ONLY THE LOCALS KNOW ABOUT THIS SPOT! The Kimberley’s Best Kept Secret 

Its a bush camp for road crew guys and yes it will still be getting used. Its looking like someone has broken into it and gone through it all.

Youre brave climbing that rock and going through that camp lol The peaches were funny too! 😂

Good to see Hazel restrained. Our dog has a harness and only wears in the car. He loves it. Harness equals car

Thank god for the peach 😂… but it look like a lot of fun .. keep up the travels as we enjoy watching your trips away 🙌

How cool are Crocs in the wild? That pool is amazing. 🤩 You find the best spots. ❤

100 percent about professionalism Lil. Couldn't agree more. No excuse 👍

5:30 I think you just found Mick Taylors camp, lucky he wasn't home

You definitely are living the dream, that abandoned workers accommodation would be loved by so many homeless people in any of the capital cities, lick of paint. 🙏❤️

Great Episode 😃🦋 Love the Drone shots 👏 see if you can get Hazel some doggy shoes , when you are in the bush ,she will try to take them off haha and they definitely find a way 😳 so to get her used to it put them on in the car from time to time so she will have no problem when you put them on. Looking forward to next week episode take care 🦘🦘🌸🧑‍🌾👩🏼‍🌾🦋

get me to WAAAAA! looks epic

How beautiful is the secret spot ! We went there a few years ago on a tag along tour . Was awesome, probably wouldn’t have gone there on our own ! Welcome back to WA GUYS 🙌

Very happy to see Hazel all strapped in nice and safe, good work guys! Isn’t Lil just peachy 🍑 climbing up those rocks 🪨 😂. We lived in Newman for 3 1/2 years, just down the road from those water holes, it’s a magical place and on hot days it’s such a relief to cool off but the walk back is a killer! Great episode guys. PS: Hope Hazel’s paw is ok!

Jake your "missus" is a babe , your a lucky man 😅

The hints and tips a great value Lil ‘n Jake!

That fruit is the seeds of a Pandanus or screw palm (Pandanus tectorius) 😊. Another great vid 😊

Great video guys

The waterfalls!!! They look unreal

Hey Jake and Lil, we're so keen to get over to the Kimberleys ourselves to do the Gibbs River Road as well as these places your seeing! Reallygood, cheers again! Phil

Great video guys what an awesome part of the world!

My backyard !! so worth the trip !

Probs nothing left now after putting that on line at that camp good job !!

Wow what amazing video Lily and Jake really enjoyed it. That place you both turned up to definitely look bizarre I was guessing it maybe stolen items and been dumped there. But then you have a truck trailer there is well looks like someone definitely has some one has been living in it . And has for the rest wow those swimming holes look amazing would have loved to been there and gone for a swim in there myself. Definitely looking forward to seeing you both next Saturday episode 😊

Hi Lil Jake , and baby dog that place was totally amazing. You wonder why people would leave thousands of dollars weather stuff lying around in the middle of nowhere anyway always enjoy your videos stay happy love each other Cliff from Logan City Queensland Australia

I hope you got to visit the Buterfly caves as well

7:47 random croc footage 😅

Love the info, thanks

Love the video guys. I also enjoy the information you provide of the different campsites you visit and note the ones you recommend. The peach was like putting a paper bag over the Mona Lisa why cover a work of art. Lol. Keep up the great work guys. Can't wait until the next one.

Interesting video guys

Hey Lil, how difficult is it changing that bed? , I'm getting on a bit, however like your van, it maybe an option for our new van. Cheers, love sharing you kids adventures!😉

@17:36 Pandanus amaryllifolius fruit Pandanus amaryllifolius, commonly known as pandan, is a tropical plant with fragrant leaves that play a significant role in Southeast Asian cuisine. Pandanus is a fascinating genus of tropical plants with approximately 578 accepted species. These palm-like, dioecious trees and shrubs are native to the Old World tropics and subtropics, particularly Madagascar and Malaysia. Names: Common names for pandanus include pandan, screw palm, and screw pine. However, it’s important to note that these plants are not closely related to true palm trees. The aromatic variety known as Pandanus amaryllifolius is prized for its sweet floral fragrance and versatility. Its spiky leaves thrive in tropical climates, and certain varieties even bear fruits resembling red-orange pinecones. Here are some key points about it: Aromatic Leaves: - The leaves of Pandanus amaryllifolius emit a sweet, floral fragrance. They are used for flavoring various dishes, especially in Thai, Indonesian, and Malaysian cuisines. Culinary Uses: - Pandan Leaves: These leaves are often tied into knots or shredded and added to rice, desserts, and savory dishes. They infuse a subtle vanilla-like aroma. - Color and Flavor: Pandan leaves can impart a vibrant green color to foods, similar to matcha. Their flavor is unique and hard to describe-some say it’s a blend of vanilla, coconut, and grassy notes. Desserts and Drinks: - Pandan Jelly: Pandan-flavored jelly or agar-agar is popular in desserts. - Pandan Rice: Pandan leaves are sometimes used to flavor rice, giving it a pleasant aroma. - Pandan Drinks: Pandan-infused drinks, such as pandan water or pandan tea, are refreshing. Medicinal and Cultural Significance: - In traditional medicine, pandan leaves are believed to have various health benefits, including anti-inflammatory properties. - Pandan is also used in religious ceremonies and as a symbol of luck and prosperity. Growth and Care: - Pandanus amaryllifolius is a tropical plant that thrives in warm, humid climates. - It prefers well-draining soil and indirect sunlight. - You can grow it in pots or directly in the ground. Here are some key features of pandanus: Leaves: Pandanus plants have strap-shaped leaves that can vary in size from 30 centimeters (12 inches) to 2 meters (6.6 feet) or longer. The leaves may be spiny and grow in fan-shaped bunches. Fruits: The individual fruit of pandanus is a drupe, and these can merge to form a globule structure, 10-20 centimeters (4-8 inches) in diameter. As the fruit matures, it changes from green to bright orange or red. Interestingly, the fruits can remain on the tree for more than 12 months. Roots: Pandanus trees often have thick stilt roots near the base, providing support as they grow top-heavy with leaves, fruit, and branches.

Mate it's a musters camp, they use them a couple of times a year.

Great vid 👌

Cool video guys 💯🇦🇺

very peachy vid lol great job guys looks like a top spot ...

Great spot hidden falls how do get there is it the one near Doon Doon Roadhouse

People sleep anywhere. We have 1 block in st Albans living in front of common bank no mattess

What was the temperature 🌡️. Im so cold in Melbourne.

Great episode guys nice job keen to see more great work with the 🍑 😂 🤙🇦🇺❤️🙏

That place screams murder scene

People most likely leave something behind.

Where was this camp stop that only 1 booking. Didn't hear U say the name

Panda nuts you can eat them ❤

Those springs aren't very secret. Their's a more hidden Secret Secret Springs.

It's a pandanus tree Jake...steer clear

Like the peach LOL

They shouldn't be allowed to leave all that stuff in the bush. They should be made to come back and remove it.

why do i feel like eating a peach

Exploration camp for sure. Watch out for the indeginous also lock ya shit.

Great vid 🍑😂😂😂

You bump a sapling with a bulbar and 'you've had a crash"???? Really??? Good camp spot though.

Doesn't using the drone in a National Park require you to have a commercial filming licence? And that's expensive.

🍑😂

GoPro are the absolute worst. Stay clear!!

I enjoy your channel but RU-vidrs like you guys, and lets face it, there's a lot of you these days, need to stop calling out "secret spots" our favourite local beach camp is now day use only after it has been inundated by travellers who found out about it on RU-vid. Go to and film these places by all means but please don't give directions. Thanks.

Need to invest in a more appropriate swim suit

Nice, I would go there !