self-sufficient with your meals by bringing along lunches and dinners to enjoy as picnics, especially when exploring the National Park.
We recommend being mostly self-sufficient with your meals by bringing along lunches and dinners to enjoy as picnics, especially when exploring the National Park.
There will be food trucks available throughout the day at The Village, located at Karijini Airstrip, offering a variety of food and drink options.
The Karijini Eco Retreat, located at the west end of the park, has a restaurant and bar. They also offer picnic lunches that you can pre-order for your daytime adventures. Bookings are recommended. The Karijini Visitor Centre, located across from the event site, sells ice, cold drinks, ice cream, and merchandise. Supermarkets and hardware stores in Tom Price, Paraburdoo, and Newman are available for stocking up on supplies.
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.
