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Munbililla (Tomato Island) sits in the lush Top End — ancient Kakadu wetlands, thundering Litchfield waterfalls, and some of the most biodiverse landscapes on the planet. This isn't your suburban campsite — it's real Territory camping where you'll fall asleep to the sounds of the bush, wake to kookaburras, and spend your days exploring some of Australia's most remarkable landscapes. The drive is worth every kilometre. Bring firewood (collection is banned in most parks), plenty of water, and a fly-screen tent — the mozzies are serious. Book ahead May to September when the Territory fills up.
In a national park, you'll usually need an NT Parks Pass, and campsites & some walks must be booked in advance.
Caravanners, self-sufficient travellers
You need air-con, showers, or phone signal
Overnight to multi-day
May-Sep
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May-Sep
• Limited or no mobile phone signal
• Carry minimum 3L water per person per day
• Tell someone your plans before departing
Distance
487km from Darwin
Drive Time
6h 5min
Best Season
May-Sep
Rating
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• Limited or no mobile phone signal
• Carry minimum 3L water per person per day
• Tell someone your plans before departing
Distance
487km from Darwin
Drive Time
6h 5min
Best Season
May-Sep
Rating
No reviews yet
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