Djukbinj National Park

The Djukbinj National Park extends across 554 square kilometers of wetlands and floodplains, providing a habitat for numerous bird species and native wildlife.

The park area includes Escape Cliffs, the site of South Australia's first settlement attempt in Northern Territory, registered as heritage since January 2000.

The Limilngan-Wulna Aboriginal Corporation maintains a partnership with Parks and Wildlife to manage the land, preserving traditional hunting grounds and cultural practices.

Visitors require a Northern Territory parks pass and can access the park between April and November, as heavy rainfall restricts entry from December to March.

The park features a network of connected billabongs from Scotts Creek to Twin Billabong, establishing major breeding grounds for magpie geese, herons, and egrets.

Location: Northern Territory

Inception: 1997

Elevation above the sea: 9 m

Website: http://nt.gov.au/ipe/conmgt/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewPark&page=1&menu=ParkRes&pid=91

GPS coordinates: -12.13330,131.28600

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:36