Marunbabidi Wilderness Camp, Kalumburu Road

Marunbabidi Wilderness Camp, located on Aboriginal-owned land, is perfectly positioned for people looking for overnight accommodation on their way to either the Mitchell Plateau or Kalumburu. Offering a beautiful bush setting beside the cool waters of the upper King Edward River, the camp provides access to a region rich in Aboriginal culture and unique flora and fauna. The waterway is home to hundreds of native birds, making this an ideal location for bird watching. Many Wandjina and Gwion (Bradshaw) art sites can be found between our Marunbabidi and Ungolan camps. Visit the swimming hole or stroll through this tranquil wilderness. Staffed by trained camp hosts, at Marunbabidi share in the knowledge of the area and enjoy home-style cooking, a complimentary glass of wine with dinner and Kimberley hospitality. With a maximum capacity of just 30 guests, Marunbabidi provides an intimate and unforgettable Kimberley experience.

Alcohol cannot be purchased from Marunbabidi Wilderness Camp however you are welcome to bring your own.

Marunbabidi Wilderness Camp is open from May - October.

How To Get There

1. The access track crosses over Doongan Station. Please take care not to disrupt the cattle or station work.
2. Travel 40 km from Drysdale River, passing the Doongan Homestead sign on the right.
3. Travel 9 km to a set of white steel fence posts and turn left (immediately after fence line) onto the track.
4. Follow the fence line track to the river crossing - cross very slowly, minding the deep water on the left.
5. Continue for 2 km and turn left at a 'KWA' sign. Continue to another 'KWA' sign and turn left into the camp.