Mardukal campground (one)
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Along with its neighbour, Mardukal two, this seasonal campsite has all the facilities you need in a comfortable base to explore Kakadu.
The managed campground is about 6 km from Cooinda and is a great staging ground for day trips to the Jim Jim and Mary River regions or to launch your boat and go fishing.
Here you can enjoy encounters with Kakadu’s wildlife – agile wallabies are abundant during the day and there are large colonies of bats nearby in the evening.
The Kungardun walk and Mardukal Billabong walk offer opportunities to enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
Fishers can use the boat ramp to access Mardukal Billabong, where barramundi and saratoga are often biting.
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Site accessibility
- Not open today - Seasonal closure
- 2WD
See the access report for more details.
Type of camping
Managed campsite
Suitable for
- Tents
- Camper trailers
- Caravans
Pricing
Adults: $15.00 per night
Children: $7.50 per night
Families: $38.00 per night
Contact
Facilities
- No drinking water
- Toilets (flushing)
- Showers (hot water)
- Rubbish bins
- No power
- Generators permitted
- Alcohol permitted
- No picnic area
- No fire pit
- Boat ramp
- No swimming pool
Location
Nearest hub
Cooinda
Distance to hub
6 km
Amenities at hub
- Park passes
- Fuel
- General store
- Meals
- Restaurant
- Bar
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