Welcome back to Kakadu! The following sites are either open now to visitors or will be reopening from Friday, 3 July 2020 as indicated as part of a staged reopening of the national park.

Sites now open or reopening from Friday, 3 July 2020

* Denotes site reopening from Friday, 3 July 2020

South Alligator region

• Mamukala Wetlands
• Kungarre walk
• Two Mile Hole – camping and day use
• Alligator Billabong track open only to high clearance 4WD vehicles to Alligator Billabong from Arnhem Highway only. Visitors must exit via Arnhem Highway also. Sites include:
  • Red Lily Billabong (Djunda)
  • Bucket Billabong (Ngarrababa)
  • Alligator Billabong (Gurdurunguranjdju)

East Alligator (Erre) region

• Manngarre walk
• Bardedjilidji walk
• Ubirr
• Merl 1 – camping and day use

Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) region

• Burrungkuy (Nourlangie Rock), Anbangbang (walk part-open), Nawurlandja lookout
• Mirray Lookout
• Kubara and Nanguluwurr walks
• Malanbanjbanjdju – camping and caravan use areas
• Burdulba camping area
• Djarradjin (Muirella Park) – camping and boat ramp
• Sandy Billabong (Djirrilba) – camping and day use

Jim Jim region

• Mardukal campsite
• Jim Jim Falls*
• Karnamarr (Garnamarr) campground*

Mary River region

• Bukbukluk lookout
• Yurmikmik (Boulder Creek and Motor Car Falls)
• Gungurul campsite and walks
• Kambolgie campground
• Ferny Gully and Igoymarrwa (Moline Rockhole) – limited access
• Gunlom* – lower pool and campground only
• Maguk* – lower pool and campground only
• Jarrangbarnmi (Koolpin Gorge)* – access restricted by permit system to max 40 visitors at any one time

Boat ramps

• Two Mile Hole
• South Alligator River
• East Alligator River (upstream and downstream ramps)
• Djarradjin (Muirella Park)
• Yellow Water (Ngurrungurrudjba)
• Home Billabong
• Mardukal Billabong

For the most up-to-date information on access to specific sites please refer to the Kakadu access report.

Social distancing

Don’t forget to maintain social distancing. Some paths or areas may be one-directional or have other health and safety restrictions related to COVID-19, so we request visitors please observe directional arrows and signs.

Social distancing in Kakadu National Park