Bungle Bungle Wilderness Lodge

Dinner was great. All in all, a good concept. It would be nice to have a cooled place to escape the heat (39°-41°). It was definitely too hot to stay in the tent during the day and also in the dining area it was too warm.

Challenging to get to on the 4WD road but well worth it. Great setting, excellent roomy glamping cabins, three course restaurant quality dinners, lovely staff. Only disappoin**ent was the coffee - only instant was available.

We arrived as independent travelers and were greeted by eager staff doing the best they could to provide a positive experience. Unfortunately the lack of hot showers (despite letting staff know nothing changed and no alternative was offered) , sub average quality meals and tired facilities meant our $600+ per night not only felt like poor value, but was a lowlight of our Purnululu National Park stay.

Great inclusive lodge. Sister to Bell Gorge Wilderness Lodge. Luxury tents. Nice bar restaurant and friendly staff. Idea for exploring the Bungle Bungles which are stunning. It is a very tough 70k off road to get to the site from the Great Northern Highway.

Great service, personal attention and lively facilities. Dinner was brilliant too

As self drive "guests" (referred to as independents) we felt very much second fiddle to the tour groups. Meals felt like being back at boarding school, sit where you are told, eat when we tell you (7.30am sunday breakfast or you miss out! - so much for a leisurely start, and then when we did arrive there was no food left) The food was basic, certainly not worthy of the price tag, staff were indifferent and reluctantly provided the advertised hot breakfast. All in all a disappointing experience at the APT Bungle Bungle Wilderness lodge

A well set up camp site & the tents are amazing with ensuites ...central to most of the main tourists spots ...Evening meals were on the stingy side especially after a day of walking so I recommend bringing a stash of food with you...be prepared for very cold mornings ...

What a magnificent place fun by exceptional people. With Mina at the helm as manager who is so passionate about this area and staff like the beautiful Victoria, our stay was a real highlight. The tents are very well maintained and comfortable. The food and hospitality was great, although a little on the light side the second night if you were expecting a meal the size of the night before, but still delicious. The vibe between the staff was so good and they all went out their way to ensure we had a great time.

Travelled around west oz for a month and this was the only poor stay. For a higher end “wilderness lodge”, their service level was poor. They told me that Apple phones couldn’t log on to the WiFi network. but later I got it working. When I wanted a coke in the morning, I was told the “bar” didn’t open until 3 (and that was the rule). You would think that at 40 degrees, they might have a small battery/hand operated portable fan. You also could smell the septic/waste system. The effort at dinner was good, but “gourmet” doesn’t mean good. Several of the staff couldn’t speak English proficiently. The area around the tents isn’t that picturesque. This place really caters to their tour groups who are in and out pretty quickly. As an a private party, I would give this place a miss. They have some tough obstacles to overcome being so isolated, but their service attitude could be greatly improved.