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The Lakes Resort and Caravan Park, Berry Springs
Tumbling Waters Tourist Park, Berry Springs (DFP)
Coomalie Creek Caravan Park, Coomalie Creek
Corroboree Park Tavern, Corroborree Billabong
Douglas Daly Tourist Park, Douglas Daly
Douglas Hot Springs Nature Park, Douglas Daly (Campground)
Sullivans Creek, Gregory National Park (Rest Area)
BIG4 Hayes Creek Holiday Park, Hayes Creek (DFP)
Cagudju Lodge Cooinda Caravan Park, Cooinda, Kakadu
Kakadu Lodge and Caravan Park, Jabiru, Kakadu
Katherine Low Level Caravan Park, Katherine
Knotts Crossing Resort Caravan Park, Katherine
Mecure Inn Katherine Caravan Park, Katherine
Red Gum Tourist Park, Katherine
Riverview Tourist Village, Katherine (DFP)
Shady Lane Tourist Park, Katherine
Springvale Homestead Budget Motel and Caravan Park, Katherine (DFP)
Nitmiluk Caravan Park, Katherine Gorge
Jarnem and Gurrandalng Campsites, Keep River National Park (Campground)
Green Park Tourist Complex, Larrimah (DFP)
Litchfield Tourist and Park, Litchfield (DFP)
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Mary River Park, Mary River
Mataranka Cabins & Camping, Mataranka
Mataranka Homestead Caravan Park, Mataranka
Territory Manor Caravan Park, Mataranka (DFP)
Saddle Creek Rest Area, Newry (Rest Area)
Edith Falls Campground, Nitmiluk National Park (Campground)
Lazy Lizard Caravan Park, Pine Creek
Point Stuart Wilderness Lodge, Point Stuart
Banyan Tree Caravan Park, Rum Jungle (DFP)
Timber Creek Gunamu Tourist Park, Timber Creek (DFP)
Wayside Inn, Timber Creek
Victoria River Roadhouse Caravan Park, Victoria River Crossing (DFP)
Litchfield Safari Park, Wangi

Caretaker onsite selects site with you and guides you into site. A great little caravan and camping park in the middle of town, pleasant surroundings, all lawned, lots of shade and open space, also offers third night free after first two nights. Friendly staff, no complaints, van parking assistance provided by staff, staff helped us at the site, staff explained park layout and facilities. Price was as expected, reasonable value for money ($20 2A per night powered). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to all sites, were clean, condition is good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, poor night lighting, average sized sites, drive-through sites, adequate taps close by. Good laundry, basic rec room, good camp kitchen. Peaceful, open and roomy, plenty of shade, family friendly atmosphere. No permanents. All pets allowed. Clean UC bbq (free), congenial bbq area atmosphere, bbq area lighting, seating provided at bbq. No playground, no pool. Suitable for families, well maintained park.
Likes: Friendly environment, cheerful caretaker.
Added Touches: Nightly program of activity during tourist season, i.e. Pub Happy Hour Friday night, Movie Saturday Night, Bingo Monday night, etc.
Park Rating 3: suitable for any length stay.
Report submitted by Russell Coghlan, Perth.

Quiet and lots of room. Basic but clean shower and toilets. Good value at $16 for night. Can walk to the local rail heritage area and hotel but will need to drive to visit the War Cemetery. Dog friendly.
Date 06/2007. Park Rating 2:
Report submitted by Richard and Maureen, Bungendore, NSW.

Manager's name is Scott & Sue Withers. The caravan section caters for 19 powered sites with mostly drive through. The camping area is huge with some shade. Horse trail rides are provided with an experienced horseman as guide. The swimming pool is well maintained and clean, the toilets and showers are old but always clean. Drinks, milk and souvenirs are available at the office. One can see buffalos on the station and do a spot of fishing in the Adelaide River but be crocodile aware. Water supply is good. Other attractions while at Mt Bundy are the War Graves, Adelaide River Rail Station Museum, old WWII sites such as the Snake Creek Arms Depot and the site of the 119th Australian General Hospital, the Hospital Rail Siding, are worth a visit. Very friendly staff, good staff response to complaints, staff offered tourist advice, van parking assistance provided by staff. Price was as expected, good value for money ($26 2A per night, powered). Amenities are close to most sites, were clean, condition is reasonable, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, dry change area. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, poor night lighting, average sized sites, no sites with concrete annex slabs, shade to most sites, drive-through sites, adequate taps close by. Poor laundry, no rec room, late checkout allowed (up to noon), good camp kitchen. Peaceful, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere, no permanents. Clean gas bbq (free). No playground. Clean pool is shaded, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided. Suitable for month or longer, suitable for families, well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Date 02/2009. Park Rating 3.5:
Report submitted by Doug, Travelling Pensioner.

We used the special "3 nights for the price of 2" which lowered our per night price & was very good value. Friendly staff. Price was as expected, very good value for money ($24 2A 2C per night, powered, peak season). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to all sites, were clean, condition is very good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water. Some level sites, poor night lighting, large sites, no sites with concrete annex slabs, shade to most sites. No rec room. Peaceful, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere, no permanents. UC gas bbq (free), congenial bbq area atmosphere, bbq area lighting. No playground. Clean pool, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided. Suitable for few days, suitable for families, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: Our girls (aged 9) loved feeding the horses & Nigel the water buffalo. My husband & I loved sitting under the awning enjoying the country air & found the area where the caravan sites were very pretty.
Added Touches: Can do horse trail rides but we found these were not very good value for money (scenery on ride was very dry & uninteresting) & the some of the horses didn't behave very well. One of our daughters was on a horse that went extremely slow during most of the ride which meant she was well behind the group & we had to keep stopping for her but when she came to a downhill the horse would gallop down at high speed!! She wasn't expecting it the first time & nearly came off the horse & the owner didn't give us any warning of the horse's behaviour beforehand.
Date 08/2008. Park Rating 4:
Report submitted by Bolzon Family, Adelaide.

We liked this park. Big, roomy, well shaded with nicely laid out grounds. Amenities clean. Water pressure ok. Management laid back but friendly and helpful. We arrived in a dry period but grounds were watered every day. Price at $25 was reasonable. Park situation is excellent for visiting attractions. Booked for four days, extended a further three then another week. Good management, friendly management, management responsive to comments, management was helpful. Good amenities, adequate number to cater for tourists, close to sites, were clean, were in good condition, water pressure was okay, there was adequate hot water. Good sites, sites were level, lighting at night was adequate, the site size was okay, annexe slabs were available, drive-through sites were available, adequate taps close by, adequate sullage close by. Laundry, dump point, quiet, open and roomy park, shady park, family-friendly park. Clean pool. Suitable for a week or more, the park was well maintained, the park can be considered kid-safe.
Likes: Handy to most attractions.
Parking: No.
Local Information: Territory Wildlife Park is a must.
Roads: Good.
Date 06/2008. Park Rating 3.5:
Report submitted by Alan Harmsworth.

The whole park was in poor condition, even in the reception it was dirty. Stayed one night, because we just arrived from Europe and we were very tired. Average staff friendliness. Price was as expected, poor value for money. Amenities would not cope in peak times, are close to only some sites, cleanliness was average, condition is poor, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, mostly level sites, good night lighting, average sized sites, drive-through sites, kiosk, dump point. Quiet, open & roomy park, plenty of shade. Clean is shaded, kid-safe pool area.
Date 01/2006. Park Rating 1: Nothing to like about this park.
Report submitted by Tom Holz, Germany.

Spent 1 day on the way up north and 4 days on the way back. Great for visiting Lichfield National Park. Setting was fantastic if you like relaxing, abundance of bird life, plenty of shady trees, "park wherever you want and we will see you some time this evening for your money" $5 per person plus $3 for power, and if you stay a week you pay for 5 nights. Showers were a bit below par but where will you find a place with bath mats and soap and razors provided and free laundry? Water is not so good (full of iron deposits) but that will improve we were told. Very friendly staff, staff offered tourist advice. Price was lower than expected, very good value for money ($13 2A per night).
Park Rating 2.5:
Report submitted by Ivan and Netta, Adelaide.

Average staff friendliness, reasonable value for money ($30 2A 2C per night, powered, peak season). Amenity number would not cope in peak times, are close to most sites, cleanliness was average, condition is reasonable, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, soap provided, paper towels/dryer provided, exhaust fans/good ventilation. Adequate number of tourist sites, some level sites, average sized sites, no sites with concrete annex slabs, shade to most sites. No rec room. Open & roomy park, plenty of shade, too many permanents. Basic playground in poor condition. Clean pool is shaded, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided. Suitable for overnighter.
Likes: We did enjoy our stay here because we met up with some friends & there was hardly any other tourist vans there during the 3 nights we stayed. We were able to have a camp fire every night & sometimes felt like we had the park to ourselves.
Dislikes: The park is not well maintained anymore & has a run-down feel to it. There were a lot of workers there who stay permanently & took over the camp kitchen each night so we avoided that area. The general atmosphere of the park wasn't great & if we weren't there with our friends would have only stayed 1-2 nights.
Date 08/2008. Park Rating 2.5:
Report submitted by Bolzon Family, Adelaide.

Very nice spot but showed signs of recent cyclone damage in places. Lots of shade trees. Facilities a bit under par, clean but old. Some newer ones further away from us. Worth another stay but not during school holidays. Hot springs well worth a visit. Butterfly Gorge was closed due to cyclone damage.
Date 07/2006. Park Rating 3:
Report submitted by Joan & Sam, Clifton Park WA.

Stayed 1 night. This was our first "freebie/donation" stopover, and we did not know what to expect. It was getting late so we decided to pull over at Sullivans Creek (well signposted), which was on dirt, a little off the main highway. On entering the loop-road we found there were 9 caravans and mobile homes squashed in. Caravans that arrived after us had to travel further as there was no space left. There were more vans here than at some paid parks at which we had stayed. The stop is located near a creek, and travellers told us that a crocodile had been spotted there, so we kept our distance. There is water there (not drinkable), a long drop toilet and a wood fireplace. Late in the night campers arrived and under torchlight set up in the grassed area in the middle of the loop. It was a very dark quiet peaceful night, with very friendly travellers around us. We enjoyed our first "freebie" stop and this gave us courage to try a few more. Suitable for large rigs, but you have to get there early.
Campground Rating 2:
Report submitted by Leszek and Jackie, Queanbeyan.

This is a service station with a large area behind and down by the river for a caravan park. Dog friendly. Lots of room to spread out and the staff work hard to keep the area grassed instead of dust. Lots of shade. Fairly quiet being well off the road. Swimming pool. Basic amenities but clean and flowers in the ladies. We chose the unpowered site at $10 for 2A, or $20 for power. We enjoyed this park, very relaxed and well-maintained and good value. Would suggest staying here and driving into Douglas Hot Springs.
Date 07/2007. Park Rating 3:
Report submitted by Richard and Maureen, Bungendore, NSW.

Friendly staff. Price was much higher than expected ($40 2A per night, powered Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to most sites, were clean, condition is good, water pressure is bad, hot water was usually adequate but not when busy, soap provided, paper towels/dryer provided, exhaust fans/good ventilation. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, poor night lighting, average sized sites, no sites with concrete annex slabs, shade to some sites, drive-through sites, adequate taps close by, no rec room, good camp kitchen, kiosk, van parking. Quiet, not enough shade, family/friendly atmosphere. Clean electric bbq (free), bbq area lighting, seating provided at bbq. Good playground in good condition. Clean pool is shaded, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided, toddlers catered for. Suitable for a week or more, suitable for families, well maintained park.
Likes: We loved the large open air swimming pool with separate spa area. Not too far to launch your own boat at Yellow Water Billabong, and there are Barra to be caught even in late August.
Dislikes: Prices for food in the bistro were very expensive i.e. $25 for small pizza, etc. Also powered site fees are the most expensive we have encountered anywhere on our travels.
Added Touches: Plenty of tours are available to be booked at reception
Local Information: Fishing was good, Gus caught 3 x sized Barra on lures. Lots of crocodiles in the billabong and on the banks
Roads: Road was bitumen and good condition
Date 08/2009. Park Rating 4:
Report submitted by Charmaine & Gus.

A well maintained park with many palm and other trees. Shown to site, then into office to pay. Staff are working hard to keep dust down and grass growing. Amenities seem to be just coping with visitor numbers. August is European holiday time, so park is really under pressure, with many campervans coming in every day. The pool area is very nice. There is a restaurant, bar, Internet centre and booking office for Yellow Waters cruises (a must do). Water pressure needs improving, no sullage. In season, free sausage sizzle Wednesday nights and free pancakes on Sundays. They had a flood go through earlier in the year. Necessary work after seems to have made this a really nice park now.
Date 08/2007. Park Rating d:
Report submitted by FnJ, Sunshine Coast.

Drive into Jabiru townsite from Kakadu Highway, and is on the right. Going towards town. Clean, green, grassy site with reasonable facilities. Needs more trees to be truly comfortable. Water quality average. Good management. Reasonable value for money. Average amenities, adequate number to cater for tourists, close to sites, water pressure was okay, there was adequate hot water. Good sites, adequate number of tourist sites, sites were level, lighting at night was adequate, the site size was okay, drive-through sites were available, poor water quality, adequate taps close by. Good atmosphere to park, quiet, open and roomy park. Clean UC free bbq, with a congenial atmosphere, lit at night. The park was well maintained, the park can be considered kid-safe.
Likes: Pool, quite clean, grassy and some shade, clean camp kitchen.
Dislikes: State of ablutions as quite heavily used.
Local Information: Kakadu attractions.
Roads: All sealed roads, some very minor unsealed ones into some areas.
Date 07/2006. Park Rating 3.5: Suitable for a week or more.
Report submitted by Peter and Robin S.

Well set out park. Well-grassed sites serviced by bitumen roads. Not a lot of shade. Adequate ablutions, reasonably clean, but would stay again.
Date 06/2006. Park Rating 3.5:
Report submitted by Joan & Sam, Clifton Park WA.

No pool at the park but free access to the fantastic town one which had both an Olympic-sized and toddlers pool with plenty of shade and free goggles and pool toys for use. Friendly staff. Price was as expected, reasonable value for money ($195 A3 C1 per night cabin). Cabins were clean, condition is very good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, mostly level sites, good night lighting. Good laundry, no rec room. Quiet, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere, no permanents. Clean gas bbq (free), congenial bbq area atmosphere, seating provided at bbq. No playground, no pool. Suitable for a week or more, suitable for families, well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: Daily servicing and very nice surroundings. BBQs were kept immaculately clean.
Local Information: Kakadu - what else? Be sure to check out the terrific bakery for the best priced lunch in town.
Date 07/2008. Park Rating 3.5:
Report submitted by JK&L - The Big Trip.

$27 per night with BIG4 discount. The park is signposted from the Stuart Highway both north and south of the town. It looks very welcoming from the moment you enter the gate as there are large expanses of lawn and trees with the caravan sites situated at the rear of the grounds. The toilet block is large with roomy shower and toilet cubicles. Good laundry facilities, small restaurant and pool. Sites are a good size, on grass and most have good shade.
Date 08/2009. Park Rating 4:
Report submitted by Marg, Melbourne.

Friendly staff, staff offered tourist advice, staff explained park layout and facilities. Price was as expected, good value for money ($40 2A 2C per night, powered, off-peak season). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to most sites, were clean, condition is good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, soap provided, dry change area, paper towels/dryer provided, exhaust fans/good ventilation. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, good night lighting, large sites, no sites with concrete annex slabs, shade to most sites, adequate taps close by, adequate sullage close by. Good laundry, no rec room, good camp kitchen, kiosk, car wash, dump point. Peaceful, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere. No bbqs, no playground. Clean pool is shaded, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided. Suitable for a week or more, suitable for families, well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: Good pool, good happy hour and meals each night at the bistro. Entertainment (live music/free outdoor movies, etc) on each night.
Dislikes: Ridiculous amount of bird and tree droppings on vehicles.
Parking: At reception.
Date 09/2009. Park Rating 4:
Report submitted by The Nielsens.

We have stayed here before and again the park lived up to our expectations. It is a peaceful oasis far enough out of town to be quiet and secluded. We booked a few days ahead and requested a drive thru site and even though they were busy and have only four they found one for us. Friendly staff, staff offered tourist advice, staff explained park layout and facilities. Price was as expected, good value for money ($27.00 2A per night, powered, peak season). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to most sites, were clean, condition is very good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, poor night lighting, average sized sites, concrete annex slabs to some sites, shade to most sites, drive-through sites, adequate taps close by Good laundry, no rec room, good camp kitchen, dump point. Peaceful, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere. Clean UC electric bbq (free), congenial bbq area atmosphere, bbq area lighting, seating provided at bbq. No playground. Clean pool is open to sun, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided. Suitable for a week or more, suitable for families, well maintained park.
Likes: On site bistro also serves breakfast. Great very clean amenities. plenty of grass and open spaces. Huge pool.
Dislikes: Could be more lighting at nite.
Parking: Plenty of parking.
Date 07/2009. Park Rating 4.5:
Report submitted by Ann and John.

Very friendly staff, staff explained park layout and facilities. Price was as expected, reasonable value for money ($27 2A per night, powered). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to all sites, were clean, condition is good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, soap provided, dry change area, paper towels/dryer provided, exhaust fans/good ventilation, disabled facilities. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, poor night lighting, large sites, no sites with concrete annex slabs, shade to most sites, adequate taps close by, adequate sullage close by. Good laundry, dump point. Peaceful, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere. Clean UC gas bbq (free), bbq area lighting, seating provided at bbq. Clean pool is shaded, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided, toddlers catered for. Suitable for month or longer, suitable for families, well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: Well grassed sites.
Dislikes: No shower curtains.
Added Touches: There is a bistro open 6 days a week (closed Mondays) from 5pm to 8pm. Happy hour from 5pm-6pm with $1 off drinks. Meals served from 6pm to 8pm. Also entertainment from 6pm to 8pm.
Local Information: Edith Falls was spectacular.
Date 05/2009. Park Rating 4.5:
Report submitted by Nicholstones.

Update on the price for powered site is now $30 for non members, BIG4 club members get 10% discount. Friendly management, management responsive to comments, management was helpful. Very good value for money. Very good amenities, adequate number to cater for tourists, were clean, water pressure was okay, there was adequate hot water.
Date 06/2008. Park Rating 4.5:
Report submitted by Alby Kramer.

Park revisited after three years and still the best in Katherine. Now a BIG4 member again. The night lighting is considered poor. Shady and well grassed sites, excellent pool and bistro area. Amenities are adequate for numbers and excellently maintained, with one complaint: shower water fluctuates in temperature each time another person turns their shower on or off, meaning you can burn or freeze if not alert. However a minor inconvenience. Powered site $30 2A before BIG discount a little high, but worth paying for the ambience. Date 6/2008. Park Rating 4:
Report submitted by Peripatetic Perrys, North Rocks.

Well run large efficient and popular park - well staffed. Easy to forget time difference if coming from WA and arrive later than planned. Wise to book in hight season (June-July). Friendly staff, staff offered tourist advice, van parking assistance provided by staff, staff explained park layout and facilities. Price was as expected, reasonable value for money ($27 2A per night powered). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to all sites, were clean, condition is very good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, paper towels/dryer provided, exhaust fans/good ventilation, disabled facilities. Adequate number of tourist sites, all level sites, good night lighting, average sized sites, adequate taps close by, adequate sullage close by. Good laundry, good camp kitchen, kiosk, dump point, van parking. Quiet, open and roomy, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere. No permanents. No dogs. Clean pool is open to sun, pool area not considered kid-safe. Suitable for month or longer, well maintained park.
Likes: Grassy sites - good layout for tents and unpowered sites
Dislikes: Some sites needed extra long power/sullage lengths
Added Touches: licensed café next to pool with snacks meals available
Local Information: Town has a Coles Petrol station but no Coles store. Has a Woolies
Date 06/2007. Park Rating 4.5:
Report submitted by Jim, Willunga.

Good well set out park. Good grassed sites, lots of shade. Amenities clean. Beautiful grounds all around. Would stay again. Stayed 2 nights
Date 06/2006. Park Rating 3.5:
Report submitted by Joan & Sam, Clifton Park WA.

This is a great spot to stay either one night or multiple nights. It is not immediately obvious at reception that caravans are accepted, but facilities are actually very good. Individual bays are kerbed and parallel, with individual and private ensuite facilities. You can stay overnight fully rigged, or take advantage of the great discount for 7 days stay. Friendly staff, staff offered tourist advice. Price was lower than expected, good value for money ($200 2A per week, powered, peak season). Amenity cleanliness was average, condition is good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, separate bathroom, dry change area. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, good night lighting, large sites, concrete annex slabs to most sites, shade to most sites, drive-through sites, adequate taps close by. Good laundry. Quiet, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere. Clean gas bbq (free), congenial bbq area atmosphere. Clean pool is shaded, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided. Suitable for a week or more, suitable for families, well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: Sites were private and ablution facilities were available for each caravan, therefore you could leave your personal things in the shower area.
Dislikes: Late check in, not until after 2pm
Parking: Street parking
Local Information: Excellent for access to all Katherine attractions, including Mitmulik Gorge (Katherine Gorge)
Roads: Excellent road conditions
Date 07/2009. Park Rating 4:
Report submitted by Charmaine & Gus.

Park is mainly motel and cabins. All powered sites are ensuite. Reasonable ensuites, with bench, towel rail and 2 hooks, plus a shelf for unpacking onto, plus an outside area with laundry tub. Let down by poor drainage that means shower water goes all over floor, and no rubbish bin. BBQ had 2 burners out of 4 not working. Motel restaurant on-site, we didn't try it so don't know how good it is. Friendly staff, staff explained park layout and facilities. Price was as expected, reasonable value for money ($35 2A per night, ensuite). Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, average sized sites, concrete annex slabs to most sites, shade to most sites, adequate taps close by, adequate sullage close by. Good laundry, kiosk. Quiet, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere, no permanents. Clean gas bbq (free), bbq area lighting, seating provided at bbq. Pool is shaded. Suitable for a week or more, suitable for families, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: Clothes line on side of ensuite. All sites angled from the roadway, so are very easy to get into.
Parking: Park in street when booking in, no reception parking for vans inside park.
Date 07/2009. Park Rating 3.5:
Report submitted by Nicholstones.

Nice quiet park that is part of a motel resort complex. All sites were ensuites which we believe are to be upgraded in the future. Great pool, grass sites, some shade. Resort is very quiet during the day and seems to cater for bus touring groups which arrive quite late in the afternoon and leave early in the morning. Friendly staff. Price was as expected, reasonable value for money ($35 2A 2C per night powered). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to all sites, were clean, condition is reasonable, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, good night lighting, average sized sites, concrete annex slabs. Basic laundry, no rec room. Peaceful, open & roomy park, not enough shade, family/friendly atmosphere. No pets allowed. Clean free bbq, in congenial area with lighting, seating provided. Clean pool is shaded, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided. A well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: The quietness of the park and being able to have the pool to yourselves during the day as there are not a lot of caravan sites and the resort was mainly busy after 5pm.
Park Rating 3: Suitable for a week or more.
Report submitted by Pete, Deb, Jack & Lucy, NSW.

Friendly staff, average staff response to complaints. Price was as expected, reasonable value for money ($86 2A C1 per night cabin). Cabins were clean, condition is good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, mostly level sites, good night lighting. Basic laundry, no rec room, kiosk. Quiet, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere, no permanents. Clean UC electric bbq (free), congenial bbq area atmosphere, bbq area lighting, seating provided at bbq. No playground. Clean pool is shaded, pool area not considered kid-safe, tables and chairs provided. Suitable for few days, suitable for families, well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: Proximity to hot springs.
Local Information: Low Level Nature Park & Nitmiluk National Park.
Date 07/2008. Park Rating 3.5:
Report submitted by JK&L - The Big Trip.

Park is quiet although, the night we left a major domestic dispute went most of night, included smashed rear window of car. Park owners very slow to deal with people or call police - very unsettling between that and communal showers. Wouldn't be first preference to stay again. Average staff friendliness, average staff response to complaints. Poor value for money ($28 2A per night powered). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to most sites, were clean, condition is reasonable, there was adequate hot water. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, poor night lighting, average sized sites, concrete annex slabs, drive-through sites, hard to negotiate into site, adequate taps close by. Basic laundry, no rec room, kiosk, dump point. Noisy, open & roomy park, plenty of shade. Clean UC bbq, congenial bbq area atmosphere, bbq area lighting, seating provided at bbq. No playground. Clean pool is shaded, kid-safe pool area. Suitable for few days, well maintained park.
Dislikes: No privacy in showers, communal dressing areas all ladies used our ensuites or wore our bathers to shower.
Parking: Only one space to book in park. Very busy but road parking available as long as no road trains pulled up.
Added Touches: Roadhouse attached to park was very clean and sold great barra & chips but it was very expensive, so was their fuel.
Local Information: Katharine Gorge was fantastic so was sunset cruise from Springvale Homestead to see crocs.
Date 06/2008. Park Rating 2:
Report submitted by Bardarka1.

Dog friendly. Large park which backs on to the Katherine River and an easy 5 minute walk to the hot pools. Long walk to town (2.5km). Sites were generally well laid out, most having paved annex areas. Staff friendly and can book tours. Amenities basic but clean, 4 blocks spread throughout the park. Camp kitchen, swimming pool. Sites were a good size but the roads are a little narrow in the busy tourist season, so can make backing a little stressed. Next door to shop, café, newsagent and fuel station. We enjoyed this park and would stay again.
Date 06/2007. Park Rating 3:
Report submitted by Richard and Maureen, Bungendore NSW.

Easy to find, from the north turn right immediately over the bridge, from the south, go through the town and turn left just before the bridge, then drive about 2kms. A spacious, well-maintained park. Sites are a good size with most having an attractive pink-coloured brick annex pad. The park abounds in large, shady trees and many sites have 'tropical' garden beds around them. There are four amenities blocks, with laundries. The large shower cubicles have good quality shower curtains that don't wrap around you when the water is flowing. Showers have strong pressure. Ceiling fans are going 24hrs a day so, despite the heat in Katherine the amenity blocks are always a pleasant temperature. Roadways are wide with plenty of manoeuvring room. Pets are welcome in a separate 'dog' section which is close to the entrance and pool. Pool is fairly small, with a shade cloth over which keeps the water fairly 'refreshing'. On site are a shop, take-away food outlet and a restaurant. The office wil arrange all tour bookings. Wireless internet through Nomadnet is available throughout the park ($5 for 1 hour). Staff are friendly and helpful and Katherine Hot Springs are a short walk (100 yards) from the back gate (locked at night). A coin-in-the-slot Internet kiosk is also available (Not working during our stay). Suitable for any length of stay.
Date 05/2007. Park Rating 4.5:
Report submitted by Toned-F.

Very disappointing. Dirt sites, average amenities, no view of river, dusty and hot. Unfriendly staff, average staff response to complaints, reasonable value for money ($22 2A per night powered). Amenity number would not cope in peak times, are close to most sites, cleanliness was average, condition is reasonable, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, poor night lighting, small sites, hard to negotiate into site. Basic laundry, no rec room, good camp kitchen, van parking. Quiet, open & roomy park, not enough shade, family/friendly atmosphere. No pets allowed. Clean electric bbq ($1) in congenial UC area, bbq area lighting, seating provided. No pool.
Dislikes: Dirty and dusty. Manager apathetic. Amenities average.
Added Touches: Saturday night Country and Western singer
Roads: Sealed roads to park.
Date 07/2006. Park Rating 2.5: Suitable for overnighter.
Report submitted by Peter and Robin S.

Manager's name is Philip & Marianne Bates. This is a quiet and friendly park situated well away from town. It was nice to stay in a park that was clean and tidy and well maintained. It was only spoilt by the insufficient number of toilets and showers for the size of the park. Very friendly staff, no complaints, staff offered tourist advice, staff explained park layout and facilities. Price was as expected, reasonable value for money ($27 2A per night, powered, peak season). Inadequate number of amenities, are close to all sites, were clean, condition is good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, soap provided, dry change area, paper towels/dryer provided, exhaust fans/good ventilation, disabled facilities. Adequate number of tourist sites, all level sites, good night lighting, average sized sites, concrete annex slabs, drive-through sites, adequate taps close by, adequate sullage close by. Good laundry, no rec room, good camp kitchen, kiosk, disabled facilities, dump point, van parking. Peaceful, open and rooy, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere, no permanents. Clean UC gas bbq (free), congenial bbq area atmosphere, bbq area lighting, seating provided at bbq. No playground. Clean pool is shaded, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided. Suitable for a few days, suitable for families, well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Dislikes: Insufficient toilets and showers for the number of people. Although we were given verbal park information, no map of the park layout was available.
Parking: Outside reception
Local Information: Ideal base for the many attractions of the Katherine region.
Roads: Good.
Date 06/2009. Park Rating 3.5: Would stay again.
Report submitted by Fran & Trevor (Shaka Zulu) Melbourne.

Manager Marianne & Philip Bates. Nice and quiet, away from the locals. ($22.50 2A per night powered with TT discount). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to all sites, were clean, condition is good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, soap provided, dry change area, paper towels/dryer provided, exhaust fans/good ventilation, disabled facilities. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, good night lighting, average sized sites, large sites, concrete annex slabs, drive-through sites, adequate taps close by, adequate sullage close by. Good laundry, no rec room, late checkout allowed (up to noon), good camp kitchen, kiosk, disabled facilities, car wash, dump point, van parking. Quiet, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere, no permanents. No pets allowed. Clean free gas bbq in congenial UC area, lit with seating provided. No playground. Clean pool is shaded, kid-safe pool area, tables and chairs provided. Suitable for families, well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: Well maintained, continually upgrading this park (laundry at the moment). Tropical gardens and a HUGE pool make this park a good choice. Lots of nice frogs and geckos and the odd toad. Camels across the road too.
Dislikes: No amenities block insect screens.
Parking: Designated on the left at reception area in shade.
Local Information: Can see the Ghan on Mon. & Fri. am at Victoria Highway. rail terminal. It stays for 4 hours, good photo op. Visit Katherine Gorge, Low level Crossing park (picnic). Good food at RSL club,5mins from park.
Roads: Excellent, but, watch for lizards & goannas.
Date 02/2006. Park Rating 3.5: Suitable for month or longer.
Report submitted by Gary & Cate, Maryland NSW.

Suggest you use a caravan park in Katherine and drive into the National Park (About 15 - 20 minutes). Very friendly staff, staff explained park layout and facilities. Price was as expected ($23 2A per night powered). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to all sites, were clean, condition is good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, mostly level sites, small sites. Late checkout allowed (up to noon). Quiet, claustrophobic park, not enough shade. Suitable for overnighter.
Dislikes: Very small and dusty powered sites - no grass, just dirt. Not really up to scratch for an Icon National Park. Does not present a quality Australian image to the many international tourist that visit this location. Would be very hot and uncomfortable during the hot part of the year. Probably much better to have an unpowered site if you are self sufficient power wise as you can probably find a shady and grassy spot.
Parking: Yes in signposted area.
Added Touches: National Park Information Centre
Local Information: Katherine Gorge Boat Tours - not to be missed. Great tourist guide on our tour.
Date 07/2007. Park Rating 2:
Report submitted by John.

Well maintained national park camp sites in a lovely locations. Scenery, walks, bird watching, Aboriginal rock paintings. Price was lower than expected, very good value for money ($6.60 2A unpowered). Adequate number of tourist sites. Peaceful, open & roomy park. Wood bbq (free). Suitable for few days.
Likes: Location, views and serenity.
Dislikes: Big rigs need to arrive early in the day in peak periods to get a good spot.
Added Touches: Rangers give a talks one evening per week between May and October.
Roads: Reasonable dirt roads within park.
Date 07/2008. Campground Rating 4:
Report submitted by Motherhen.

Ranger was helpful. There are long-drop toilets, very clean. Fireplaces with BBQ plates are provided, as well as some tables. Very good value for money ($6.60 2A per night). Very good park atmosphere, shady park. Free wood bbq. Suitable for a week or more.
Likes: It is a very scenic setting. Excellent walk circuit track goes from camp area. Interesting for bird watching and photography. Good gravel road leads to other attractions deeper in the park - excellent Nigli circuit walk; good, clear aboriginal art sites; other walks.
Dislikes: The camp area can get a bit crowded with day trippers from Kununurra on weekends.
Added Touches: Campfires allowed - bring wood from outside park. Free talks by Rangers in dry season. A rocky outcrop in the centre of the camping circuit is a good kids play area.
Date 06/2007. Campground Rating 3.5:
Report submitted by Wendy & John.

This is a very nice park beside the Mary River. Lots of lovely green grass with shady trees. Amenities are demountables, which were very clean. The staff were very friendly & helpful. Nothing was to much trouble. There is a nice pool although small was clean and pleasant to swim in. There is also a very nice licensed Restaurant & Bar that serve breakfast, lunch & dinner. Although a pleasant and peaceful park we thought it was a bit overpriced at $30 per night.
Date 07/2008. Park Rating 3.5: Would still stay there again.
Report submitted by Morris & Carolyn, Brisbane.

Reasonable park, staff showed us to site and helped us to park. Folk weekend while we were visiting so bar and bistro not visited. Site offers river cruises. Friendly staff, van parking assistance provided by staff, staff helped us at the site, staff explained park layout and facilities. Price was as expected ($27.50 2A per night powered). Amenity number would not cope in peak times, are close to most sites, cleanliness was average, condition is reasonable, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, good night lighting, small sites, adequate taps close by, adequate sullage close by. Peaceful, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere. No bbqs. Dirty pool.
Likes: Good overnight stop on way to Kakadu especially after travelling from UK
Dislikes: Pool and bar need attention.
Local Information: Close to the attractions of Adelaide River.
Date 06/2006. Park Rating 3: Suitable for overnighter.
Report submitted by Anne and Steve Owen, Reading UK.

Cabin was the best we have seen (only thing lacking was a griller and oven) and even had its own BBQ and clothesline outside. We wish we had stayed longer and will definitely be back. Friendly staff. Price was as expected, reasonable value for money ($116 2A C1 per night cabin). Cabin was clean, condition is very good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water. Peaceful, open & roomy park, plenty of shade. Clean gas bbq (free). Suitable for a week or more, suitable for families, well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: Short walk to Bitter Springs Thermal Pools.
Local Information: Bitter Springs Thermal Pools are in a much quieter and more natural environment than Rainbow Springs near the Homestead.
Date 07/2008. Park Rating 4:
Report submitted by JK&L - The Big Trip.

This park is on the Roper River, you can choose an unpowered site on the river or higher up for the powered sites near the amenities. The amenities are centralised and like ensuites with the shower/toilet combined. Buildings were corrugated iron and basic but clean. We considered the amenities very reasonable for the Territory. What we like most was the 4-minute walk to Bitter Springs Thermal Pools - just amazing and a natural paradise. Sites were where ever you chose to park, no regimented sites or roads. Cost was $22 for 2A for power.
Date 07/2007. Park Rating 3:
Report submitted by Richard and Maureen, Bungendore, NSW.

Manager's name is Steve & Deb Garner. Very dusty, very scruffy in need of a major tidy up and repairs to amenities and food service areas. Average staff friendliness, average staff response to complaints. Price was higher than expected, poor value for money ($25 2A per night). Inadequate number of amenities, are close to only some sites, were dirty, condition is poor, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water. Inadequate number of tourist sites, mostly unlevel sites, poor night lighting, average sized sites, drive-through sites, hard to negotiate into site, poor water quality. Basic laundry, basic rec room, late checkout allowed (up to noon), kiosk, car wash. Quiet, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, no permanents. No playground, no bbqs, no pool. Suitable for overnighter.
Likes: Homestead and springs were good.
Dislikes: Dirty, scruffy, very poor amenities, food areas wouldn't pass a health inspector and very expensive.
Added Touches: Free We of the Never Never movie that plays daily and free night entertainment, singer etc.
Date 06/2008. Park Rating 2:
Report submitted by Bardarka1.

No bookings taken as this is a national park. Reception staffed by a series of young people. Our girl was pleasant but slightly harassed, and did not explain site arrangements clearly. Two sections for vans, one with smallish very organised sites, not all level. The other is undefined overflow space with randomly placed power poles serving up to 6 vans. Very difficult to park considerately, while avoiding trees and tall sprinkles. Latecomers very confused and disadvantaged. In this section, water is by bucket from communal taps. Shower block fairly new. Clean and fresh but drainage flows across floor between cubicles. Solar hot water ran out about 5pm. Souvenirs, bar, meals, replica of historic Elsey Homestead; live country music entertainment; quite audible but not unpleasant and didn't go late. At $22 (2A, powered) reasonable value; wouldn't be hurrying back in mid July. Thermal Pools interesting to experience but unpleasantly crowded. By the position and appearance of resort entrance, the impression is given that you would have to be staying there to use the pools and undertake the walks. In fact the public has free access to this national park resource.
Date 07/2007. Park Rating 3:
Report submitted by E & AC, NSW.

Mataranka homestead has no more bat problems. All bats have left the region hopefully for good. The National Parks have installed a new sprinkler system which moved them on, but I think a change of seasonal conditions had as much to do with it.
Date 08/2006.
Report submitted by new park owner.

$25 per night. About 500 metres from highway and signposted. Park is large with caravan sites in blocks of four throughout the park with plenty of space around each block. Plenty of grass and trees, generally a very pleasant atmosphere. Toilet block is a demountable and very basic. The park has a small restaurant serving inexpensive meals. There is a large pond stocked with barramundi which are fed twice a day. Bitter Springs thermal pools are another two km further along Martin Road.
Date 08/2009. Park Rating 3:
Report submitted by Marg, Melbourne.

Our fourth stay at this park. Still as good as ever, but the matting outside the ensuites was not there in all cases - a minor quibble. Price for an ensuite now $28 but still considered good value. Will continue to stay there. Bitter Springs thermal pool is a far nicer place than the pool at the Homestead. Date 6/2008. Park Rating 3.5:
Report submitted by Peripatetic Perrys, North Rocks.

No Bookings. Quiet, tranquil, peaceful place. Gravel sites, but grassed areas beside site. No parking on grass. No power, no water supply to vans, tap water available. Clean amenities, adequate for numbers. Beautiful place would certainly stay again. Run by NT Government and local Aboriginals. First come first in basis.
Date 07/2006. Campground Rating 3:
Report submitted by Joan & Sam, Clifton Park WA.

Friendly staff. Price was as expected, good value for money ($20 2A per night powered). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to all sites, cleanliness was average, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, good night lighting, average sized sites, open & roomy park, not enough shade. Suitable for overnighter.
Date 07/2007. Park Rating 3:
Report submitted by John.

Park is in two sections, both controlled by the Wayside Inn at the western end of the tiny township. The eastern section is well grassed but had little shade; the western section has huge shady trees but dust instead of grass. We stayed in the western section so cannot comment on the eastern. Powered sites were mainly in the central area of the park and were poorly designed drive throughs, quite narrow, and two caravans were expected to park side by side. Other powered sites were against the side fence of the park. Little or no water to the central sites. Amenities were sub-standard and none too clean, requiring demolition rather than refurbishment. The small pool was clean, so a swim in that substituted for a shower! The Inn sells basic groceries and take away food - the hamburger was one of the best I've had in a long while - as well as all fuels including autogas, and naturally has a licensed bar area. At five each evening a staff member feeds the freshwater crocodiles in Timber Creek behind the park. Max's cruise of the Victoria River runs at 4pm each day - cost a rather high $80pp - so to do the cruise only an overnight stop is required. Although expectations of roadhouse caravan parks should never be too high, the standard of this one is pretty low. $20 for 2A on a powered site considered only just reasonable. Suitable for overnight only.
Date 06/2008. Park Rating 1.5:
Report submitted by Peripatetic Perrys, North Rocks.

What a dump! Smelt very strongly of sulphur, ladies toilets (3) 2 flooded and 1 blocked. Showers were filthy, floors warped and broken. Shower curtains a disgrace. Dusty gravel sites with big rocks lying around, bashed my toe on one and made a mess of it! Good shade trees. This is obviously a one night stopover so you can do Max's Victoria River Cruise (tour excellent). Couldn't get away quick enough.
Date 07/2006. Park Rating 1: Revolting
Report submitted by Joan & Sam, Clifton Park WA.

When you pay at the Timber Creek Hotel you are given the choice of the Gunami or Wayside Inn parks. They are next to each other and you can go from one to the other via a gate in the dividing fence. We chose the Wayside Inn, which was open and all the sites we were well grassed, some with a small concrete annex pad. Sites are of a good size and all, but the longest, rigs could remain hitched if desired. There was a sparkling pool but the paving surrounding it was a bit rough on the feet. Also only two plastic chairs were provided. The amenity block was small and just needed a bit of care and attention for it to be good. The shower I used had a strong flow of hot water but the water spurted out at all angles, including horizontally. The toilet paper was a good quality product that you can buy in any supermarket. The men's was cleaned the day we were there but the Ladies didn't appear to have been. Looking to the north the park was very attractive with trees, shrubs and a creek; to the south, unattractive with lots of ugly buildings. The park is situated far enough from the highway to minimise traffic noise and the only really negative factor was that, somewhere near the budget cabins some inconsiderate females were laughing and talking loudly until 3am. A surprisingly good park for a roadhouse and, as said above, with a bit more attention could be an excellent park. Suitable for a night or longer.
Date 06/2009. Park Rating 3:
Report submitted by Toned-F.

Mew managers took over while we were there. We paid for a week, extra 3% if you pay by credit card. All taps for your caravan is not drinkable as the water is pumped from a creek, they do have one tap for drinking and tried to fill a small bottle for drinking and the water ran out. They did have a dump point, and it was a black plastic container (same size as a 44 gallon drum) and when I went to use it, the dump point was full and looked like it was not emptied for a long time. As this park was a bit remote they had their only generators for our power and out of 7 days we were there 6 days the power went out between 1 - 3 time and a few brownouts. The pool was a small above ground pool but they used milk crates to climb in and out of the pool. There was no mobile phone signal but they did have a phone you can use with pre paid cards. 3 days after we were there new managers took over and within a few days we saw improvements in the park the toilets/showers were so much cleaner and the atmosphere in the park improved heaps. The last day we were there the power didn't go out so I believe the new managers fixed the power problem. The owner of the park was friendly and hopefully with the new managers (who are very friendly) could solve a number of problems. Price was lower than expected, poor value for money ($30 2A per night). Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to most sites, cleanliness was average, condition is reasonable, water pressure is bad, there was adequate hot water. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, poor night lighting, average sized sites, concrete annex slabs, poor water quality. Basic laundry, no rec room. Peaceful, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, no permanents. Clean gas bbq (free), dismal bbq area atmosphere, bbq area lighting. No playground. Dirty pool is open to sun, pool area not considered kid-safe, tables and chairs provided. Suitable for few days.
Likes: Green grass, trees.
Dislikes: Lack of drinking water; dump point full; power blackouts.
Parking: Had a nice sport to park to book a site
Local Information: Litchfield National Park, so much to see.
Date 08/2008. Park Rating 2:
Report submitted by Aussie-Camper.

Manager's name is Don. Safari cabins were excellent with their own BBQ, deck and outside sink. The shower in the ingeniously attached bathroom would put a lot of houses to shame. Be sure to ask for one of the elevated cabins. The best and most well appointed safari cabins we have come across thus far. All pets allowed. Friendly staff, good staff response to complaints. Price was as expected ($800 2A C1 per week cabin). Cabins were clean, condition is good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, mostly level sites, poor night lighting, poor water quality. Basic laundry, no rec room. Peaceful, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere, no permanents. Clean gas bbq (free), congenial bbq area atmosphere. No playground. Clean pool is open to the sun, pool area not considered kid-safe. Suitable for few days, suitable for families, well maintained park, park is considered kid-safe.
Likes: Great bush feel to it. Plentiful wildlife.
Dislikes: Water needs boiling before drinking and the amount of filtered water provided at the amenities block was totally inadequate as it was drained empty 95% of the time.
Local Information: Litchfield National Park is a mecca for swimming. If you don't like crowds the weekends and school holidays are best avoided or go to the areas that require a bit of a walk to access such as Tjaetaba Falls or Walker Creek.
Date 07/2008. Park Rating 3.5:
Report submitted by JK&L - The Big Trip.

Open woodland park with many trees, not much genuine shade. Sites level, grassed and numbered but not well defined. Some angst amongst the patrons about territorial rights. Water (to be boiled for drinking) and power fairly close; extension leads can be borrowed from management. No sullage. Night lighting in amenities. Amenities of basic construction, cleaning adequate, numbers not sufficient in busy season. Individual bathroom for disabled or parents with children. Washing up sinks, 1 washing machine each in gents and ladies amenities, good line space in sun. Power points for hairdryers, not to be used for charging appliances. Miniscule above ground plastic pool. Bbqs provided, firewood has to be gathered outside park. At 4 km from Wangi Falls, it was a convenient alternative when national park campground found to be full. Stayed only one night and moved to national park ground next morning. At $25 (2A powered) good enough value for those with a proper site. Not particularly good value for us as our "site" turned out to be the walkway to amenities, with woodpile and communal bbq. Suitable for a stay of several nights. We wouldn't return.
Date 08/2007. Park Rating 2.5:
Report submitted by E & AC, NSW.

This park is actually just across the road, outside the National Park and therefore able to take dogs. Easy 4 km drive to Wangi Falls. We paid $16 for an unpowered site for 2A per night, as we thought $25 per night for power was a little high but understandable as they generate their own power. Plenty of room to spread out. The amenities block was basic but crowded for the amount of guests in peak time. Can be very dusty, but the managers are working hard to keep water on to grassed sites. There is only one public phone that takes a phone away card, but public Telstra phone at Wangi. We thought this park was good value because of its location.
Date 07/2007. Park Rating 2:
Report submitted by Richard and Maureen, Bungendore NSW.

Easy to find. We used their safari tents. they were great, very clean, powered and close to amenities, and very cheap. fantastic value for money. Very friendly staff, good staff response to complaints, staff offered tourist advice, staff helped us at the site, staff explained park layout and facilities. Price was lower than expected, very good value for money. Amenity number was adequate to cope with the number of people, are close to most Suitable for few days sites, were clean, condition is very good, water pressure is good, there was adequate hot water, separate bathroom, dry change area, exhaust fans/good ventilation. Adequate number of tourist sites, mostly level sites, good night lighting, large sites, drive-through sites. Good laundry, no rec room, late checkout allowed (up to noon). Peaceful, open & roomy park, plenty of shade, family/friendly atmosphere, no permanents. Clean Free wood bbq, in congenial bbq area. No playground, pool is open to sun, kid-safe pool area
Likes: very quiet and nice place close to lots of attractions. very friendly manager.
Date 05/2006. Park Rating 5:
Report submitted by Peter and Britta, Sydney.

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