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Karijini National Park — Dales Campground
Red dirt sites among the spinifex, minutes from Fortescue Falls, Fern Pool and Dales Gorge. No power, no phone, and some of the best gorge country in Australia.
Plan a Karijini National Park — Dales Campground trip
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- Book a site with BIG4Australia’s biggest branded park network — powered sites + cabins.
- Find a G’Day ParkGrey-nomad-friendly network; G’Day Rewards saves on longer stays.
- Book a Discovery ParkStrong in remote + outback spots where choice is thin.
- Find cabins on Booking.comFor the nights a powered site or a roof beats the swag.
- Things to do on ViatorTours, scenic flights and day trips near the route.
## What to expect
Red dirt sites among the spinifex, minutes from Fortescue Falls, Fern Pool and Dales Gorge. No power, no phone, and some of the best gorge country in Australia.
## Who it suits
Self-sufficient tourers with solar and their own water. Gravel access suits an off-road van or camper. Nights get cold in winter — pack for it.
## Rig notes
Best suited to smaller vans, campers or off-road setups, and sites are unpowered so plan your solar and battery. There is no dump point on site — plan your black-water accordingly. Always confirm current rates, site sizes and availability directly with the park before you arrive.
Common questions about Karijini National Park — Dales Campground
- Is Karijini National Park — Dales Campground suitable for big caravans?
- It suits smaller vans, camper trailers and off-road setups better than large rigs — check site dimensions before booking.
- Are there powered sites?
- No, sites here are unpowered, so bring solar and battery capacity for the length of your stay.
- Can I take my dog?
- This location generally does not allow pets (national-park and some holiday-park rules), so plan alternative arrangements.