On our way up in August it was lovely. Warm water and friendly travellers to chat with while floating. So e piglets roaming around along the banks. September brought millions of bats filling the trees surrounding the pool and above. Noisy with bats pooping in the pool. Didnt feel comfortable swimming for long.

The kids loved the warm water and could have spent the whole day there. Had lunch at the caravan park and it was pretty good. Beer was cold too. Wish we had stayed the night there as it looked like a good park to stay.

Awesome time! The "pool" is tiled and has steps and railings to go in. Beautiful spot, covered by palm trees and water is very warm. There are both families with kids, grey nomads, and backpackers. Wonderful place. Suggest bringing a noodle to relax with as you can't touch the bottom in most of it. - S & C ??

What a lovely thermal pool this is with tiled sides and an easy graded walk from the kiosk. What was even more amazing than the turquoise water were the grey nomads bobbing in their noodles!

Me and my girlfriend spent about an hour there on route to Katherine and loved it! Beautifully clear waters and was really relaxing. ? Head up the road to Bitter springs if you want a more natural thermal spring!! But yeah all in all good and it has a pretty good bar area if you want to stay the night ?

A free spring in a palm grove, which was a bit 'developed' - felt like going to a warm pool. We spent an hour chatting to others, most who were staying in the camp but some weren't. The camp was hot & dry, but lots of sites. Amenities were ok. There is also a pub/ bar serving drinks & food which was popular on Saturday night - AFL finals. Also a small shop with NT souvenirs. There is also a replica of the We of the Never Never home - a bit of old stuff on display. Fairly priced.

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