Caravan Parks Darwin

All very expensive and fairly well booked out but I had a look at the Oasis just recently and it's a very nice shady Park but contact them and book a site ASAP before the next tourist season, 08 8983 1048


Oasis Tourist Park & Caravan Park Darwin

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Hi Rob,
they all get very busy, but do you want to be close to town, or do you mind being a little further out, and how far? There are a number of options.
regards

Rob, We have just got back from our Kimberley trip on Monday, spending 6 nights at the Big 4 Freespirit caravan park, about 20 minutes from Darwin. I have 3 kids and there are 3 pools, great amenities, jumping pillows for the kids, overall great for the kids and well maintained park. It cost me $39 a night for the 5 of us, that was also a powered site. There is also a restaurant and bar beside the main pool which is a great spot to relax after sightseeing all day and watch the kids in the pool.

There number is 08 8935 0888 or there website www.freespiritresortdarwin.com.au

Hope this helps.

cheers,

Lance

Lee Point CP suited us nicely for a few days - though quite a few km out from the CBD, it's a quick enough drive in what passes for 'traffic' in Darwin.
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And that to and from route goes pretty close to the really big Casuarina shopping centre as I recall (with 3 women on board, you'll be going there anway :-o).

Hi you could also try Lee Point caravan park i stayed there a few years ago and would stay there again. It's not to far out of Darwin and was very quiet.

Hi Rob,

We are just back from Darwin and we stayed in the Howard Springs Big 4. It was very crowded (we were there mid to end Jun/early July. It does have an excellent large pool and spas and another small pool. It is about 28km out of town and was fairly quiet trafficwise but some very noisy people in the camp kitchen at times. There is a supermarket (expensive) down the road.

Personally, I'd be looking for recommendations for smaller parks but must have a decent pool.

You are going early in the season so shouldn't have trouble getting in.

Min

The Freespirit (ex Palms) park on the Stuart Highway is a good kid friendly park with a pub! That would be my choice.
Cheers

Hi Rob,

If its budget accomodation you are looking for and if its only for a week or two you could join the Greyhound association and stay at the Greyhound track for about $50 per week.

Did this season before last . I personally didn't like it but I was staying for four months and working, but for a short time it would be ok.

You can join on arrival for about $10 per year. It is on the main road about 10 klms before Darwin City but the Buses run past it all the time. (Near Berrima Military Barracks)

There is also the showground, ...

Jenko

You can browse this website too.

Caravan Park Reports

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Hi Rob,

Looks like everyone has some great suggestions, I have another one we went to the NT several years ago, we didn't actually stay in darwin we staye dat a tourist Park at Berry Springs thi is the link http://www.lakesresortcaravanpark.com.au/index.html

This park had plenty of room, have a giant waterslide which can be used all day, we stayed there for 5 days and the waterslide was great amusement for our kids. we travelled to Darwin several times it was about 30 minutes away. there is quite a few things to do around Berry Springs, the nature park was excellent for a swim and Howard Springs.

Good Luck! Have a great Holiday

Thanks to everyone for the replies, there are a few to look at but by the sound of things they'd all be pretty good.

Rob