Keep River National Park

This small park contains a diversity of landscapes where visitors can explore sandstone ridges and ‘Bungle Bungle-like’ formations. The two kilometre Goorrandalng Walk weaves through sandstone and presents one magnificent view after the next. Jarnem offers a long loop walk that can be split into two shorter return walks, including the Jarnem Lookout Walk that is particularly stunning in the soft light of early morning and late afternoon.

Two campsites with wood barbecues and water are available in the Park. Camping fees apply and must be booked online before your visit – as there is no phone signal in the Park.

The Park falls within Aboriginal lands of the Miriwoong and Gajirrabeng people. Langgerrbi (Nigli Gap) at Jarnem shows some of the rock art characteristic of the area while Ginger’s Hill and Jarnem reveal other aspects of traditional Aboriginal culture. The unsealed road in Keep River National Park may be corrugated and can be inaccessible at times due to flooding between November and April.