El Questro is famous for its ***** star resort where all the rich go and pay around $3,000 a night but on the other side we have the camping grounds where all us average people go. Here you are surounded with gorges, hot springs, waterfalls and fishing, but also chopper rides as well. We stayed here also for 3 nights (prob 1 too many) and got to see everything we wanted, they had a choice of the camp ground which was central or a private site which was about 2km away from main area and your site was about 1/4 acre with a running water stream through it so we chose the private site. Once we got there we unpacked, had lunch and went for a swim then Axel finally got to go for a ride ... read more

This was our first station stop, which is on someones property that have a toilet and shower that are seperate to the main house that are for campers use. Some also take you around for a tour to show you just how the farm works....but sadly this one didn't offer anything. Bummer cause it would have good for Axel. We stayed here 2 nights and met up with a wonderful couple Graham and Gloria again so we ended up going to the gorge and waterfalls together and made a day of it. This track was only 10-15 mins away but took us atleast 45mins as we were in low range 4WD most of it as it was all on large boulder rocks (i admit it i shat a couple of times) But once we got there ... read more

We stayed at our next stop for 1 night and packed up early the next day and went to Bell Gorge. We had been told alot of stories about this 1 being Great!!! so we had high expectations when on our treck down there. It was about 45 min walk through rocky bushland and alot of rock climbing There was no dissapointment what so ever once we arrived!!!! OMG it was AWESOME!!!!! fresh water is always the best swimming water. As soon as we arrived at the water hole we all jumped in as the walk there took it out of us, we would have stayed there for about 4 hours and only left because the sun was going down. There were about 1/2 dozen locals that were jumping off the 20mtr cliff face and clinbing ... read more

Well we started the Gibb River Road on a friday, this is a"Dirt Road" of over 660km in length but we did about 1000km's once going to all the Gorges in between. We had our trusty Hilux towing our Jayco Hawk pop-top caravan (not an off road van) and not many caravans were seen during this adventure, mainly 4WD camper trailers. The rutt's are just endless and water crossings galore so it's just slow and steady wins the race!!!! Not many people can say they did "The Gibb" and survived but we can!!!! Woo!! Hoo!! Even bought a sticker saying so. We spoke with many people along the way and herd many stories, good and bad which was a real eye opener, and alot we bumped into stop after stop and got to catch up for ... read more

We stopped here after leaving Karratha on our way to Broome, it was just over 120kms North of Port Hedland. It was a station stop so it was only $45 for a week or $17.50 for a day so we thought we may as well do a week as we are in no hurry and the ranger at the gates kinda talked it up a little to us. But once we arrived it was a bit of a let down as there were limited sites that were on flat land, most were on a slight hill or full of rocks. But we finally found our spot and set up. Most (well actually all) of our neighbours were 60+ so no play mates for Ax and pretty quiet. we had a fire every night so we needed ... read more