Litchfield Park Road in Litchfield National Park, Northern Territory, Australia

Litchfield Park Road Litchfield Park Road start from Batchelor townships and winds gradually and scenically through Litchfield national park to intersect with the South 4X4 Access Road that follows onto intersect with Daly river Road and leads back to Dorat Road that brings you back onto the Stuart Highway at Adelaide River Township. (See the map by tourism NT below)  

THE Litchfield Park Rd will finally be completely sealed — more than a decade after different NT governments first promised it, Territory Labor has pledged 18.12.2016
http://www.ntnews.com.au/

Litchfield Park Road Litchfield Park Road is the road we took to get into Litchfield National Park. You can see here on Litchfield Park Road we turned left to start our rote into the park and staright ahead went to a dead end for the mine site.

Litchfield Park Road Litchfield Park Road - The next service signs are the one we always appreciate. these signs simply show the the next service available on that particular road such as accommodation, fuel, information, meals and even toilets sometimes etc.

Litchfield Park Road Litchfield Park Road - Signs Florence Falls, Tomler Falls, Wangi Falls, Buley Rockhole, The Magnetic Termite Mounds. Excellent signs that let you calculate your fuel when selfdriving.

Litchfield Park Road Litchfield Park Road has a lot of signs that blend into the surrounds. Wildlife and Parks have really done a good job of blending signs into the enviroment here. Signs Florence Falls, Tomler Falls, Wangi Falls, Buley Rockhole, The Magnetic Termite Mounds as so numerous even Marg my wife could find her way around.  

Litchfield Park Road Litchfield Park Road - Signage often refers to campers. Such as this sign advising folks they can collect fireaood only from near the roadside not in the bush. Actually don't wander off into the bush or let the children because a few 360% turns later and you will find your self rather lost as the bush looks all the same.

Litchfield Park Road Litchfield Park Road along the way you may see the Magnetic Termite Mounds and Cathedral Termite Mounds from the edge of the sealed roadside.

Litchfield Park Road Litchfield Park Road - is one of the most scenice drives in the Top End we have encountered. We clocked up around 145klm from Batchelor back to Batchelor after seeing Florence Falls, Tomler Falls, Wangi Falls, Buley Rockhole, The Magnetic Termite Mounds, Litchfield National Park Cafe and Latitude 13.08 Safari Campsite.

Finnis River
This section can be impassable at the Finnis River crossing, from December to March.Access: Batchelor is accessible via the Stuart Highway from Darwin, or the Litchfield Park Road (gravel) off the Cox Peninsula Road. Generally speaking most residents of Batchelor travel to Darwin via the Stuart Highway, involving a trip of approximately one hour. Access to Litchfield National Park from the Cox Peninsula Road has 42kms of formed gravel and is generally of good quality, however after heavy rains numerous washouts appear which can make the road treacherous. This route to Darwin involves a journey of just over two hours but can be impassable at the Finniss River crossing, from December to March.

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