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All reviews hot springs lorella springs million acres bar and restaurant area rough road stayed longer camping area per night camper trailer dry season helicopter flight road conditions spent a week lost city couple of nights great spot four wheel drive
Lorella Springs is a lovely spot. Best time to visit is after the wet otherwise waterholes have dried up. We all loved the hot springs near the homestead. Love the donkey hot water system. Campground is huge. Food, fuel and supplies are unbelievably expensive. Kids...More
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Response from LorellaSpringsNT, Owner at Lorella Springs Wilderness ParkResponded 1 week ago
"The croc in the enclosure doesn't work".... Now here is a review we have not had before. What on earth does that even mean?! It's a crocodile in a crocodile pond... sharing with Barramundis, tortoises, file snakes and other NT marine life in a frameless...More
This is a beautiful 4WD park next to Limmen National Park in the Northern Territory so it is quite remote and truly requires 4WD with low range. It is not easy to access and the higher prices reflect the remote location. However, it is stunningly...More
We have just had the most amazing time here at Lorella Springs! We spent 10 nights exploring the property and met some of the best people we have ever come across on the road. You are so spoilt for experiences at this property! You can...More
This station is accessed at the end of a pretty rough road... but it is well worth the shake-up.
Great reception and they show you a short video of what the station offers.
Plenty of great caravan/camping sites to choose from.
There is also a...More
Lorella station has a lot of highlights as advertised. However it is a property of 1 million hectares and most of the attractions are wildy dispersed. For example coastal fishing is a 3 hour drive away on very ordinary tracks. During August it was very...More
You would need a 4 wheel drive high clearance 4wd. The road from Darwin across to Boorooloola gets graded at the start of the Tourist season. By August the weather is lovely but the road is corrugated. The creek crossings... More
You would need a 4 wheel drive high clearance 4wd. The road from Darwin across to Boorooloola gets graded at the start of the Tourist season. By August the weather is lovely but the road is corrugated. The creek crossings are tidal.
The tracks at Lorella Springs are sandy and there are creek crossings. Quite an adventure.
It is 900 kilometres from Darwin & probably 500 on unmade roads. There are creek crossings, some subject to tides.
Too far for 4 days. Large family groups do go there. I suggest you ring for costings & the closing date as... More
It is 900 kilometres from Darwin & probably 500 on unmade roads. There are creek crossings, some subject to tides.
Too far for 4 days. Large family groups do go there. I suggest you ring for costings & the closing date as wet season approaches.
My suggestion is to go when you have more time. You can make the trip a worthwhile adventure.
Hi Sue
I took my dog there when camping with my boys. We took him everywhere with us, although had to carry him over some of the rocks at times. We had him on a lead at times and at times he just trotted along beside us... More
Hi Sue
I took my dog there when camping with my boys. We took him everywhere with us, although had to carry him over some of the rocks at times. We had him on a lead at times and at times he just trotted along beside us. Also, there is plenty of space to camp away from others if you need to.
I have been living in the Top End for over 10 years now and thought the prices there were very reasonable for my 2 sons and I - there are costs in transport and storage in remote areas that are not issues elsewhere.
