Need to book through Northern Territory parks $15 per person. Campground is good, amenities not so mucj but well worth the stay for the swim at the Falls. Liz n Andy

This is the carpark for the falls. There is no camping allowed here. The campground is 200m from this spit where indicated

6.60 per adult is ok, the campsite is at the foot of the falls, the location is spacious, there are showers and toilets, at this price you can not ask more. In short if you visit Litchfield stop here.

Nice campground, some shady spots. Fills up quick though.

Stayed on the weekend. Arrived around 2pm on Saturday, still lots of sites left. Jodie was very friendly and helpful. Our campspot was huge, we shared it with people that arrived late in the evening. Hot showers, clean facilities and BBQs. Only a few minutes to Wangi Falls. We went up the waterfall and did the circuit back down, nice view. Make sure you watch the sunset at the falls, the stonewall appears in bright red, it's beautiful. $6,60 per person.

$6.60 per adult, $3.30 per child and $15.40 per family per night. Payable in an honesty box but there is also a caretaker present. Get in early! ALL 33 sites were full or had people double parked, waiting for occupants to leave by 8.30am. According to a ranger, there are at least four fresh water crocodiles in Wangi Falls at the moment (23/7/19). Showers were attrocious! No hot water and no water pressure. A handwritten sign on the female showers said there is a 10second delay so don't force the taps. No where to put clothes etc while in shower. Walls of cubicles dirty and even had heaps of squished mosquitos on them. Toilet and shower doors not closing properly. Hand written sign on one toilet said not to latch the door. Water is not drinkable without boiling first. Ranger Luke conducted the Litchfield talk at 7pm and was engaging. A worthwhile introduction the the park and some of its inhabitants.

Busy in this season, all spaces fill up quite early. Close to the waterfalls so worth the stay! Showers are medium warm

One of our favourite stays during our time travelling Australia so far! Beautiful waterfall and clean spacious camp area. Mosquitos out day and night so take plenty of repellent, we got eaten alive. Dan & Amy

Amazing place, very quiet without any flies and hot showers, thanks for that!

Self-pay-station cash. Plenty of space, 500m from the Wangi Falls which can be wonderfully photographed in the evening light. Shower / WC / BBQ ok. Unfortunately, many insects as soon as the sun was gone. We were almost eaten. Many Wallabies :-)