Glamping in Northern Territory: Best Luxury Glamping Sites 2024

Australia
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Northern Territory

94% (200 reviews)

Popular camping styles for Northern Territory

5 top glamping sites in Northern Territory

Dog-friendly getaways

Mambo Lodge

2 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents8 acres · Howard Springs, NT

Small Hobby farm. Camping in serene surroundings amongst 350 mango trees with water and electricity connections for up to 4 x Caravans at a time. On site toilets. 1 x onsite, fully equiped caravan available for short stays. Close to all the tourist attractions Darwin has to offer. Access to pool. Pets by negotiation.

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Berry Springs Park and Stay

18 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents25 acres · Berry Springs, NT

Nestled at the start of Coxpeninsula, this secluded camping spot is embraced by towering trees and wildlife, making it an ideal retreat for those yearning to immerse themselves in the unique beauty of the Northern Territory. Conveniently situated, our site provides easy access to nearby adventures (Territory Wildlife Park 9km), attractions (BerrySprings Nature Park 8km), and sites (Litchfield National Park 60Km). Positioned just 6km from two local taverns (Noonamah Steak House & BerrySprings Tavern), you can indulge in great dining experiences. Hidden on a private corner of a Berry Springs property, enjoy the convenience of a water tap at each site, and a communal picnic area equipped with tables and chairs. Plenty room for large rigs (sites 10x14m) and a large vehicle turnaround area. Benefit from a private electric gate entrance. Come, park, and stay – make our home your home. Other attractions nearby: Barramundi Adventures 12Km Batchelor Butterfly Farm 54Km Tumbling Waters 15Km Darwin River Tavern 18Km Woolworths 18Km I.G.A 6Km Puma, Ampol Fuel 6Km Hardwear Store 6Km

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Jeff’s Shed

2 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents20 acres · Darwin River, NT

Welcome to our wonderful property, where you can bask in the beauty of a Mango tree that offers delicious fruit to be picked and savored when it ripens around October. Our location is perfectly situated, only 5 kilometers away from the Darwin River Tavern and a supermarket, making it convenient for your needs. Within a 5 to 10-minute drive, you'll find the enchanting Berry Springs, along with shops and a tavern. Immerse yourself in the refreshing swimming holes, visit the wildlife park, go on exciting barramundi adventures, and enjoy fishing at the nearby park—all easily accessible from our property. If you wish to explore further, it's just a 45-minute drive to Darwin city or a 25-minute drive to Palmerston. For those seeking natural wonders, you can venture to the stunning waterfalls of Litchfield National Park or the popular Dundee beach, each just under an hour's drive away. At our campsite, you can enjoy the warmth and coziness of campfires in the designated area, though only permitted outside fire danger periods to ensure everyone's safety. And yes, your furry friends are more than welcome to join you on your outdoor adventure. Just remember to bring your own toilet paper for added comfort during your stay.

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Glamping in Northern Territory guide

Overview

If you're looking to escape the crowds, dive into Aboriginal culture, and marvel at the wonders of Mother Nature, you won't have to look far in the Northern Territory. But exploring the outback and enjoying a back-to-nature experience doesn't have to mean pitching your tent in the wilderness or sleeping in a swag beneath the desert stars—the Top End also provides plenty of glamping opportunities. NT glamping means you can sleep on a comfy mattress, plug in your phone, and crank up the air conditioning when those scorching desert temperatures climb over 30°C (which they can do year-round). All set in some of the Top End's most mesmerizing natural landscapes. How about sleeping in a luxury glamping tent at Kakadu National Park, renting a safari tent on a secluded island along the Arnhem Coast, or checking into a glampsite by Kings Canyon and Uluru Kata-Tjuta National Park?