Nestled in the entrance to the Park is beautiful Carnarvon Gorge Wilderness Lodge.

Carnarvon Gorge Wilderness Lodge runs a program of activities for you, like interpretive walks in the National Park, escorted by fully qualified guides who will show you such wonders as the Moss Garden - a cool side gorge carpeted with moss and brought to life by a magical waterfall; or the Art Gallery - home to 3,600 years of Aboriginal artistic genius; you may see Ward’s Canyon - filled with ancient King ferns; and there’s the Amphitheatre - a massive rock crevice that resounds with uncanny, natural acoustics.

Carnarvon Gorge Wilderness Lodge offers you a superb eco-tourism escape, with breath-taking scenery, cosy cabins, mouth watering meals and days delightfully filled with discoveries and new experiences. There couldn’t be a more perfect place to stay and enjoy all the wonders of Carnarvon Gorge than Carnarvon Gorge Wilderness Lodge. 

The Lodge features extensive leisure facilities, like Squatters Restaurant, overlooking the landscaped grounds. Relaxed dining is available inside or out, with broad decks that are perfect for watching the wildlife. After a day’s trekking, you’ll enjoy a refreshing dip in the pool or a soothing therapeutic massage.

And, as the sun sets, you can join fellow guests at the Oasis Bar, to reminisce about the day’s events.

The tariff includes accommodation, all meals, use of Lodge equipment, guided activities and entertainment. The staff and guides at the Lodge are committed to helping you appreciate the awesome beauty of the Gorge, so it will live in your memory long after you leave.

Meals are generally served in the Squatters Dining Room, though you can also dine in five thousand star style, under the clear western sky. 

From April to early January, the Lodge’s qualified outdoor and naturalist staff run a full daily program of guided walks, outdoor activities and nightly entertainment. Special children’s programs are offered during school holidays. 

Carnarvon Gorge Wilderness Lodge