Ivanhoe Village Caravan Resort, Kununurra

02/09/2026

Marlgu Billabong at its best 🧡

26/08/2026

Swim beach a great place to go and enjoy a picnic with a stunning view of Lake Kununurra

22/08/2026

Kununurra is such an ideal location to go and do exploring from
Have you been out to Lake Argyle…..jumped on a cruise?
The sunrise and sunsets are pretty epic and seeing the lake from the boat gives you a better understanding for the sheer size of this amazing body of water

11/08/2026

On the road on Census night (11 August 2026)?

Everyone in Australia on Census night must be included on a Census form.

This includes people on the road, people staying in free or unofficial camping grounds and international visitors.

Complete the Census online:
👉 GO TO www.census.abs.gov.au
👉 SELECT Continue to Census form
👉 SELECT Get a Census number

If you are travelling through the region during the Census period, please make sure you complete your Census form online or collect a paper form from one of the locations listed above.

Need help?
📧 www.census.abs.gov.au/travellers
📞 1800 181 227

02/08/2026

10/06/2026

Nothing better than an afternoon on Lake Kununurra, cruising and having a bbq and laughs 😊

05/06/2026

Big weekend ahead 😊😊

Speedway Friday and Saturday night

Flickerfest on tonight at the Kununurra Picture Gardens

Have a great weekend

18/05/2026

READY!!!

13/05/2026

#13 - KUNUNURRA DIVERSION DAM

One of the most iconic landmarks in Kununurra, the Diversion Dam, built to contain the flow of water from Lake Argyle.

Designed to divert and regulate the flow of water from the Ord River into the Ord Irrigation area. The dam consists of 20 radial gates mounted within a concrete framework and spillway structure. The water is gravity fed into channels to service the area to the north of the town and is pumped into the Packsaddle Plains area to the south. The dam, 6kms west of Kununurra, forms part of the Victoria Highway.

The new viewing area on the western side of the dam provides a safe place for the public to enjoy stunning views of both the Upper and Lower Ord River while learning about the impressive engineering of the dam and the important connection to country shared by the Miruwung people.

Access to the viewing area is via the Lions Park turnoff 1km west of the dam.