Crossing Inn Caravan Park - WA

The Crossing Inn is a historic Aboriginal-owned hotel, caravan park and campground on the banks of the Martuwarra (Fitzroy River) in Fitzroy Crossing, Western Australia. Established in 1897 by Joseph Blythe, it is the Kimberley's oldest licensed hotel still operating on its original site. The property retains much of its outback character, with historic buildings, shady grounds and colourful murals painted by local Aboriginal youth.**Camping and Caravan Park:** A small campground offers a limited number of powered and unpowered sites suitable for tents, camper trailers, caravans and motorhomes. Set amongst shady trees, facilities include toilets, hot showers, a camp kitchen, BBQs, picnic tables and laundry. The campground is pet friendly, with facilities accessible 24 hours a day.**Other Accommodation:** Air-conditioned Gecko Rooms feature double beds, ensuites, bar fridges, televisions and shared balcony access. Park Rooms offer king-single beds, private ensuites, air conditioning, bar fridges, televisions and basic kitchen amenities. Short and longer-term accommodation arrangements are available.**Hotel Facilities:** The historic pub includes a licensed bar and the Homestead Restaurant, offering evening meals on selected days. Restaurant operations have resumed following the extensive flooding of 2023, although opening days and dining availability should be confirmed before visiting.**Bookings:** Camping and accommodation fees apply. Advance bookings are essential for camping due to limited site numbers. Powered sites can be booked online, while unpowered camping requires direct enquiry. Reception closes at 5pm, with after-hours check-in available by prior arrangement.The Crossing Inn provides a convenient base for visiting Danggu (Geikie Gorge) National Park, Mimbi Caves and the Mangkaja Arts Centre.