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Fi and Rods Place
2 sites · RVs5 acres · Humpty Doo, NT
It's the dogs place really, we just pay the mortgage.
Located 40 ish minutes from Darwin CBD and 15 minutes to Coolalinga you'll find our little patch of tropical paradise. Our lovely quiet 5 acres is home to an incredible amount of native birds, a resident frill necked lizard, 3 dogs who will adopt you, 2 horses who are always up for a pat and a carrot (or several!) an indoor cat (ginger, need we say more?) and us. We are a young couple who have lived and worked in the NT since 2009. We live a quiet lifestyle but only too happy to swap stories over a cold one in the afternoon.
Your stay includes full access to power and water, a pool with spa jets and use of the laundry. Mobile phone reception is exceptional but we do have WiFi you are more than welcome to connect to if need be.
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AU$30
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
Litchfield Bush Sites
10 sites · RVs, Tents25 acres · Rakula, NT
Be immersed in the rugged beauty of our Northern bushland, from the luxury of your own fully self contained Van. Open your eyes in the morning to a breathtaking escarpment of native bush. This makes the perfect camp to come home to after exploring Litchfield's waterfalls and attractions. At present we will only be offering 10 self contained sites, so plenty of space not to be on top of each other.
We (the owners) live on-site, about a three minute walk from the Van sites. We have also started a little coffee shop at our main camp so you can find us there most days.
We are located just 8km from Wangi Falls, one of Litchfield's largest and most iconic waterfalls. For most of the year it is open for swimming. There are also several other smaller water holes nearby. Most water attractions are accessible by car. If you do have a 4WD be sure to go off-road to visit the amazing, less accessible sites.
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AU$25
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Lazy Sunday's
1 site · RV, Tent5 acres · Humpty Doo, NT
Lovely 5 acre block with segments of natural bush. Park your van or annex up on the cement pad with access to power, outside toilet and shower.
Stroll around the block, make friends with the horses or just sit back and relax by the pool.
Located just 45 minutes from Darwin CBD, 2 minutes from the local golf club and 4 minutes from the world famous Humpty Doo Hotel. Choices of two local shopping centres. The main road to Kakadu is only a few minutes away.
Seasonal waterways are a short stroll away where you might also get to see the local Buffalo.
Pets are permitted, and a holding pen and pet sitting can be arranged by prior notification.
1 spot is advertised for your privacy and space, however more than happy to cater for group bookings.
Campers must remove own toilet waste.
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AU$60
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* Before taxes and fees
Caravan camping near Adelaide River with wifi provided guide
Overview
If you're looking for a caravan camping experience with wifi near Adelaide River, Northern Territory, Hipcamp has over 780 options for you to choose from. With an average price of $20 per night and options as low as $6, you're sure to find something that fits your budget. Some of the top campsites in the area include Knuckey Lagoon (131 reviews), The Urban Retreat (59 reviews), and Kick Back & Relax Campsite (62 reviews), all offering popular amenities like showers, trash, and pet-friendly sites. While you're there, be sure to try some of the popular activities like whitewater paddling, wildlife watching, and paddling.
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