Karijini Eco Retreat

Very nice place with generous size camp sites. Convenient location to see all of Karijini attractions. Added bonus of some facilities if you like that sort of thing.

Karijini is a magical place and the Karijini Eco Resort is the best place to appreciate all of it from. Glamping tents in the heart of Western Australian, the staff were incredibly friendly and professional and the whole experience there was beautiful. I can't recommend this place enough.

Great experience! Felt like in Indiana Jones or Jurassic Park. Tried the crocodile at the restaurant, that was reeeeeally good and tasty!

Campingplatz ist schön, aber sehr teuer und dass man seinen Müll mitnehmen soll, ist bei dem Preis nicht angemessen. Auch gibt es wenig Duschen.

$209 a night to stay in a tent that wasn’t fully sealed when we arrived had to spray myself with half a bottle of Rid
To air con provided even though there are plugs
No fridge just an eski you have to pay $10 for ice for and have a look at video for wildlife in bathroom and toilet after a long drive to Karijini
Bed was extremely comfortable though

Das Glamping-Zelt hat alles was man braucht und ist sehr sauber.
Wir waren vor allem von Frühstück und Abendessen in der schönen Umgebung begeistert.

Great facilities. Flushing toilets, hot showers and optus reception. Excellent restaurant. Could be cheaper but with the only facilities in the park it's still reasonable.

Stayed 2 nights in campground. Toilets blocks were being closed due to ending of the season so closest was at reception but price was still peak price! Two showers with people lining up to use them. Overpriced for the use of a bit of red dirt as you take care of everything else yourself, including take your rubbish away. I will return one day but not stay there, Dales campground is far better.

Campsites set in the natural environment. Found the staff to be friendly and helpful. Had dinner at restaurant twice absolutely delicious thank you. Also walking distance to Joffre Gorge which is quite spectacular.
The weather was perfect late July. We stayed five nights which gave us plenty of time to explore. Will definitely stay at the Eco Retreat again.

Stayed in the campground for 2 mights last month, lovely surrounds but facilities were a disgrace. Only 2 showers and 2 toilets for 25 sites (50+ people) one of which was a shared disabled unit and not very clean. Huge queues morning and night! Understand that this is meant to be an 'eco' retreat but more amenities are required if they don't want people to spoil the bush!

Stayed as a camper and wasn't expecting hot showers! Good spacious camp sites. Very near to awesome gorges.

Very expensive for what you get. Not enough showers and toilets for the number of camping spots. Seems that they are using the term "Eco" as an excuse to provide second rate facilities. The park is amazing however, and if you want showers it's the only place to stay in the park. Definitely worth at least a few nights stay.

Love it, night movie for the kids, great food music or just sit quite at your camp & enjoy the scenery

First, the weather in December was very hot. We had a small campervan and the nights were very hot with no wind. There is no shades. We stay only for 1 night because of this.

I was expecting better facilities. The cooking facilities were very limited for the entire retreat as said in other reviews. Only 3 small bathrooms and there were queues morning and night. 20 AUD for this was really expensive.

I Loved it, tents are perfect, I specially liked the bathroom with half opened roof, little frogs were always on the sink, toilet and shower, I loved them they're so cute, they've never made any noises.

Perfect way to experience the outback! Dinner at the restaurant didn't disappoint! Sitting back watching the sunset while eating a beautiful meal

Great glamping experience. Eat at the restaurant at least once, the food is spectacular, would never have imagined it could be so good at what is essentially a campsite in the middle of a national park.