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Maps
Map of Litchfield National Park ~ Map of Batchelor ~ Map of Kakadu National Park ~ Map of Darwin ~ Site Map - Text Navigation Page of this web ite www.litchfieldnationalpark.com

Towns
Town of Batchelor the gateway to Litchfield national Park just 90 miutes drive from Darwin on the Stuart Highway.
>>>>> Where_is_Batchelor ~ Batchelor General Store ~ Batchelor Visitors Information Centre

City of Darwin, The capital of Northern Territory Australia also known as the Top End. The city of Darwin is 90min away from Litchfield National Park.

Town of Katherine, Northern Territory Australia ~ Town of Daly Waters, Northern Territory Australia ~ Town of Adelaide River, Northern Territory Australia
Town of Noonamah, Northern Territory Australia ~ Mt Bundy Station ~ Town of Acacia, Northern Territory Australia ~

Places in Litchfield National National Park
Magnetic Termite Mounds ~ Tolmer Falls ~ Florence Falls ~ Wangi Falls ~ Buley Rockhole ~ Tabletop Swamp ~ Magnetic Termite Mounds ~ Walker Creek ~ Greenant Creek ~ Tjaetaba Falls ~ Surprise Creek Falls ~ The Lost City ~ Labelle Adventures ~ Litchfield Tourist Precinct ~ Tjaynera Falls Sandy Creek ~ Blythe Homestead~ Bamboo Creek Tin Mine ~ Rum Jungle Lake

2WD Access Roads To Do In Litchfield
Stuart Highway ~ Darwin to Litchfield Stuart Highway Route ~ Daly River Road ~ Dorat Road ~ Litchfield Park Road ~ Batchelor Road ~ Bevan Road

4WD Access Roads To Do In Litchfield
Tjaynera Falls Sandy Creek and Blythe Homestead ~ 4WD Reynolds River Road Track ~ Greenant Creek ~ Coach Road ~ Crater Lake Road ~

Accommodation
Accommodation in the township of Batchelor and Litchfield National Park ~ Litchfield Tourist and Caravan Park ~ Banyan Tree Caravan Park ~ Latitude 13.08 ~ Litchfield Safari Camp

Camping and Campgorunds
Caravan - Camper - Motorhomes Tourist Parks ~ National Park Campgrounds - more remote Camp Grounds ~ Safari Camps ~ Cabins ~ Backpackers
Florence Falls 2WD and 4WD Campgrounds for Camping ~

Memorable People To Meet and Places To Eat And Stay
Moonsons Cafe ~ Latitude 13.08 Safari Camp ~ Bayan Tree Park ~ Litchfield Butterfly Farm

Acttivities To Do
Helicopter Sightseeing

Water Falls
Wangi Falls ~ Florence Falls ~ Tolmer Falls ~ Buley Rockhole ~ Sandy Creek Falls ~ Rum Jungle Lake Bathcelor ~ Robin Falls just outside of Litchfield off Dorat Road ~ Walker Creek

Tracks
Hiking Tracks, Short Walks & Walking Tracks

Tourism Places - That You Must See
Magnetic Termite Mounds ~ Cathedral Termite Mounds

Tours
Sightseeing day tours to Litchfield National Park from Darwin ~ 2-38 Day Adventure (oneway and return) Tours that include Litchfield National Park

Selfdrive
Rugged Landcruiser 4WD Car (min 5 day) hire and rentals from Darwin ~ Prado 4WD Car (1 day min) hire and rentals from Darwin ~ Luxury motorcycle hire and rentals for Litchfield National Park from Darwin ~ Campervan hire and rentals from Darwin ~ Motorhome hire and rentals from Darwin

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4WD Camper Trailer Hire From Darwin ~ Quality Camping gear hire ~ Luxury Bike Bike hire from Darwin ~ 4WD Hire to Litchfield ~ Camper Hire to Litchfield ~ Motorhome Hire to Litchfield ~ Car Hire to Litchfield

About Litchfield National Park in Northern Territory Australia

It also features numerous waterfalls which cascade from a sandstone plateau called the Tabletop Range, intriguing magnetic termite mounds, historical sites, and the weathered sandstone pillars of the Lost City.

How To Get To Litchfield National Park

Near Batchelor, 100 km south-west of Darwin, the Park is generally accessible all year (sealed roads) via Batchelor. In the dry season it is also possible to get to the Park via Cox Peninsula Road (which is unsealed).

When To Visit Litchfield National Park

This Park is spectacular at any time, though most 4WD tracks are closed during the wet season. Some swimming areas such as Wangi Falls, become unsafe after heavy rain and are closed for swimming but kiosk and picnic facilities remain open.

What To See And Do In Litchfield National Park

There are many camping areas located throughout the Park, as well as picnic areas and bushwalking tracks. Some waterholes are safe to swim in.