Cape Leveque

We loved Bully's camp back in 2009. Location, location location (as real estate agents love saying). Was $15 back then , but I think that was per vehicle.

We visited Kooljaman but turned around & left when they wanted $10 just for us to have a look at their sites before we decided whether to stay. Attitudes seemed par for the course for places run by an external management company.

Found other wonderful places to stay on the peninsula - one of our favourite parts of Australia.

Middle Lagoon was OK last year. We moved around quite a bit and found the Willys Creek, Quongdong and James Price Point were as good as anything furthur up. Take plenty of water as Broome Info centre was the nearest we found.

The Aboriginal mobs have seized on the good charging rates for entertaining the tourists, and they only occasionally offer good value.

For overseas tourists, it's a "must-do" to be able to say they've been guided by the locals.

I guess everyone is aware that the Kimberley Aboriginal groups are now charging $150 to $300 per person for visiting "sites" located on Aboriginal Lands?

This is something that all Aboriginal groups will seize on eventually, and you'll be paying all the way, in the Outback in the future - with charges that will probably be higher than NP charges, with no guarantee you will get the facilities the NP's provide.
On top of Aboriginal Lands road-use permit fees, this is starting to look like a golden goose, and a whole new industry of fee-collection.

Aboriginal groups in the Kimberley starting to charge tourists to see their Lands

Cheers, Ron.