Crossing Inn

Crossing Inn is a historic pub with accommodation located on the Fitzroy River. It is the oldest licenced pub in the Kimberley – on its original site!

Nestled in native bushland, the Crossing Inn retains its charm and character from days gone by. The Inn has welcomed travellers and locals since its establishment in 1897 by Joseph Blythe.

The Crossing Inn sponsored the local youth to do paintings for the outside walls of the 100-year-old hotel. The walls of this popular and historic hotel are now a tourist attraction in their own right and are a wonderful museum of local heritage, culture and art.

They have a wide range of accommodation types – motel, family, and workers’ rooms. Both short and long-term, options are available on request. The Camping and Caravan Park is set amid shady trees with access to a camp kitchen, barbeque, picnic tables, laundry room, and other amenities. The campground is perfect for backpackers on a budget, or serious caravaners on a trip of a lifetime.

The Crossing Inn has full food and beverage facilities, the bar is ‘a pub with personality’. The restaurant is an award-winning a la carte restaurant that is perfect to unwind after sightseeing at the local attractions.

Be sure to stop by- it’s a great place to come and stay for a true outback experience.