On the way to an athletics carnival in Timber creek in early June 2013, we stopped for 2 nights at the Victoria River Roadhouse. We had 12 tents and 22 Aboriginal primary school aged children from a remote indigenous community school. The manager at the roadhouse delivered a BBQ to us on the first night so we could cook our...
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This roadhouse is set in one of the most idyllic locations, but the Blonde that runs it has no idea what customer service is. We arrived at 7:20pm and ordered a drink before considering the menu, we confirmed with the bar staff that last orders where 7:30pm, she confirmed this. Then this enraged woman came screaming from the kitchen that...
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We weren't planning to stop ... but SO glad we did! The campground has to be in one of the most scenic settings in Outback Australia! What's to do?
Take photos;
Climb the Escarpment to the Lookout;
Visit Australia's wildest river;
Eat at the Roadhouse; and
Do the Joe Creek Loop walk!
Fantastic landscape with staggering views and an excellent...
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Not a lot of shade for our motorhome (if any) and no grass areas which was disappointing as it is right on the river and we had just stayed at Timber Creek which has a lot of green grassy areas and by far the better spot to pull up. However, a feed of grilled barra and the bar staff was...
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We stopped at the roadhouse on our way to Darwin from Purnululu (Bungle bungles). The hotel rooms were all booked out but I overheard guests praising them as very nice and comfortable. We camped in our camper trailer. The campsite was grass and shaded, and was cheaper than anywhere we had stayed in our 9 weeks travelling so far. The...
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