Browse property in Camballin

Overview

Camballin is a modest town in Western Australia’s West Kimberley district, perched on Camballin Station about 110 km south of Derby and roughly midway between Derby and Fitzroy Crossing. Established in the 1950s to support the Camballin Irrigation Scheme, it recorded a population of 729 at the 2016 Census. Today the community largely accommodates school teachers and other staff who work in the nearby Loom a settlements, offering a quiet, work‑focused lifestyle amid the surrounding Grant and Erskine ranges.

Residents enjoy practical amenities including a caravan park, a small shopping centre (fuel not available), reticulated water and power, phone services with a pay‑phone booth, and mechanical repair facilities. The town is also served by a nearby landfill, mobile satellite phone coverage and a modest picture garden, while its power station supplies electricity to Loom a and New Loom a. Accessibility is provided by the regional road linking Derby and Fitzroy Crossing, making Camballin a convenient base for those working in the Kimberley hinterland.