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Mitchell River National Park lies in a remote part of the Kimberley and contains majestic waterfalls, Aboriginal rock art and sites of cultural significance to the Wunambal people. It is accessible by four-wheel-drive vehicles only. Caravans are not permitted due to the road conditions, however off-road camper trailers are allowed. 

Fire rings are provided but collecting wood in the national park is not allowed. Limited wood is provided for cooking. Please do not bring your own wood as it can spread weed seed and plant disease that can kill native flora. Light fires only in fireplaces provided. Preferably use your own portable gas or fuel stove.

• Sealed vault pit toilets are provided.
• Water is available from a stream. Water should be boiled before use.
• Freshwater crocodiles are sometimes found in waterways.
• There is a 24-hour self-registration station available.
• Best time to visit: April to mid October.

Bookings do not apply at this campground. It operates on a first come - first served basis. Please contact the campground during peak holiday season for availability.

FEES: Camping fees per person per night:

Address: Mitchell River National Park, Mitchell River National Park, North West, 6743, Australia 

Contact: (08) 9195 5500 (Monday to Friday 8am to 4:30pm)

Warning sign on the way to Mitchell Falls

Access

The park is accessible by four-wheel-drive vehicles only. Caravans are not permitted due to road conditions, but off-road camper trailers are allowed. The track to the park is maintained on an irregular basis only and may have wash-outs and corrugations. Drive with extreme care. Tracks north of the Mitchell Plateau airfield are rough while the tracks north of Surveyors Pool are very rough and may be impassable. Tracks and roads may be closed during the wet season.