Peedamulla Campground

Peedamulla Campground Welcome to Peedamulla Campground, ‘plenty water’ in local Aboriginal language, where the Cane Ri

Welcome to Peedamulla, meaning ‘plenty water’ in local Aboriginal language, where the Cane River runs through 226,000 hectares of cattle station. Peedamulla’s newly built campground has modern amenities, powered & unpowered sites and wonderful views

01/06/2026

Mustering time at peedamulla station.... let the fun begin.... for anyone staying at the campgrounds keep a look out for the helicopter ,bikes,and buggies and give em a wave

18/05/2026

Big shoutout to Peter and Ruth for sharing your videos (video 2 is in comments) of our first ever barefoot bowls on our new lawn.... hopefully next time you visit us the greens will not be so wonky... safe travels ,we hope you enjoyed your stay...

Hip hip hooray it's the 1st of may.... the campground is now open and ready for you to enjoy sensational sunsets, where ...
01/05/2026

Hip hip hooray it's the 1st of may.... the campground is now open and ready for you to enjoy sensational sunsets, where you can swap street lights for star filled nights and ditch the corporate conversations for camp fire karaoke... we are looking forward to seeing you for the 2026 camping season.

PET FRIENDLYYes we welcome your fur family... Nanny niece's coffee and sweet treats van also has something for your cani...
26/04/2026

PET FRIENDLY
Yes we welcome your fur family... Nanny niece's coffee and sweet treats van also has something for your canine companions...
Peedamulla pup-a-cino's and doggy treat bags.... taste tested by our resident peedamulla station fur children and the verdict is in... they said they are just "drool-a-licious"

The butterflies are loving the new lawn around the amenities block and BBQ area... such an amazing sight to see
20/04/2026

The butterflies are loving the new lawn around the amenities block and BBQ area... such an amazing sight to see

The view from site 11 would have to be my favourite... do you have a favourite site of our 20 to choose from?
20/04/2026

The view from site 11 would have to be my favourite... do you have a favourite site of our 20 to choose from?

Exciting times ahead.... come on over and grab yourself a coffee brewed with love from "Mrs have-a-chat" from peedamulla...
12/04/2026

Exciting times ahead.... come on over and grab yourself a coffee brewed with love from "Mrs have-a-chat" from peedamulla station at the peedamulla campgrounds open from may the 1st... coffee served with a smile.... see you all soon

Peedamulla Campground Welcome to Peedamulla, meaning ‘plenty water’ in local Aboriginal language, where the Cane River runs through 226,000 hectares of cattle station. Enjoy modern amenities, powered & unpowered sites, wonderful views of the expansive countryside, along with the warm hospitality...

28/07/2024

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As part of NAIDOC week, an immersive cultural experience weekend was held at the Peedamulla Campgrounds. Friday afternoo...
18/07/2024

As part of NAIDOC week, an immersive cultural experience weekend was held at the Peedamulla Campgrounds.

Friday afternoon, campers were treated to a cultural walk around the campgrounds led by Caroline Parker, finishing off around the campfire with dinner, campfire yarns and storytelling.

On Saturday as the sun set, visitors were cooked and served a dinner of traditional kangaroo stew and damper. After dinner, the crowd settled in around the campfires as Banjima elder Trevor Parker and family shared their knowledge and stories through dance, singing and storytelling. The stories were narrated by the Elders of the community, with everyone invited to join in the last performance.

Indigenous band Broken Tides, from Port Hedland entertained visitors well into the evening.

Caroline Parker said she was impressed with the strong turnout to the event. "It's great to see so many people here supporting our culture and Peedamulla, we are very grateful to Mineral Resources, Waalitj Foundation and Coates Hire for their support of the event.”

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