Home Valley Station lies on the Gibb River Road west of Kununurra, near the famous Pentecost River crossing with views of the Cockburn Range. It offers accommodation, camping and activities for Gibb travellers.
Things to do
- Station walks and lookouts towards the Cockburn Range.
- Fishing and wildlife watching (follow crocodile warnings).
- Guided activities offered by the station in season — check current options.
Accommodation
Rooms and camping are available in the dry season. Book ahead, especially for July school holidays.
Access
The station is reached via the Gibb River Road. A high-clearance 4WD is recommended, and the Pentecost crossing must be checked for depth. The station operates seasonally; check opening dates.
Combining with El Questro
Home Valley and El Questro are close together on the eastern Gibb, and many travellers spend a few nights at each. El Questro offers gorges, Zebedee Springs and Emma Gorge; Home Valley offers station life and the Cockburn Range views.
Crocodile safety
Saltwater crocodiles inhabit the Pentecost River. Never swim there, keep away from the water’s edge and follow all signage.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Home Valley Station?
On the Gibb River Road west of Kununurra, near the Pentecost River crossing.
Do you need a 4WD for Home Valley Station?
A high-clearance 4WD is recommended for the Gibb River Road.
Is Home Valley open all year?
It operates seasonally; check opening dates.
Can you swim in the Pentecost River?
No — saltwater crocodiles live in the river.
How far is Home Valley from Kununurra?
Roughly a couple of hours’ drive west via the Great Northern Highway and Gibb River Road.
Is fuel available at Home Valley?
Check current services with the station before relying on it.
