Langi Lagoon - QLD

Langi Lagoon is a natural wetland in the Langi section of Oyala Thumotang National Park (CYPAL), on Cape York Peninsula, approximately 25km north of Coen. This remote section of the park features seasonal lagoons, melaleuca swamps and open eucalypt woodland, with waterlilies and forest-fringed waterways providing habitat for a variety of native birds and wildlife.The lagoon is part of the Archer River catchment and its water levels fluctuate considerably between the wet and dry seasons. The surrounding landscape offers opportunities for birdwatching, photography and appreciating the natural environment of this remote wilderness area.Access to the Langi section is by high-clearance 4WD via Rokeby Road from the Peninsula Developmental Road. Tracks may be impassable after rain and the park is subject to seasonal wet season closures.**Langi Lagoon is a natural feature, not a designated camping area.** Camping is permitted only at designated sites within the park, including Jerry Lagoon, Twin Lagoons, 10 Mile Junction and Old Archer Crossing. Camping fees and advance bookings apply.Crocodiles may inhabit lagoons, rivers and other waterways throughout the park. Observe all crocodile safety precautions.