Wathawuy (Latram River)

Dhimurru Indigenous Protected Area (IPA) Camping

Details

Check In: 1400|Check Out: 1200

25km from township

Flowing through open eucalyptus forest, Latram River is a relaxed recreation area close to Nhulunbuy. The river winds gently through sandy bends and shaded pockets of bush, creating a calm, open landscape with plenty of space and a quiet, unhurried feel.

The camping areas are wide and spacious, offering room to set up comfortably and stay a while on Country.

Freshwater clay known locally as gapan is found in this region and is traditionally used for ceremonial painting and body adornment. It is also used in some areas as a natural clay for skin treatments. It’s a simple, grounded place valued for its space, ease, and strong connection to Country.

Facilities

  • Composting Toilet
  • Fishing Access
  • Freshwater River Camping
  • Crocodile Risk Area
  • Picnic Areas
  • 4WD Access
  • Bush Camping
  • Day-use Area

Location & Directions

Dhimurru Indigenous Protected Area (IPA), NT Australia