A visit to the Kimberley with ‘Kimberley Mum’ – Home Valley Station

For many travellers the mention of the “Gibb River Road” conjures up a daunting, dusty, rough, wilderness experience.  However, the first part of the Gibb from the Kununurra/Wyndham end is almost 2wd due to the amount of road works undertaken over the past few years.  Dusty, but not daunting, there are a number of great [...]

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A visit to the Kimberley with ‘Kimberley Mum’ – Elquestro Station

Pre children, our idea of camping was to pack the double swag and mozzie dome and head off to somewhere promising great fishing. These days, it’s rather more luxurious with the fully decked out camper trailer complete with queen sized bed, fold out kitchen, sink and running water. The camper was ‘slightly’ more expensive than [...]

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A visit to the Kimberley with ‘Kimberley Mum’ – Lake Argyle, Kununurra, WA

A trip to Kununurra would never be complete without a drive out to Lake Argyle. The 70km drive out is spectacular (even with Patsy Biscoe blasting all the way) and once you reach the ‘Village’ you’ll discover one of the most picturesque camping spots around. To date we haven’t managed to camp there ourselves, as [...]

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A visit to the Kimberley with ‘Kimberley Mum’ – The Fertile Waters of the Ord

We’d love to welcome a new writer to the team, who would prefer to be known as ‘Kimberley Mum’. She hopes to provide you with a little insight into life and travel in the Kimberley – especially for those with children! A little intro: Although I was born in Kununurra, I spent most of my [...]

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