National Parks and Reserves

With no entry fee (overnight camping fees apply) and easily accessible 2WD roads into all of the main waterfalls, it’s no wonder Litchfield National Park is one of the most popular spots in the Top End. Mix and match the variety of attractions around the region to make your own ‘Greater Litchfield Loop’ perfect for any age or any number of days. You can take in the military history of Adelaide River and Batchelor, stay in your choice of bespoke camping or nature based lodges, swim safely at waterfalls and cascading rock pools, sip sunset drinks at beach front fishing lodges and immersive nature and wildlife experiences at local attractions. Do yourself a favour and take a few minutes to stop in at the pubs, cafes and restaurants to get a flavour for how the locals live in and around Litchfield National Park. Swimming within the park and road access can change at certain times of the year.

Check to see if Litchfield National Park is open: https://nt.gov.au/leisure/parks-reserves/check-park-open-darwin

Three visitors enjoying Wangi Falls, Litchfield National Park

Visitors viewing Florence Falls from the lookout.

Driving past a cathedral termite mound in Litchfield National Park

Facilities

Adventure Barbeque Birdwatching Cafe Camping Caravan / Camper Trailer / Campervan Sites / Campsites Carpark Coach Parking Disabled access available Family Family Friendly Food and Refreshments Four Wheel Driving Hiking History & Heritage International Interpretive Centre Kiosk Lookouts Nature & Wildlife Picnic Area Public Toilet Scenic Drives Swimming Walk Walks