Mary River National Park 

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The Mary River National Park (proposed) protects a part of the Mary River Catchment. Freshwater billabongs, paperbark and monsoon forests provide visitors with excellent opportunities for wildlife watching, fishing, bushwalking and photography.

The Mary River is one of eight rivers in the Top End which have large floodplains in their catchments. The Arnhem Highway takes you across five of the eight rivers as you travel between Darwin and Jabiru.

Getting There

  • 150km east of Darwin
  • Along the Arnhem Highway

    In the dry season (May - September) most areas are accessible to all vehicles

    However many roads are unsealed

    During the wet season (October - April) flooding causes road closures

    Nearest town: Humpty Doo

    Site Description  National Park

    Site Facilities  Boat Ramp, Observation Platforms, Picnic Area

    Activities  Camping, Fishing

    Admission  Free Admission

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