Lake Argyle village offers comfortable accommodation including our Spectacular, self contained Villa with a View and Ensuite Cabins overlooking Lake Argyle, as well as our unique Outback tent cabins drom $99.00 per night. We have over 100 Shady caravan and camping sites. A bush camp kitchen and open camp fire under the stars. There is a Bar and resturant in the village with home style meals and the friendliest service in the North. We recommend that while at Lake Argyle you should not miss a chance to sample the Local catch. The Mouth-watering "Silver Cobbler" served grilled, Deep-fried or crumbed with fresh garden Salad and chips or try our famous Cobbler Burgers.

For group meals we ask that you contact us in advance to confirm seating availability. If you wish to book your room in advance to avoid dissapointment please contact us by email paradise@lakeargyle.com or phone +61 (08) 9168 7777.

	Lake Argyle Tourist Village
	P.O. box 616, Kununurra WA 6743 Phone: +61 (08) 9168 7777 Fax: +61 (08) 9168 7355 Email: paradise@lakeargyle.com

The tourist village is situated 70 km from Kununurra in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia. From Kununurra drive east on Highway 1 (Victoria Hwy) toward Katherine (NT) for 35 km. You will see the Turn-off to Lake Argyle, a 35 km sealed road of national standard takes you through some of this country's most magnificent and rugged scenery. The village sits atop a hill overlooking Lake Argyle set amidst the Carr Boyd Ranges and is only 1.5km from the lakes only boat Ramp and Swimming area. The Lake Argyle Inn provides Tourist information and Souveniers as well as great meals a range of accommodation and caravan park/camping area. We are open 7 days from April 1st until the end of October each year. During the wet season the village operates on limited hours, please call first (Oct - Apr).

1.5 km north of the tourist village you will find the Nostalgic Argyle Homestead Museum. This was reconstructed after the waters of Lake Argyle rose to submerge one of the regions most popular and famous cattle stations and meeting places. The homestead now acts as a museum to remind us of how hard it was in the early days of the Kimberley Cattle Kingdoms. There is a small entrance fee to the Museum but it is well worth the stop. Allow yourself the time. The Argyle Homestead Museum will be of particular interest to those who may have read the books written By Mary Durack. "Kings in Grass Castles" and "Sons in the Saddle". These books are available for purchase at the Museum and are a great way to indulge in this area's rich history.

	Lake Argyle Tourist Village
	P.O. Box 616, Kununurra WA 6743 Phone: +61 (08) 9168 7777 Fax: +61 (08) 9168 73555 Email: paradise@lakeargyle.com