
Campos pagosLitchfield Kakadu Arnhem, Northern Territory Australia 🇦🇺
Campos pagosLitchfield Kakadu Arnhem, Northern Territory Australia 🇦🇺

10 Avaliações
Por € 15 por pessoa, você recebe chuveiros quentes, limpos, banheiros muito limpos, a opção de fazer alguns passeios, a possibilidade de construir um fogueiro no seu local, e mesas de piquenique e bancos quase todas as noites. E natureza, natureza, natureza.... Muito perto do Cahills Crossing, não muito longe do Monte Ubirr... nada além de pontos positivos.... A primeira noite, absolutamente nenhum mosquito, talvez muito menos do que em Cooinda. A segunda noite foi mais complicada. Mas o verdadeiro problema, na minha opinião, é as formigas. Mas eu não me arrependo de nenhuma das duas noites que passei lá.
Avoid unless you love mosquitoes
15$ per Person, hot Showers, clean Toilettes, a Fire Place almost in every Parkspot. Nature and Location is great, but seriously, without Mosquito Spray you can‘t make it 😆 it’s insane Full with them.
Free campsite with very clean sanitary facilities. Places to make fires. Good enough for one night! close to Ubirr and the river on foot
No water in the morning Facilities were clean take plenty of insect repellent
Had a good experience! The campground has a large bathroom area with proper showers and toilets. Ideal campsite to visit Ubirr Rock for sunset or sunrise.
Loved this shady campsite, the perfect end to a great trip. The hot plate over the fire pit could be cleaner. Easy to do sunset at Ubirr.
Do not come here unless you have thermacell, deet and the moral strength to fight tons of mozzies. We went mid may at the start of dry season and got bitten alive. It was very unpleasant. If you want to do Ubirr sunset/ sunrise, just find a place in jabiru and drive.
Too expensive I think. Worst experience with mozzies ever. No way you can sit there at night. Good fire pit and bbq.
Quite expensive for what you get, facilities are clean and very close to Ubir and Cahills Crossing. Sites are large and shaded. No pool or camp kitchen, only worth it if you don’t fancy the drive back to Jabiru imo.