Temple Gorge Campground - WA

Temple Gorge Campground is a basic bush camping area on the east side of the Kennedy Range with picnic benches two long drop toilets. There is also a communal campfire surrounded by benches - this is the only place where campfires are permitted. Be aware there is no water at this campground.The dozen or so un-numbered campsites are of varying dimensions and can accommodate both tent and vehicle-based campers. Although rustic in style, the campsites are ample in size and reasonably level with a firm sandy base. They are suitable for people with disabilities, including visitors with mobility restrictions.The campground is connected by walk trails (as well as by road) to the various hikes and attractions along the range. The Temple Gorge Trail and the Escarpment Trail both start and finish at or near the campground. The Escarpment Base Trail also passes by, and can be followed to Draper's Gorge, Honeycomb Gorge or Sunrise View for a longer walk.The trail leads into a narrow gorge that ascends to the top of the range for spectacular views. This trail is steep with loose rocks and traverses near exposed cliff edges.No pets allowed. There is no entry fee to the Kennedy Range National Park. However camping fees apply ($15/adult, $10 concession, $5 child). Campsite bookings for Temple Gorge Campground must now be booked online through the Parks & Wildlife Service Explore WA.WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWPlan and book in advance as there are only 30 unpowered sites on a compacted gravel surface. Campsites vary significantly: check details and the campground map carefully when booking.A fee may apply if you cancel or remove dates from a booking at short notice.The Kennedy Range is known as ‘Mundatharrda’ to the local Inggarda Aboriginal language group.