Hunters Gorge, Diamantina National Park

Been there twice in a KimberleyKamper, both times in from Boulia out to Windorah. Never been in from the main route ex Winton. Last time was several years ago so can't comment on current conditions, back then the road south was the least favourable with a creek crossing.

From memory I'd seen vans that size there I'd have no hesitation with our 14ft hybrid van.
They used to get cattle road trains in, the last time they had recently had a delivery of fencing equipment which would have been on a single semi.
Biggest question I have got for you is do you have enough fuel as it's a long way from fuel providers, especially if yohdothd100km(?) loop drive. Do your calculations.

2008. We were towing a boat. Came in from the south east. No recollection of anything worth a picture.

Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome

Robert,
Have only been into the Hunters Gorge campsite a few times, despite living next door to the Park for over 20 years. As Peter’s images show, roads are usually in fair order.
The SE access to DL can be cut up badly if there’s been a lot of double decker activity from Davenport Downs.
The track into the campsite is easy enough, though I do recall a sharp gully when almost at the camp. A single long drop toilet being the only luxury.

Bob.

I can't imagine there would be any great difficulty accessing Hunters Gorge with your van. Be aware of the need for good tyres though, a lot of sharp & abrasive quartz on the roads out there. We stopped in at Hunters gorge but chose not to stay as it was fairly exposed & quite hot & windy at the time making it unpleasant with the dust blowing around. Instead we went on to the Gum Hole campground which is far more sheltered & shaded, but my memory is that the sites were fairly small with relatively tight access. So possibly not the best for your van. (We were towing our Tvan).

Robert1660
Seeing HUNTERS Gorge mentioned, I can't give any info, but around 20 years ago, the ECOLOGICAL people wanted to do a survey of Feral Cats in the AREA. They enlisted a platoon of our ARMY soldiers to divide up, half one side and half the other side. Asked to SHOOT every cat they saw, (no houses or house cats present). they walked three kilometers down river. In their spread out line each side they totalled well over 300 cats in those 3 kilometres. At Hunters Gorge you might see a few too! "Here KITTY KITTY!

We visited a couple of years ago in a 17' van with no problems coming from 'Old Cork' and leaving via the southern route towards Windorah. .
Graham