Millstream pools

Yes you can get a Van in. Some nice sites close to the swiming hole.The ranger comes around to collect fees.

Not the nicest of camping spots, plenty of dirt, and it can get full real quick.

Which direction do you intend going to Millstream?

From Tom Price the road is ungraded and as you get off of the Pilbara Iron road it is very corrugated - from Karratha there is now 100klms of sealed road that goes to the Python Pool turn off, from there it is gravel but less corrugated until you get close to the Millstream turn-off and then it is very bad. Not sure you would want to attempt it with an on-road van.

cheers

Sue
Karratha WA

Hi Duane, it can get quite crowded out there- especially now that the road from Karratha is bitumenised. I would suggest arriving early to secure a spot. We made the mistake of arriving late one friday night and got told by those already there to turn back to Karratha. We drove around in the dark and eventually found a 'scrapeout' in the spinifex to camp for the night.Cheers, doc.

Do not be put off by all the bad reports about road conditions , no room , etc....we have a Falcon wagon towing a dual axle van....yes the roads can be a bit rough but we had no trouble ,( just drive to the conditions prevailing)....despite being told by the Roebourne information centre that we would not be able to take the van there...the roads are continually being graded so it is a bit of the luck of the draw (we got a just graded road going out)....there were plenty of spaces at Millstream main camping ground when we got there at 10.30am and the facilities there are very,very good...the Crossing Pool camp ground is very small and fills quickly...not suitable for our 17ft van... and Millstream is a very pretty and interesting place...cheers

was out there two weeks ago. grader was working from millstream turnoff to th bitumen so wasnt too bad. have found a better place to stay though, look for Mt Florance station stay, grassed camp sites , flushing loo's and hot showers and cheep too.