Mary River National Park

National Parks and Reserves

Just over an hour's drive from Darwin, Mary River National Park offers year-round access to some of the Top End's richest wetlands and forests. Freshwater billabongs, paperbark stands and monsoon jungle provide outstanding opportunities for wildlife watching, fishing, bushwalking and photography.
People air boating down Mary River National Park
Sunset photo of Mary River National Park
Action shot of people air boating down Mary River
Sunset photo of Corroboree Billabong
People air boating down Corroboree Billabong
Crocodile spotting in Corroboree Billabong
Group of visitors air boating in Mary River
Saltwater Crocodiles line the banks at Shady Camp.
Head to the Shady Camp viewing platform to spot large saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat. Explore Bird Billabong and its walking trail, visit the peaceful viewing platform at Mistake Billabong, or stop at Couzens Lookout for sweeping views and unforgettable sunsets. Brian Creek Monsoon Forest offers a glimpse into a lush, shaded habitat that contrasts sharply with surrounding savanna woodlands.

The park is equipped with toilets, boat ramps, information shelters and historical markers.
Camping fees apply, and all sites must be booked online before your visit.

Purchase an NT Parks Pass before you arrive. NT residents are exempt.

Information

Address

via Arnhem Highway, Northern Territory, 0822

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