Camper trailer in the Wet

The camper trailer will be welcomed each night.

You may need to plan and be more vigilant at finding out road conditions before you travel. It really depends on how long you intend to be away.

If you take your CT make sure you got plent tyre to guard clearance, the mud build up can lock the wheels solid in a very short distance.

She'd pretty wet up north. Hope you get there first. I won't be comfortable to sleep in a swag till about mid April. Too bloody hot mate. You camper trailer should be OK. If you do venture off the road test the ground first as some of the country can be bottomless when wet. Have fun.
Willem
Little Dip Cons Park S.A.

Good luck with the job. I know your mum is very keen to get back into her old stomping grounds. I agree that the CT will be the go. Not only to keep drier, but to try and keep those mozzies at bay (and there will be plenty about). Have a great time, Ihave no doubt that the CT will be greatly appreciated and make sure that plenty of photo's are taken (it'll give your mum more to brag about).
Cheers
RayMc

Poida,
weve had 25mm of rain in the last hour with the outlook of more of the same for at least 2 days. Current humiidty is 93 % and this is just the Pilbara where it rarely rains.
This means that not only will the roads be closed/hazardous/impassable but it is going to be unbelievably uncomfortable camping whether in a camper trailer or a swag. Your girlfriend may never want to go there again and that would be a crying shame.
As much as I'd love to see the Kimberley in the wet I've only ever gotten to Broome and then it was resort style. You just gotta have that air conditioning I'm afraid. We always offset the cost by utilising self contained accommodation and preparing our own meals.
However having said all that it could be a bucketload of fun. Just be wary that current road conditions and the heavy rainfall that is currently on us may make a lot of those floodways impassable anyway.Live the life you love -
Love the life you live !!!