Motorhome Parks

Motorhome Parks

Kadaku for Motorhomes

Several camping areas are found while staying in Kadaku. See for yourself the list of designated camping areas or by the Centre National Park Visitor Kadaku, or visit www.environment.gov.au detailed information on facilities and facilities fees. Camping rates start from $ 5 per adult - $ 10 per adult.

Commercial camping areas are divided into "Generator" and "non-generating areas. If you are thinking of doing free, that's not likely that facilities that have or have limited possibilities. Large groups can be accommodated in Merl, Muirella Park, and campgrounds Mardugal Gunlom.

We also welcome Kadaku motorhomers, and there are a number of trailer parks in sight. First recommended Gagudju Lodge Cooinda, with a perfect location in the National Park Kadaku. Facilities for accommodation are at your fingertips, getting his place among the 80 sites or 300 sites without power motor. Phone Gagudju Cooinda Lodge on +61 (0) 8 8979-0145.

Second Lakeview Park is located in Jabiru, with easy access to all city facilities. Lakeview Park offers power and water intakes to share gas barbecues, laundry service and even cultural and scenic walks. Lakeview Park in Tel +61 (0) 8 8979-3144

Other accommodation to consider for your motorhome rental.

The Bark Hut Tourism Centre - situated on the Arnhem Highway Mary Annaburroo River. Offering both with and without motor areas closest to the facility. Phone them at +61 (8) 8978 Gateway 8988.Kakadu
Caravan Park - located at 181 Buchanan St, Pine Creek. Phone (08) 8976 1166
Lazy Lizard Caravan Park - located in Millar Terrace, Pine Creek. Telephone +61 8 8976 1019

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