National Parks that allow Generators?

In WA I do recall generator/non generator specified camping areas in the Karijini N.P. and also I think along the Gibb River Road. And I also recall the same thing in the national park abutting Ningaloo Reef.

I don't know for sure but I suppose an E Mail to that particular state would soon settle any query & you have in writing if a parks ranger tries to tell you different (if the answer was in the afirmative) Had mine going in a National park a year or so ago right near the camper & up comes a NP&WL Ranger in his brand new V8 Diesel Toyota ute. He had it running and talking away & after he drove off my wife mentioned that he did nothing about the genny. We worked out he couldn't hear the Honda over the sound of his Toyota!!

There were generator areas in both camp grounds at Purnululu, and at Windjana Gorge. We chose the generator areas even though not using a genny at Windjana and at the Kurrajong (northern) camp ground at Purnululu and had a quieter night than those in the more crowded "quiet camp". The Walardi camp ground (southern side) had the generator area combined with the tour bus camp ground - not one to choose for quiet.

Some camp grounds in Kakadu had generator areas; Gunlom and Mardugal did. Merl near Ubirr had a genny area, but it was not suitable for bigger rigs. Times of use were specified (something like 9 am - 9 pm).

The majority of generator users had Hondas (either 1 or 2 kva) and they are very unobtrusive.

Most NPs we visited don't allow generators.

Motherhen

Hi Shaun, WE dont use a geny but pretty sure there are specified generator areas at Myall Lakes NP in NSW.

Cheers,

Val

Some NP's in NSW dont let you idle your car for battery recharging..