Description

Shaped by Mother Nature for over 200 million years, Carnarvon Gorge is a spectacular destination filled with striking landscapes, towering sandstone cliffs, endless tablelands, an abundance of native wildlife and indigenous art sites that have been recognised as some of the finest rock imagery in Australia. And amidst this natural wonder, you’ll have the opportunity to set up camp right in the heart of it all at Carnarvon National Park. Your nature escape doesn’t stop when you leave the Gorge. The surrounding area is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and is home to 173 species of birds, 60 different mammals, 22 species of frogs and 90 reptiles. Even the elusive platypus can be spotted by the keen eye from the banks of Carnarvon Creek, which wraps itself around the holiday park. So, dust off your hiking boots, book your next adventure to Carnarvon Gorge.