Road close

Lovely campsite although pit toilets a bit smelly. Walked to the waterhole which some of the track is over rock and water, very picturesque. Road very corrugated, we found doing 50/60kms over corrugations made the ride smoother.

The camp, accessible by any car, occupies a very large area. Even if there were about 10 cars that night, it was still not crowded, and there were plenty of shades to shade. It is recommended to arrive in the afternoon and walk for about 30 minutes to Maguk waterfall to enjoy! The only facility is the toilet, but there are many flies and it smells bad.

Just ok to spend the night near the waterfalls, however no water and basic toilets. But only affordable fee pp so can't complain too much.

My First time to Kakadu, I loved it. I would 100% recommend the campsite to anyone. Any car can get down there, not a problem. Go and have a good time, I know i did that's for sure.

Great place to stay. The 10km drive in from Kakadu highway is pretty rough with corrugations, but we really enjoyed our stay, so much so we stayed an extra night. Cost is $6.60 pp per night. A short drive and a 1km walk takes you to Maguk gorge and waterfall. Absolutely amazing view and swimming (was refreshing but definitely not cold) with heaps of water still flowing, even at this time of year. Would definitely revisit!

Bring your 4wd!

Self-pay-station cash. We were alone there, so much space. A bit scary because it is 10km in the Nowhere, so nothing for scaredy rabbits. It has stormed, the place was under water. Only smelly Plumsklo.

It's $6 pp for a dumptoilet and a shady site.... The site is big and nice, but since we paid the entrance fee for kakadu I thought there should be proper campsites

Nice campground with toilets and a lot of space. Close to Barramundi gorge which is amazing!! Worth to hike up around the waterfall. Hank on tour ?