Welcome to Zebra Rock Mine
Gallery & Campground
We are now closed for 2018. Thank-you for all your support!
Reopening for more beautiful rocks, awesome action packed wetland safaris, fascinating Zebra Rock Mine tours, delicious scones & fish&chips and relaxed fun bush camping in late March 2019!
Look forward to seeing you, safe travels until then.
Zebra Rock Mine is located on the iconic Duncan Rd, Northern Territory.
We offer travellers a friendly relaxed well spaced camping ground, including a central fireplace and clean toilets and showers.
Explore a vast secret wetland on our Wetland Safaris, enjoy an abundance of wildlife.
Sit back and relax around our Boab trees and enjoy fresh scones or treat yourself with our famous Fish & Chips.
Visit our working Zebra Rock Mine, where you can see how this beautiful Kimberley stone comes from the ground and becomes a unique piece of art.
Wander through our extensive showroom and shop for your own piece of Zebra rock.
We're a small family business, sharing a real bush experience with you. Laid back relaxed, no stress, kick back and enjoy.
Adventure Safaris
Zebra Rock
Camping & Location
Our Details
About Us.
The Zebra Rock Mine, Gallery & Campground began when Kim, the quintessential Kimberley Bushman, met Ruth, the hydrologist from Melbourne. The couple opened to the public as a trial run in 2011, since then the venture has been successful due to word of mouth from travellers that enjoy finding a simple laid-back bush style with world class natural features. These natural features are the Zebra Rock and the secret wetlands that have developed on the NT side of Lake Argyle, a Mecca for wildlife.
This small scale mining operation has required the couple to try a sustainable approach. All rock is cut and manufactured into items from jewellery to tabletops onsite, value adding to stone resource. These products are only available from the Zebra Rock Mine. While the stone types look sensational cut, their true beauty is seen at the mine scale. The couple have set aside areas of the mine leaving sections of the stone naturally occurring in the ground for posterity. These sites have already become popular with geologists from around the world. The patterning of each piece of stone is different, a one off never repeated. Kim and Ruth are working on many ways for everyone to be able to access and enjoy the beauty of this stone.
Kim and Ruth, are lucky to be joined each year by a fantastic fun team. The up-and-comer is Opal, a hard one to miss. We all look forward to meeting you and having some fun during your time in the Kimberley and Top End.
