We just spent four nights out at Lorella Springs Station in our tent. The campgounds were ok and there are flushing toilets and hot showers fueled by a wood Donkey. There is a bar with happy hour starting at 5pm. You can also buy a meal there as well. Prices are a little $$ but that's expected considering the remoteness... More

We were told by Queensland couple on our travels of this place, we are glad we did make the journey out there. A great camp on a real station, so many springs on the property about 100 over the whole station. You can fish there in the billabongs or drive the approx 100kms by 4x4 to the coastal area. While... More

Rhett & Phee & Family were our hosts and I cant recommend going to Lorella Springs MORE highly. Go there and enjoy it BEFORE it becomes more well known. This park is a MUST SEE destination and stop over (short or long). Its natural environment and your chance to really experience an NT Wilderness experience is 5 stars. Lorella's basic,... More

We spent a few days at Lorella on our way to Cape York from Darwin. We are bushie types and are always on the lookout for new country to see, despite our 40 years up north, we still have lots to explore. We camped in tents or swags so we did not need the accommocation available and cannot offer a... More

My Brother and I also made the decision to go Lorella Springs and was not disappointed at all. We first met Nancy and her two awsome dogs, the dogs greet you when you pull up in the car and the place at first seemed different in it's own way. We where intended to go further to the fishing camp but... More

We stumbled upon Lorella Springs when driving the Savannah Way - Nathan River road between Roper Bar and Cape Crawford in a remote area of the Northern Territory. The signs took our interest and we decided to take a punt and travel down the 29km driveway to the homestead. It was worth the drive. We were met by the friendly... More