Keep River National Park

Keep River National Park encompasses sandstone cliffs, river valleys, woodlands, and floodplains across multiple connected ecosystems in Northern Territory.

The territory within Keep River National Park contains numerous rock art sites that document thousands of years of Indigenous Australian presence.

Indigenous communities maintain strong connections to the land through educational programs and traditional practices within the protected boundaries of the park.

Visitors should plan their trips between May and October during the dry season, as unsealed roads become difficult to navigate during wet months.

The park forms a natural transition zone between the Northern Territory and Western Australia, displaying geological formations from different periods.

Location: Shire Of Wyndham-East Kimberley

Operator: Parks and Wildlife Commission, Northern Territory

GPS coordinates: -15.82799,129.12709

Latest update: March 3, 2025 01:38