Geikie Gorge National Park Fitzroy Crossing

Because we were now so much closer to Fitzroy Crossing than Halls Creep is, we had time for a pancake breakfast overlooking the Mary River. Chris 'discovered' some ice cream in the freezer and decided that would be much better on them than either lemon juice or maple syrup, so iced creamed crepes it was. No berries to make it a kings feast for …

Woke up at Fitzroy Crossing caravan park it's amazingly clean, green and shady in a dry environment. It’s right beside the mighty Fitzroy River which I would love to see in the wet season. Patrick and Kurt (our friends from Batchelor) found us here and they seem happy living here. Mum took us to pretty much the only attraction in Fitzroy …

... and the deep river gorges effectively protected property against broad-scale floods. For us, the main attraction was Geikie Gorge National Park. Named after Sir Archibald Geikie, the Director General of Geological Survey for Great Britain and Ireland, ...

... It is the closest large outback town to Broome or Derby in the vast remote Kimberley wilderness. 18km northeast of Fitzroy Crossing is the Geikie Gorge National Park, a 3136ha world that more than hints at ancient times. We  had booked a tour on the ...

... there said that it had happened to her a couple of times but she had also always been advised to not stop. Ventured out to Geikie Gorge National Park and we decided to not do the one hour tour (save the $60 for another family thing) but rather do the ...