Camp Bundaleer on Kakadu Doorstep
Highlights
- Discover secluded bush camping among the trees, offering a peaceful retreat just minutes from iconic wildlife experiences.
- Explore designated walking tracks while spotting native wildlife and birds in the stunning Top End environment.
- Relax by the fire pit as you watch breathtaking sunsets, creating unforgettable memories in the heart of nature.
- Enjoy convenient access to fuel and supplies just 9km away, ensuring a hassle-free camping experience.
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering.
Welcome to the Top End! Just 10 minutes from the famous Adelaide river jumping crocodiles and 15 minutes from the enormous Mt Bundy wild rice granite rock carvings. This is a secluded bush camp set amongst the trees with a fire pit, for self-contained campers only (who bring their own camping toilet/shower amenities). We are located on the Arnhem Hwy half way between Darwin and Kakadu National Park. Enjoy designated walking tracks, animal feeding, see native wildlife and birds. Relax as you watch amazing sunsets. This campsite is dog friendly. You must be self-contained. We are conveniently located just a short 9km drive from fuel and basic supplies.
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