Bungle Bungle Caravan Park & Tour Company

Acces­si­ble by 2WD vehi­cles and Caravans/​Motor Homes. Tours and activ­i­ties, pow­ered and un-pow­ered sites, tents.

Bun­gle Bun­gle Car­a­van Park is locat­ed one kilo­me­tre along Spring Creek Track into the World Her­itage Pur­nu­l­u­lu Nation­al Park. 

Bun­gle Bun­gle Car­a­van Park and Tour Com­pa­ny offers a range of accom­mo­da­tions includ­ing com­fort­ably appoint­ed air-con­di­tioned cab­ins for three, 

gen­er­ous pow­ered and non-pow­ered car­a­van sites. 

The small­er spaces for rooftops and a grassy area just for tents and swags. 

The cab­ins accom­mo­date two to three guests fea­tur­ing a queen size and king sin­gle bed in each. 

Recep­tion often assists with a fourth per­son for these book­ings. All have a patio area over­look­ing Mabel Downs sta­tion or the camp area. 

Bun­gle Bun­gle Car­a­van Park & Tour Com­pa­ny advis­es two-wheel dri­ve acces­si­bil­i­ty to the car­a­van park only, 

High Clear­ance 4×4 and sin­gle axel trail­ers only for the nation­al park. 

Bun­gle Bun­gle Car­a­van Park is pet friend­ly; how­ev­er, the Nation­al Park is not. We offer pet sit­ting where pos­si­ble, for a dona­tion into our RFDS Tin.

The licensed restau­rant offers com­mu­nal din­ing, a bar­beque buf­fet of local­ly sourced beef, snags and salt­wa­ter bar­ra­mun­di, three deli­cious sal­ads and a fin­ished dessert, all while our fire pit crack­les away under the Kim­ber­ley stars with new friend­ships and amaz­ing sto­ries wait­ing to be told. 

Book­ings are essen­tial, and cater­ing for all dietary require­ments is avail­able when booking.

For those not wish­ing to self-dri­ve into the Bun­gle Bun­gle, 4×4 bus tours oper­ate dai­ly, num­ber dependent.

Sit back and enjoy the ear­ly morn­ing dri­ve across Mabel Downs Sta­tion, learn­ing about the cat­tle indus­try and his­to­ry of the Kim­ber­ley and maybe spot some wildlife and Sta­tion cattle.

Once in Pur­nu­l­u­lu, you will learn about the his­to­ry of the park, unique geol­o­gy, rich indige­nous his­to­ry and fauna. 

After morn­ing tea at the vis­i­tor cen­tre we trav­el south along the Bun­gle Bun­gle range to the Domes and Cathe­dral Gorge where guides will walk with you through the Domes and into the Gorge. Be sure to leave your­self time to enjoy the spir­i­tu­al atmos­phere with­in Cathe­dral Gorge.

After lunch, you will trav­el to the north­ern end of the park to enjoy a cool walk into Echid­na Chasm amongst Livis­to­nia Palms and the nar­row walls of the Chasm. 

Osmond’s look­out is also on the agenda. 

The after­noon trip back to the park is to relax and reflect on your day­time, arriv­ing back at 4:30 — 5 pm.

Time to enjoy a ​“coldie” and a deli­cious bar­beque on com­mu­nal tables, to share sto­ries and make new friends.

Tours include morn­ing tea, lunch, din­ner and Nation­al Park fees. 

Echid­na Chasm — steep and uneven at times 

Cathe­dral Gorge — some stairs are mod­er­ate­ly easy

Guests will walk approx­i­mate­ly six kilo­me­tres through­out the day.