Nestled amongst nature
on the beautiful & pristine
Dampier Peninsula
A low-impact, eco friendly retreat and campground where guests can experience the untouched natural beauty of this amazing location.
We are closed from 16th December 2024 to 8th January 2025
Family Accommodation, Cabins & Camping
Banana Well Getaway is set amongst natural bushland, where you will find our nature-based campground, offering a wide range of accommodation options. From a 4-bedroom accessibility house to family friendly and single cabins, endless sites for camping & caravans, on acres of beautifully grassed grounds with an abundance of shady trees. At BWG we allow dogs that are socially friendly, however must be kept on a lead.
Character, history & charm that's close to nature
Campgrounds at Banana Well Getaway
Camp Kitchen
Accommodation options
Take a short 4km, 4WD drive to where the creek meets the ocean (known as the Landing & Burrguk Creek), a secluded, sandy stretch of beach on high tide. Excellent fishing & crabbing can be done off the tidal flats, or choose to launch your small dingy off the beach.
A place to relax and take in the surrounds of the amazing ecological system and bird life. Set your own pace for you and the family to enjoy Banana Well Getaway. The perfect base to explore the other amazing attractions on the Dampier Peninsula including Beagle Bay Church, Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, One Arm Point Hatchery and much more.
Excellent fishing
Explore the creeks
Visit local attractions
We welcome you to
Nyul Nyul Country
Banana Well Getaway is on Nyul Nyul Country, Nyul Nyul is one of seven language groups on the Dampier Peninsula. Banana Well's founders and their families have strong traditional & historical ties to the area around Banana Well. Also known as 'Burrguk' which means 'high place' or 'higher ground' in Nyul Nyul language.
Download the Self Guide Tour and explore
Our Nature Trail
Discover the abundant native flora and fauna along Banana Well Getaway's Nature Walk Trail. Explore 1.5 kilometres of pristine bushland and tidal wetland, home to over 82 species of recorded birdlife.