Even the most seasoned Australian caravaners will tell you they’re still searching for their Holy Grail– that elusive but perfect spot where tranquillity, natural beauty and comfort converge into one. If you’re one of this growing band of trailblazing nomads on your Australian Caravan Tour, you should stop at the best of all Litchfield National Park Caravan Parks.

So, whether you’re in the middle of your lap around Australia or winding down after a long adventure, read on to find out why you should put Litchfield Safari Camp into your GPS right now.

Crazy for Caravaning

Caravan travel in Australia is booming, with almost a million caravan and campervan registrations as of early last year, marking a significant rise compared with just a few years ago.

In an uncertain world, an Australian Caravan Tour offers both a sense of control and a taste of adventure. More of us want to be in the driving seat when we travel and discover for ourselves those hidden gems and areas of outstanding beauty at our own pace.

There’s a desire, partly driven by social media, for flexibility and the freedom of a caravan lifestyle. Step forward, Litchfield Safari Camp, the jewel in the crown of Litchfield National Park Caravan Parks. Here, remoteness meets convenience, combining top-end facilities for a truly home-from-home experience.

Putting Litchfield Safari Camp Firmly on the Map

125 km south of Darwin, Litchfield Safari Camp is strategically well-placed as a stopping-off point for those who want to explore the outback but be within easy reach of coastal destinations.

It’s an ideal setting off point if you’re heading down the Stuart Highway to Alice Springs and beyond to Port Augusta from Darwin, or as a final stop after your 3,000km trip from the south coast.

Our guests will tell you that no matter how your stay at Litchfield Safari Camp fits into your Australian Caravan Tour, it’s best to allow at least a few days. That’s because the camp and surrounding area have so much to offer.

And don’t just take our word for it because Turo, the world’s biggest and best car-sharing platform, agrees. In one of its latest articles, it has selected Litchfield Safari Camp as one of the must-visit locations along one of Australia’s most iconic drives from Darwin to Cairns.

What Makes Litchfield Safari Camp so Caravan-Friendly?

Litchfield Safari Camp gives you that remote outback experience with all your creature comforts close to hand. There are powered and non-powered pet-friendly sites available for campers and caravaners. These are spacious, shaded and within easy reach of the camp’s extensive amenities.

You’ll find spotlessly clean showers, free washing machines, a communal kitchen area, designated barbecue zones, fire pits and Wi-Fi in public spaces. Refreshing filtered water, ice and picnic tables are all available for you to enjoy. We’ve prided ourselves on our attention to detail and range of well-thought-through facilities, allowing you more time to focus on making memories with family and friends.

Litchfield Safari Camp has the back-up of a highly trained and motivated friendly team who are on hand to give you tips and recommendations on the best sights to see.

What Makes Litchfield Safari Camp Stand Out From the Crowd?

An Australian Caravan Tour has become synonymous with safari-style camping against a natural, bush setting backdrop. But it needs an extra dash of luxury from time to time.

Our range of glamping sites offers precisely that, and so does our resort-style pool area. Here, you can take a spa-like break away from hiking or exploring by relaxing and cooling off, still mindful of the natural beauty of your surroundings.

Litchfield National Park Caravan Parks enjoy a range of famous waterfalls, exciting trails and unique wildlife right on their doorstep.

Activities and Attractions Nearby for Caravan Travellers

The breathtaking Wangi Falls feature an iconic double-tiered waterfall that cascades into a huge and inviting plunge pool. Florence Falls, hidden amongst the lush undergrowth, is a natural wonder with crystal-clear waters that leave many visitors spellbound.

Enjoy an “out of this world” landscape as you explore the Lost City within Litchfield National Park. A labyrinth of sandstone formations resembling the ruins of an ancient city characterise this geological marvel. You can stroll among the intricate rock formations and towering pillars, and allow your imagination to run wild as you unveil the wonders of this surreal and thrilling site.

One of the attractions of Caravan travel in Australia is the opportunity to get up close to the wildlife. At Litchfield Safari Camp, your closest neighbours will be flying foxes, possums, wallabies and dingoes. Large termite mounds are unique to Litchfield National Park, and you may also have the chance to see spangled drongos, orange leaf-nosed bats, black kites and rainbow bee-eaters.

And, after a hard day of hiking and sightseeing, you can head back to your home-from-home in Litchfield Safari Camp and enjoy the family-friendly atmosphere and community vibe.

Tips for Caravan Travellers Staying at Litchfield Safari Camp

Many of our guests come back year after year. We asked some of them to share some of their favourite caravaning travel hacks. Here’s a selection:

• Be mindful of overhanging branches when choosing a pitch
• Take your time and use a spotter when parking or reversing
• Use a ball inside your caravan to check it is level
• Follow campsite rules when disposing of rubbish
• Remember only to camp in designated areas in Litchfield National Park
• Make insect repellent, sun cream, water and clothing layers your besties
• Remember that wild animals are precisely that, i.e. wild!

Why Litchfield Safari Camp is a Strategic Stop on Your Australian Caravan Tour

Caravan travel in Australia can involve covering mega-distances. Litchfield Safari Camp offers a strategically well-placed stop to break up a long drive. This is an ideal spot to recharge in restful surroundings with excellent amenities on hand.

Complete your Australian Caravan Tour by securing your spot at the best Litchfield National Park Caravan Parks available. Enjoy the wonders of the Northern Territory outback by combining your trip with a coastal visit within easy reach of Darwin or with a longer, more adventurous journey to the south.