Is El Questro worth the visit?

Is El Questro worth the visit?

Absolutely. If you could only visit one place along the Gibb River Road, this would be it. We did all of the ‘main’ attractions along the Gibb River Road, and El Questro was one of our favourites. As long as you go in with the right idea of what to expect, you’ll have an amazing time.

Who owns El Questro Homestead?

G’Day Group
Kings Canyon and El Questro Wilderness Lodge back in Aussie hands. Australia’s G’Day Group, which owns and operates the Discovery Parks network, has acquired two of Australia’s high-end luxury lodges in the rural Top End.

Can you do a day trip to El Questro?

Think of these full day tours as your El Questro Kimberley’s highlight reel. You’ll take in guided walks, a soak in Zebedee Springs, enjoy a delicious lunch and either a 4WD adventure or a leisurely cruise along the Chamberlain River.

Can you drive a motorhome to El Questro?

Can I bring a caravan to El Questro? A. Whilst we do recommend off road caravans and campers, many other caravans do make the trip into The Station. Please note that there is a 16km unsealed section with two water crossings being approximately 300-500mm in depth.

Do you need a 4WD to get to Emma Gorge?

Drive: If driving, El Questro Emma Gorge is located on the Gibb River Road, 83km west of Kununurra. The road is fully sealed from Kununurra, although the 2km driveway is unsealed and with a water crossing, so 4WD is required.

How long is Emma Gorge walk?

1 h 1 min
Head out on this 2.1-mile out-and-back trail near Kununurra, Western Australia. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 1 min to complete. This trail is great for hiking and walking.

Do you need to book El Questro?

Please book your powered camp site online in advance. Other camping options at The Station are unpowered sites and private sites and these can also be booked online. Find our more about our camping options here.

Are there crocs at Emma Gorge?

Are there crocodiles in the pool? No. There are two swimming holes: Turquoise Pool, about 200 metres from the end of the trail, and Emma Gorge Pool where the trail finishes.

Who owns El Questro Australia?

The G’day Group
The G’day Group, owner of regional holiday parks around Australia, has extended its reach by buying iconic properties El Questro in Western Australia and Kings Canyon Resort in the Northern Territory.

Can you have fires at El Questro?

We do permit campfires at El Questro private sites only, please note that there are established fire pits for your convenience, please do not create more. Also be aware that at certain times of the year there will be total fire bans including campfires, always be prepared with gas powered equipment.

Can I take my caravan to El Questro?

Is the road sealed to Home Valley Station?

The Gibb River Road is sealed about halfway towards Home Valley from Kununurra end which then turns to a gravel road. There is one major river crossing you have to cross to access the station, that is the Pentecost crossing.

How long is the El Questro Gorge Walk?

3 to 5 hours
El Questro Gorge 7.2 km – 3 to 5 hours: One of the more challenging walks on the station but also one of the most fun. This is a very narrow gorge with steep rock walls. El Questro gorge is a good one to do later in the day as it is relatively shady the whole way.