What is the closest town to Karijini National Park?

Karijini National Park is very remote and is located about 1400km north of Perth. About 60km from the park entrance, Tom Price is the closest town to Karijini.

Do you need a 4wd for Karijini National Park?

You do not need a 4WD to get around in Karijini National Park. A 4wd may be more comfortable when driving over the corrugated roads but 2WD access is possible. Do not take the unsealed road between Eco Resort and the Visitor Centre, this requires a high clearance 4wd as the track is in bad condition.

Where should I stay when visiting karijini?

There is a range of accommodation options available in and around Karijini National.

Karijini Eco Retreat. Bookings essential for Karijini accommodation.
Dales Campground. Bookings essential, up to six months in advance.
Auski Tourist Village & Roadhouse. Bookings essential.
Tom Price Summer Star Tourist Park.

Is karijini worth visiting?

It’s about 750-800km from Exmouth but well worth the journey. We had debated going since it’s so far but well worth the trip. Bring plenty of water otherwise you’ll end up having to boil it if you get it from the camp.

What should I do in Karijini for 3 days?

Karijini National Park: 3 Day Ultimate Guide

So why should you visit Karijini National Park?
Pre Trip Information.
Day 1: Mount Bruce and Hamersley Gorge.
Day 2: Weano Gorge, Hancock Gorge, Joffrey Falls and Knox Gorge.
Day 3: Dales Gorge including Circular Pool, Fortescue Falls and Fern Pool.

How many nights do you need in Karijini?

Many people advise staying between 3-4 nights when visiting Karijini National Park. This initially sounds like a very long time, but it really is advised as there is so much to do here and it takes a long time to get there!

Where should I stay in Karijini National Park?

Are the flies bad in Karijini?

The flies were really bad when we were there. I think this is a fact of life for the Pilbara depending on the time of year. Be prepared and take fly nets and aerogard.