The campsite provides basic amenities, including nearby toilets, which is convenient. However, the area feels a bit rough around the edges. The grass isn’t excessively high but slightly unkempt, and the toilets could use a good dusting and refresh. Additionally, there are quite a lot of mosquitoes, which can affect comfort in the evenings. With a bit more maintenance, the site could offer a much more pleasant experience.

Toilets were not clean and full of flies. No showers. People at the reception were very nice.

Large camp ground, lots of sites, plenty of shade. Lots of clean drop pit toilets with paper. Taps near toilets, good for washing up etc. Purnululu is well worth a visit but road in is rough but doable. We towed our 2012 Jayco Startcraft outback in, tyre pressure down, no damage done. Took 3 hrs to get in there. 👍

Came in with the Hilux Apollo 4WD camper no problems in dry season. Spring Creek river crossing 10km in on the entry road was the most difficult and camper handled it fine in low 4WD mode. Needed to take the rest of the roads very slowly. A lot of rocks and corrugation but all handled well. Quiet camp sites.

Nice campground. Big and flat so perfect for everyone. Nice toilets too. The entrance to the park is 4wd and high clearance only but we did it with a Honda Crv, we had problems just at the second last river crossing because it was very large (and a bit deep). I guess in a month or 2 will be accessible for almost everyone. The entrance for the park is 15$ p/ vehicle and the camping is 13$ pp. The road is corrugated and bumpy also inside the park. If you are not sure if you can do it or not, call the visitor centre they are very helpful. I just hope they will do some road works to make it accessible to everyone because it's such a beautiful place that you can't miss

The ticket is about 13 yuan per person. After you come in, you can find a camp you like. Each camp has a faucet and it is very close to the toilet!

Camped for one night during our stay at Purnululu National Park. Lots of space you can choose from. Water provided, you need to cook it before drinking though. Basic toilets. Friendly hosts. Felt very comfortable.

Nice quiet places near a beautiful viewpoint for the sunset!

The Kurrajong camp site is lovely. It has 4 loops to set up sites. This helps people not camp on top of each other. The waterless toilets are serviced twice a day in the whole park. Exceptional service for a National Park. The bore water is good but still advise do to treat it. We boiled ours with no problems. The camp was clean and well maintained. Good work camp host. ?.

4 camping areas and whilst the first one was busy, the others had heaps of space. Clean toilets and lovely, relaxing spot.