Warakurna Roadhouse

A very comfortable camp as part of our Outback Way adventure (east to west) but the best part is the quality and pricing of fresh food and meal options. I note previous negative experience re: a hot dog. Do yourself a favour and take advantage of the food/meal options. Others closer to main business centres and transport routes could take lessons from this roadhouse. There is the option for dining in the art gallery, at outdoor tables or takeaway. We ate fish and chips and fresh vege soup for lunch; 2-course dine in dinner option -generous servings (bangers, mash and peas & mud cake with ice cream; thai chicken curry (including fresh greens) with rice & cheesecake with ice cream; bacon, egg, cheese and tomato, ham and cheese sandwiches for breakfast. Chicken caesar salad bowls and chocolate mousse takeaways for another dinner. Other fresh made options and sandwiches available. Warm and welcoming staff. Powered site: ready access to water and power at drive through site with hedged vegetation screening each site Clean and quiet setting; lots of bins with recycling separation Clean and well equipped camp kitchen. Washing machine and dryer available. Clean bathrooms. Sorry but issues with water heating for a hot shower (ie. had cold shower) resulted in less than 5 star rating.

Very dried up roll and dried up sausage call hotdog for $10! What a bargain!! Everyone should try. I must say Bunnings $2.5 sausage is gourmet compared to this piece of dried up roll & sausage!! It was so dry I was not sure what I was eating. This is the next level, sure to leave so many remarks and memory in you!! They did not sell long life milk, but sold milk which needed refrigeration which is odd at the outback. Overall, you must be grateful for what is available in the middle of nowhere.

Great little Roadhouse just nr the WA border with good clean modern rooms and a great new little BBQ. Fuel of course. Even meals.

Great outback Roadhouse with dine in meals available,friendly staff & camping facilities. This is the second time here for me & It is literally an oasis in the desert.

Staff are not friendly, French with very little understanding of English. More food could be on offer. Restaurant adds a nice touch

Stayed here one night on our way through the Outback Way.||Fuel is available but be prepared if the tanker has not made it through.||Camping is behind the Roadhouse which has a good range of goods. They even had Roo Tails for the camp fire.||Camping is cheap and there are only a limited sites that had power. ||Basic amenities but were clean. There's a kitchen too.||Fuel and Camping closes at 5pm or 3pm on the weekends. If in late you can pay the following day. Fuel is dear but they are remote.||Nice friendly people.||We had a dingo visit our camp but he was quite friendly but don't try patting it, it's a wild animal. It was just hungry but don't feed them either.

BASIC. Open caravan park with some shade and natural (dirt) sites. Ladies facilities, no toilet paper. No hot water in showers, I suspect empty gas bottles. Very good Weather and insect proof camp kitchen with fridge, table and chairs. Well stocked shop serving value priced food. Shop Doors close 5pm. Steve and Dee. Perth.

Upon arrival our group of 11 ( 5 vehicles) were greeted by a lovely lady who was more than helpful when arranging our accommodation of rooms and powered sites.|The rooms were one of the cleanest we have seen while travelling. Shop stocked enough supplies. Washing machines and dryers located in amenities. We would visit there again.