Karijini National Park in Western Australia offers various camping options for visitors to explore its stunning landscapes and natural wonders. The park has two campgrounds that cater to different types of accommodations, including unpowered campsites, eco tents, and self-contained cabins.
The Karijini Eco Retreat provides campsites suitable for campers, campervans, and caravans, allowing a maximum of one vehicle plus a tent, trailer, or caravan per site, along with up to six people. These unpowered sites come equipped with shared bathroom facilities featuring flushing toilets and solar hot water showers. Campers can use the on-site restaurant and bar or the undercover bush kitchens with gas BBQs, sinks, preparation areas, and seating. Showers are available at the nearby Karijini Visitors Centre. Dogs, campfires, and alcohol are not allowed at this campsite.
For those looking for powered sites near Karijini National Park, there are several options outside the park boundaries. These include Cheela Plains Station Stay, Paraburdoo Caravan Park, Tom Price Tourist Park, and Auski Roadhouse & Tourist Village. Each location offers powered sites and additional amenities such as toilets, showers, laundry facilities, BBQ areas, and sometimes cabins or other accommodation options.