Kelk Creek is situated at Djugarargyn, on the Dampier Peninsula,155km north of Broome in the West Kimberley region of Western Australia. Kelk Creek – where two waters meet, has much to offer to visitors wanting to learn about the indigenous culture, traditions and lifestyle of the Bardi people on the Dampier Peninsula.

With its a tranquil bush setting, Kelk Creek is home to an abundance of native plants and wildlife, that is as varied as it is beautiful. Your hosts Deborah and Steve, share a passion for the land, its history, its people and their culture and extend a warm welcome to visitors wanting to learn about their ancient culture and traditions.

As you move through this site, you'll discover just how much Kelk Creek has to offer. Discover the fascinating stories behind how and why certain plants were so highly prized by the native Bardi people. Learn about the hundreds of uses for native plants that have been handed down from generation to generation for over 40,000 years.

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Authentic indigenous guided bushwalks
Take a indigenous cutural bushwalk with the Kimberleys original Bush Tucker Woman
Enjoy a traditional “Bush Tea” with billy tea and homemade damper
The perfect way to finish off a cultural bushwalk, served around the campfire.
Kelk Creek Bush Retreat Accommodation
A range of accommodation facilities to suit couples or families.
Interpretive Display Area
(This informative new facility is scheduled for 2009)
Visit the Kelk Creek Online Gift Shop
Purchase authentic Bush Tucker inspired foods, indigenous artefacts, crafts & jewellery and natural