Beach caravan camping in Northern Territory

Cross Australia’s northernmost frontier for an Outback adventure in canyons, deserts, and billabongs.

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Kick Back & Relax Campsite

4 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Dundee Beach, NT
Located in the beautiful Dundee Beach, just 1.5 hours from Darwin we have an area that is suitable for self-contained caravans/motor homes & tents. There are no amenities and guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower, a chemical toilet is a must. Maximum of 3 caravans or camper trailers but only one booking at a time so you will have plenty of space and privacy. This is a residential house size bush block with neighbours. Close to the beach where you can enjoy some fishing and beautiful sunsets. We are also 5 minutes from the Dundee boat ramp if you want to experience some offshore fishing. We have a fire pit available for guests to enjoy in the evenings. Please ensure there are no restrictions in place before lighting a fire. BYO firewood. Pets welcome! Children 12 and under are free. Maximum 15 people.
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Hokey's Camp Site Wagait Beach

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Wagait Beach, NT
Your own private, 1 acre of fully fenced vacant land to set up camp, the second street back from the beach. No one lives on this property, you'll have the site to yourself. We have a place you can park your tent(take some tarps in dry season), camper or caravan in the lovely town of Wagait Beach. Power and water is available onsite, and a bathroom with tiolet and cold shower is also available. 5 minute walk to the beach. Also close by is the Cox Country club where you can sit down and have a quiet alcohol beverage or meal(Open Thurs - Sun). Wagait Beach store is also nearby to buy groceries, takeaway food and alcohol. If you are inclined to cook your own food, three fire pits are available at property. You can fish at the jetty, off the beach, or in the two creeks close by..or go bush walking and explore. Please ask Host if you have pets before booking. 1 pet may be approved.
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AU$48
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Jean & John's Bynoe Stopover

130 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Bynoe, NT
The property is 40 acres of carefully maintained virgin rainforest. Our flora and fauna are exactly the same as nearby Litchfield National Park, unfortunately without any waterfalls. We have cleared about 10 acres of undergrowth leaving the trees for shade. Animals and other wildlife are abundant with the lilly pond on our front lawn being the only permanent water other than the Finniss River that they have in the area. We have hundreds of wallabies, goannas, frill necked lizards and plenty of bird life. Our pet Red Tailed Black Cockatoo "Butt" attracts the local wild ones, because she is happy they trust us so you can get closer to them than usual for photos.  We have toilets and showers set up for our annual fishing competition which we hold for charity each Queens Birthday weekend. There is also a large wood fired BBQ in the same central area. The fish filleting table and boat cleaning area is also nearby. The local kites and other raptors including sea eagles and if you are lucky may see a wedgetailed eagle come in for fish scraps. Croc and dingo area - be aware!
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Watjan Tours

2 sites · RVs, Tents80000 acres · Daly River, NT
Joe (Dingo) Parry, Lucy Carlingung and family invite you to join them to experience their Traditional Lands, 80,000 acres west of Daly River in the Northern Territory. It is essential you message the host prior to submitting a booking. You can pitch your tent at our base camp, where you'll find hot showers and composting toilets. 4WD Access only. Come and experience cultural tourism, including history, bush tucker, viewing wildlife. Our own traditional lands have many wonderful aspects of natural beauty including rivers, billabongs, sprawling wetlands, and seemingly endless open plains. It's highly recommended that you book a Tag Along Tour. Our guided tours, are arranged to suit YOU and can include Welcome to Country Ceremony, Traditional Dancing, Fishing (catch and release), Bush tucker, Hunting and preparing food for a meal (fresh skinned wallaby), Birdwatching, Wildlife spotting and swimming. Please note that there are dangers for tourist here, including animals, getting lost and high temperatures. We have 5 sites in total which are fairly close to each other (5 km maximum). Base Camp has facilities and the others are for self sufficient campers only. Our experiences are customisable, so please get in touch with us.
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Beach caravan camping in Northern Territory guide

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Discover the perfect caravan camping spot on the beach in Northern Territory with Hipcamp. With over 663 options in this specific category, you're sure to find the ideal location for your upcoming adventure. Top-rated campsites like Knuckey Lagoon (131 reviews), The Urban Retreat (59 reviews), and Kick Back & Relax Campsite (62 reviews) are just a few of the options to choose from. Average prices per night are $25, with some options as low as $8. Popular amenities include campfires, toilets, and rubbish bins, while popular activities are climbing, hiking, and surfing.

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