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 Mornington Wilderness Camp

A safari camp in the remote Kimberley

Run by the Australian Wildlife Conservancy
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Panorama of Mornington Wilderness Sanctuary terrain © Mornington Wilderness Camp
   

How to get to Mornington Wilderness Camp

 Australian Bustard, Mornington Wilderness Sanctuary © Mornington Wilderness Camp
By Road:  Mornington Wilderness Camp is open to visitors between April and November, local conditions permitting.  It is accessed by road from the Gibb River Road and the turn off is 248 km from Derby or 468 from Broome.  From the turn off, it is 91 km south to Mornington Wilderness Camp.

By air:  The camp has a 1000m airstrip. There are no scheduled flights and access would be by special charter, prices upon request.

 

 

About Mornington Wilderness Camp
Termite mounds< Mornington Wilderness Sanctuary © Mornington Wilderness CampLocated in the heart of the Kimberley, Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary covers more than 3000 square kilometres of spectacular gorges and tropical savannah dominated by the Fitzroy River and King Leopold Ranges.  Owned and managed by the non-profit Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC), Mornington Wilderness Camp provides a comfortable base from which to explore this remarkable sanctuary.

AWC provides a number of modestly priced day trips (payable at the camp) to make sure you get the most out of the area and its remarkable plant, bird and animal life. 

For the adventurous traveller, this is a unique opportunity to experience one of Australia's leading wilderness camps whilst also helping to save Australia's endangered wildlife.
 

Accommodation at Mornington Wilderness Camp
Mornington Wilderness Camp safari tent © Mornington Wilderness Camp
Mornington Wilderness Camp has 10 safari style tents, each with an en suite and a  private balcony overlooking picturesque Annie Creek.  The spacious tents are comfortably furnished with quality beds and linen, tea/coffee making facilities, mini bar and laundry services.  

The camp also has a shady, grassed, creek side campground and a visitor information area is situated near the bush restaurant.
 

Dining at Mornington Wilderness Camp
The camp's Redtails Restaurant  provides a pleasant setting for meals.  In the evening, relax and enjoy a first rate dinner accompanied by premium Western Australian wines.  Dinner is often followed by a presentation on the conservation programs at Mornington.
 

Nightly Rate
Nightly prices are shown with or without meals - it is recommended that guest stay for a minimum of 2 nights to make your stay worthwhile.   The camp is closed between 1 November and 31 March.
 
PRICES: Mornington Wilderness Camp, Kimberley 2009 
1 April - 30 October		   2010
1 April - 30 October		 Truly
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Single Twin Share Triple Share Single Twin Share Triple Share
Safari tent per TENT per night 
- no meals		 A$184 A$273 A$409 Request Request Request 1643
Safari tent per TENT per night 
- all meals included		 A$279 A$469 A$699 Request Request Request 1644
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