National Parks
Western Australia has an abundance of amazing natural and cultural experiences that showcase some of the worlds best ecosystems and dynamic landscapes.
The East Kimberley is home to one of the most famous bucket list items, the UNESCO World Heritage listed Purnululu National Park, commonly known at the Bungle Bungle Range. Additionally, there are many other spectacular and breathtaking natural wonders waiting for you to explore.
Walk trails and camping areas are provided in most parks and for your safety, please stay on marked trails and only camp in dedicated campsites. Please also be advised that no pets are permitted within National Parks in the Kimberley Region.
In Western Australia, visitor fees and camping fees apply to National Parks- these are listed below:
| Park | Entry Fees | Camping Fee |
| Bell Gorge (Dalmanyi) & Silent Grove (Dulundi) | Yes | Yes |
| Mirima | Yes | No Camping |
| Mitchell River (Ngauwudu) | Yes | Yes |
| Parry Lagoons Nature Reserve | No | No Camping |
| Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) | Yes | Yes |
| Tunnel Creek (Dimalurru) | Yes | No Camping |
| Windjana Gorge (Bandilngan) | Yes | Yes |
| Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater | No | Yes |
For WA National Parks information and passes: EXPLORE PARKS WA
For more information on Mirima National Park, the Bungle Bungle Range and Bungle Bungle tours, call us on 08 9168 1177 or email info@visitkununurra.com.
Or better still - why not download a copy of The G.O.A.T. Bungle Bungles - Everything you need to know.
For more information on the Mitchell River, Bell Gorge & Silent Grove, Windjana Gorge and Tunnel Creek - download a copy of The G.O.A.T. Gibb River Road - Everything you need to know.
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