Discovery Resorts- Lake Argyle

We left because the noise got to be too much. For all four nights, there were three hours of live music, Monday through Thursday. The performer was talented, but the same country songs played incredibly loud every evening, so getting to sleep early or simply relaxing quietly wasn’t possible. At that price, we expected a chance to rest. The setting is gorgeous and the pool is incredible, but the sites feel packed together like sardines despite the different sizes. If you stay, a site right at the back might be quieter, though the view there isn’t worth it.

Some things we liked were still just as good, even after all the changes since we were here about 15 years ago. This trip didn’t disappoint at all.

The campsite has beautiful established trees throughout, and the grounds are well maintained. There are cabins, a restaurant, and an outdoor dining area strung with festoon lights. Live bands add to the atmosphere. The infinity pool is a highlight, with a great viewpoint, and the location is great too.

$105 a night for a powered site felt too expensive to me. I wasn’t impressed with the price. I went to Kununurra, where locals say the cost has nearly doubled since a big corporate bought the site. Sad.