Palm Valley {off road C/T}

yes no problem, great place.
shane.

G'day greendog
the link below will tell you about the park. There is also a 4WD instruction sheet link within these pages.

http://www.nt.gov.au/nreta/parks/find/finkegorge.html

Awesome place. Enjoy.
Fred

Just take it slowly on the extreme corrugations.
I was following a side opener on leaf springs in and commented to my wife that he seemed to be going a little fast.
Around the next corner and there he was with the axle at right angles as had broken the main leaf on the RH spring.
I asked if they were OK and he said that he would just get a new leaf at Hermannsberg.!!!!! I think his wife and kids were in for a long wait. Luckily they had a mate in another car with them.
Regards Philip A

Try and get in early as the good spots can fill up quick.
And can be a bit tight with a camper as all the sites are
posted.


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GD

Look out for a dingo with white powder around his face - he stole a bag of bread making flour from us.

You'll need high clearance to get in.

Bob

We had no trouble with our caravan getting to the camp site.

The camp site is one of the few NT Park camps with showers - solar heated. Get in early if you want a hot shower. We spend three lovely days there, doing all the walks and just enjoying the scenery and company of other travellers. The drive to Palm Valley itself is a no-tow track. Some people got smart and stopped at the fern section, then walked the kilometre or so to the valley, as the going gets slow from there on, and needs a high clearance vehicle.

Motherhen

Not that High clearance.
When I was ther ether ewas a Ford Territory with the most amazing alloy roof box, and a Forrester.
Regards Philip A

drop your CT off at the campgrounds and save your spot the actual palm valley is about 3 km away and that is pretty rough and there is no need to tow the trailor there when you can leave it