Camooweal Roadhouse Caravan Park (CP)

Camooweal Roadhouse Motel & Caravan Park is family owned and operated and offers travellers and caravanners clean accommodation, delicious food along with friendly hospitality and service. Located on the Barkly Highway adjacent to the Georgina River, only 12km’s from the NT Border.

Camooweal Roadhouse is the perfect place to take a break whether your looking for a short or long stopover as it boasts Camping and Caravan Sites. Motel and Budget Room Accommodation, a Restaurant and Liquor and Shop.

The well-kept caravan park is situated just behind the roadhouse and offers shady flat grassed powered and unpowered sites with drive through sites available for those who don’t want to unhitch.The park is pet-friendly and caters for Tents, Campervans, Large Motorhomes, Caravans and Big Rigs.

The amenities are spotless and include all the facilities listed below.

Being a roadhouse there are also many food options available. Serving freshly brewed coffee, cold drinks, takeaway snack food or hot sit-down meals. You can also ask about prepacked lunches if you are heading out to explore the area. The convenience shop also has milk, bread, basic groceries and gas refills –more or less everything you will need for your trip.

If you are looking for pressies to take home or something for your own collection there is also an extensive range of unique Camooweal Roadhouse Souvenirs available.

HOW TO GET THERE
The Camooweal Roadhouse (Puma) is at the western end of town and the Caravan Park is accessed via Kennedy Street at the western side. Check in at the Roadhouse first.

SITE ACCESS
Is directly off the main road, level and wide enough for all size rigs.

FEES & BOOKING
Fees are from $12 per/person for camping sites
$32 per/night per couple for powered sites
$68/night for Budget Single
$88/night for Budget Twin
$165/night for Family Room

Bookings not required.

THINGS TO DO
Take in the heritage buildings and history on a town walk or take a self-guided tour through the artwork, interpretive and historical displays at the Camooweal Drovers Camp and Visitor Information Centre on the edge of town.

You may also want to visit Camooweal Caves National Park, with wide expanses of mitchell grass plains and spinifex woodland, protected in this park on the Barkly Tableland, a peaceful place to rest and ideal for seasonal bird watching.

Take a walk through Camooweal Cemetery and see the beautiful headstones from an era gone by.

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