Mary River National Park is located in the north of the Northern Territory, west of Kakadu National Park (Kakadu National Park), about 165km from the Northern Territory's capital Darwin, covering an area of 1215.25 square kilometers.
Mary River National Park is a paradise for bird-watching and fishing, offering a variety of activities ranging from wildlife sightseeing tours to professional fishing tools, guided bird-watching tours to independent four-wheel-drive cross-country and camping expeditions. A popular attraction on Darwin and the northernmost (Top End) itinerary, the park has fresh water pools, white woods and seasonal rainforests to watch wildlife, fishing, jungle hiking and photography.
Climb the viewing platform on the (Shady Camp) of the shadowy camp and look upstream, you can definitely see the crocodile, you can also go to the viewing platform on the edge of the birdwatching dead water pool (Bird Billabong), or follow the walking path to the dead water pool. You can also visit the Misternak Dead Pool (Mistake Billabong) viewing platform to see the spread of aquatic animal life in front of your eyes. You can rent a boat to catch the legendary Australian lung fish on the Mary River (Mary River). You can also stop at the Kuzens viewing platform (Couzens Lookout), the perfect spot to photograph the surroundings and spectacular sunsets in the northernmost part of the world, or visit the Bryan Monsoon Forest, (Brian Creek Monsoon Forest),. Ornamental and surrounding woodland form a strong contrast to the rich and diverse monsoon jungle. Camping, picnics, walks and amenities such as latrines, boat ramps, information and historical markers and commercial accommodations are available in the park.
