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Litchfield National Park is 100km south of Darwin in the Northern Territory. It’s a popular place to visit for locals and travellers alike. It’s home to crystal clear pools, magnetic termite mounds, sandstone pillars and stunning waterfalls.

When can I visit?

Litchfield is best visited in the Northern Territory’s dry season. This is generally May to October but it is best to visit in the middle of this time. This allows for attractions to become accessible after the wet season.

What can I do?

There are plenty of things to see and do in Litchfield national park. You can start out by visiting  the lost city. A series of sandstones that tower above and resemble a lost city. There’s a 10 kilometre dirt track to explore.

The Iconic magnetic termite mounds are up to 100 years old and are unique to Northern parts of Australia. A boardwalk with information is available to allow you close access to these towering structures. Some are as tall as 4 metres.

Feel like a swim? There’s plenty of beautiful places to explore and take a dip in Litchfield. Buley rockhole, the cascades and Florence falls are a few of the more popular spots to check out.

If you want to self drive let us compare the best campervan deals for you. Otherwise jump on board a Litchfield 1 day tour.