Small but nice. Important: you must reserve online in advance and have an NT Pass. The sites are spacious, the toilets just about adequate. A good alternative if Timber Creek is full (6 km away). We would stop there again.

A bit dusty but quite good sites. Must book. Saw a crocodile in the Victoria River- so no swimming.

We had a great 1 night stay here. The host was welcoming - despite us not having registered with NT Parks. The abundant bower birds are amazing but sleeping in this boab forest is amazing. Walk down to the river's edge.

Popular campground Toilets and water Good for overnight or keen on fishing

Small camp ground, bit dusty, serviceable compost toilets and water. Not a lot of shade, police and rangers come through to check. Not to far from Timber Creek if required.

Thieves from 2am to 4am, trying to break in the cars. Lock your vehicle. Beautiful campground

Very very busy. Generators too. We have it a miss this time

Good camp. We stayed one night, three other travelers around. The toilets are a bit smelly and there's no water to wash you hands. Rubbish bins are provided. The spots for larger vehicles with caravans is limited, same for shady spots but you can park along the posts and make yourself comfortable. We enjoyed our time, its very quiet - one negative thing are the flys. We never saw so many. Sitting outside can be a bit challenging. $3,30 per person.

Nice quiet when we pulled up mid day. Lovely ladies here for a month to collect $3.30 fee. Toilets have a bit of fishing fun what more could u want.

Great place to stay. Busy, but camp carers were very helpful and were on the job when we had a 3mtr python peering through our caravan window. Ranger came to help. Thank God.