Fantastic place to relax amongst nature at its best. The camping facilities were basic but clean with ample drinking water, flushing toilets and shower. The collection of army equipment and the large bulldozer was a hit with the kids. The camping and 4wding was excellent. We will be back

If you want to do bush camping it would be great as once you go across the causeway there are lots of lovely spots to camp at. If you are like us with a van you are limited in where you can camp. T he facilities very ordinary, when visiting the loo you had to take your own paper as... More

This is a bit of a mixed review. I have given the place an average score, because I and a few off my friends thought this place was really good, while others in our group, my wife included, were not as happy. We drove up to Kalbarri from the South and passed through the town and then up the road... More

We stayed in the family room of the restored shearer's quarters. These were built by convict Labor in the 1860s. Thick stone walls and high ceilings meant it stayed nice and cool inside during the day. Only one very small window, so dark inside. Floor is rough cement painted, and although it had been swept around the beds, was really... More

We stayed at Murchison House Station for 3 weeks in July 08. The accommodation was fantastic - ranging from semi-self contained shearer's quarters (with camp kitchen and TV lounge), or self-contained cottage with outdoor entertaining area and pot-belly stove, to awesome bush camping/caravaning right by the Murchison River! Beautiful scenery, abundant wildlife, and really really interesting to stay on a... More