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Gnylmarung Gnylmarung is on the Dampier Peninsular in the Kimberley Region of WA. We are located approximately 150 k's north of Broome, on the Middle Lagoon Road.

Access is via a dirt track for 4wd. With 50 camp sites. The magic of Gnylmarung....tranquil bush setting, listening to the birds, or do a bit of fishing or diving, from the beach or the rocks or in the bay. Gnylmarung's secluded beach has pristine white sand and crystal clear water. You can sit under the shade of a big tree while your children play and swim in the shallow safe waters. Gnylmarung Retreat on Beagle Bay, is a part of the annual whale migration path, so you might be lucky enough to see them playing in the water. Gnylmarung's magic has a way of drawing you back again and again. With 20 camping sites, some have ocean view, others are in shady areas, or in secluded bushland.

Last group of campers to leave Gnylmarung last week. Thompson and Norris families  had a great few days there.“Thank you...
08/10/2026

Last group of campers to leave Gnylmarung last week. Thompson and Norris families had a great few days there.

“Thank you soooo much for our amazing time at Gnylmarung. We really appreciate being able to stay at your amazing place and our teenaged girls loved being able to listen to your stories. Thank you! From the Thompson and Norris crew”.

Delma and Alphonse thank everyone for sending good wishes on their retirement. Today they shared a toast to celebrate a ...
30/09/2026

Delma and Alphonse thank everyone for sending good wishes on their retirement.
Today they shared a toast to celebrate a life of hard work, and the beginning of their new chapter.

30/09/2026

Every special place has someone working quietly behind the scenes—and at Gnylmarung, that person has been Dawn.

Dawn has been both the heart and the brains behind so much of what has made Gnylmarung work, alongside Delma & Alphonse.
She created the campground website and online booking system, introduced the EFTPOS Albert 🙄—the bane of her existence at the time. She managed social media, made sure licences and insurances remained current and worked through countless land extensions, development approvals and infrastructure upgrades. GST bacame something that needed tending too. Much of what she achieved happened quietly in the background, but Gnylmarung simply would not have been the same without her.

Dawn was also the woman answering the phone calls, text messages and emails—and the questions were certainly varied: What bait should I use? Is there ice? Will my 2WD make it? Is there a shop? Can we hire a boat? When is high tide? Which lure should I use? Can you identify this snake? 🤷🏼‍♀️ The list was endless. She handled cancellations and rebookings, solved problems and occasionally dealt with some rather naughty campers—with her usual calm and level-headed approach.

Even from Melbourne, Dawn helped coordinate with DFES through controlled burns and fires that became anything but controlled 🔥😳 She liaised with Fisheries, rangers, women’s Indigenous groups, schools and more organisations than I could possibly name. No matter how busy she was—and Dawn is genuinely one of the busiest people I know—she always made time to answer the phone and help solve whatever problem Gnylmarung was facing. She even tackled Foxtel problems to ensure Alphonse could watch his beloved football!

Dawn has been part of anniversaries, birthdays, hermit crab races, yoga sessions, hoedowns, first-aid courses and countless sunset drinks with friends—and sometimes with strangers who soon became friends 😉 As a registered marriage celebrant, she performed two weddings at Gnylmarung, along with several vow renewals. She has also been the MC at many gatherings, always speaking so naturally and beautifully.

Both Dawn and her husband, John, have left pieces of themselves at Gnylmarung. You only need to look around to see their contribution. Over many years, Dawn has shared her love for Gnylmarung—and for the Cox family—with her own family and friends, welcoming them into a place that became part of her own story.

You will struggle to find a more level head, a more organised thinker or a kinder soul. I could honestly speak forever about Dawn and how much I admire and respect her. As Alphonse would say, “I want to be just like you when I grow up.”

Thank you, Dawn, for everything you have done for Gnylmarung, and for treating Delma, Alphonse and their family as an extension of your own.

You are truly appreciated—and deeply loved—by so many.❤️

29/09/2026

On our last day of hosting our campground we received yet another message of thanks from another local family who have appreciated our place.

“We would like to thank Delma, Alphonse & the Gnylmarung team for our many amazing stays over the past 10 years. Our kids have grown up visiting your special place often and we all hold it and the memories created there close to hearts. Thank you for opening up your slice of paradise for us to enjoy and we wish you both the best for your retirement.
The Guthrie Family, Broome”.

Thanks Guthries!

27/09/2026

If any one finds a Prado key on the beach or along the track please take it to the reception desk!

26/09/2026

If you have a booking for today can you please come early as everyone wants to watch the footy grand final.thanks.

20/09/2026

Just a heads up to all our lovely campers…..this is the last couple of weeks for camping at Gnylmarung, it’s been a long and hard season, and Delma and Alphonse are looking forward to their retirement.

Can I ask those who are coming up over the next 9 days to please come early and respect the owners rules around the campground,

Sadly this weekend we have had people washing boats with our precious water, and unsupervised kids tearing mangoes from Delmas trees. Some campers had the audacity to enter private property and use cooking facilities. But this weekend someone actually decided to steal the hose from the ablution block, and that’s made it difficult for us to hose out the cubicles.

We only have a few rules, so can we ask everyone to adhere to them over the next week or so, so that Delma and Alphonse can end their working life on a good note, knowing that Gnylmarung has given enjoyment to one and all.

PS we would appreciate the hose be returned!

As the season draws to an end regular campers enjoy sunset drinks on the beach and games of Left Right and Centre. Much ...
30/08/2026

As the season draws to an end regular campers enjoy sunset drinks on the beach and games of Left Right and Centre. Much fun had by all.

27/08/2026

And another lovely email from our campers…

Thank you Delma and Alphonse, we are truly grateful to have had our amazing stay at your beautiful and unique property. The location, facilities and peaceful location are truly magical. You work so hard in making the Gnylmarang experience a forever perfect stay. We wish you a wonderful and well deserved retirement, filled with fun,travels and many experiences together and with family and friends. We are extremely sad to not be able to stay again with your closure, but truly blessed and appreciative of our time at Gnylmarang.
Take care and we hope to keep up with your upcoming adventures.
Kind regards
Vicki and Trevor
PS and thanks to your families and the whole Gnylmarung team. “

Thanks Vicki and Trevor.

23/08/2026

The last day of camping at Gnylmarung will be September 30 th. So if you wish to enjoy one last trip to Gnylmarung best you book asap.

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Middle Lagoon Road, Beagle Bay
Broome, WA
6725

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