Mitchell Falls Wilderness Lodge
Location
Mitchell Falls National Park, The Kimberley, Australia
Nestled among native bushland on the banks of Camp Creek, Mitchell Falls Wilderness Lodge offers plenty of comfort in a remote bush setting. At the heart of the creekside lodge is the open-air Ungolan Pavilion, a beautifully designed communal space with a bar, library and dining area that blends modern Australian aesthetics with local craftsmanship and Indigenous influences. The lodge’s private tented cabins are surrounded by nature. Corrugated metal accents complement cozy twin beds adorned in colorful linens, while en suite bathrooms have showers and flush toilets. Each tented cabin has a shaded private veranda and chairs, perfect for taking in the surrounding natural beauty. Other highlights include locally inspired cuisine and a selection of Matso’s locally brewed beers and Rosabrook Margaret River wines. A private swimming deck provides easy access to a natural, palm-fringed waterhole. Committed to sustainable tourism, the lodge has earned Advanced Ecotourism certification. Solar power heats water and provides low-voltage electricity, while comprehensive recycling and water conservation measures minimize the lodge’s environmental impact.
Mitchell Falls National Park, The Kimberley, Australia
Nestled among native bushland on the banks of Camp Creek, Mitchell Falls Wilderness Lodge offers plenty of comfort in a remote bush setting. At the heart of the creekside lodge is the open-air Ungolan Pavilion, a beautifully designed communal space with a bar, library and dining area that blends modern Australian aesthetics with local craftsmanship and Indigenous influences. The lodge’s private tented cabins are surrounded by nature. Corrugated metal accents complement cozy twin beds adorned in colorful linens, while en suite bathrooms have showers and flush toilets. Each tented cabin has a shaded private veranda and chairs, perfect for taking in the surrounding natural beauty. Other highlights include locally inspired cuisine and a selection of Matso’s locally brewed beers and Rosabrook Margaret River wines. A private swimming deck provides easy access to a natural, palm-fringed waterhole. Committed to sustainable tourism, the lodge has earned Advanced Ecotourism certification. Solar power heats water and provides low-voltage electricity, while comprehensive recycling and water conservation measures minimize the lodge’s environmental impact.
