el questro

Shorty - El Q is well worth the effort to visit. When we were there the road in and around the lease was fairly rough but manageable.
We prefer bush camping to caravan parks and at El Q we paid a little extra and camped at one of the many isolated spots right next to the river. You are far enough away from your neighbours that you can't hear or see them.
Our spot was magic as there was a huge shady tree which we set our camp up under and it provided heavy shade for the whole day which was a bonus due to it being bloody hot 38-40 c that year in july!
Cheers P Guy

Shorty
You can't be in the Kimberley and not see El Questro or Emma Gorge.

The Private campsite that we stayed at was excellent but beware they're not all as good as each other. Up to you whether or not you enjoy it but if not - well you can always move on I say.
Zebedee Springs is well worth the visit alone. Forget about Champagne Springs or Falls whatever it is, that would be the only advice I would give you. The rest of it was a damned good experience in my book.
Saturday Nights around the Station campfire is pretty good when the cowboys bring out the guitars. Of course we'd been there about 4 days by that stage and welcomed the distraction from camping.
As a sideline I'd recommend you do a day trip to Emma Gorge (excellent place for lunch or an evening meal).
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Well worth a visit. Main problem at the moment is that the toilet/shower facilities seem to be getting overloaded in peak times. Obviously not designed for the numbers of visitors they are getting.

Also is expensive. While booking into the camping area I enquired about some of the 4wd tracks. The girl said "you'll need a high clearance, heavy duty 4wd". When she presented me with the account she said "you'll need a high clearance, heavy duty credit card"

(Not really but that's what I thought). ;)