Sandy Camp
Sandy Camp
Sandy Camp is the fourth campsite along the Jatbula Trail, a 62-kilometre one-way bushwalk within Nitmiluk National Park in the Northern Territory.
It sits near Leliyn (Edith Falls) on the Edith River and is widely regarded as one of the trail's most popular overnight stops.
The site features a large waterhole ideal for swimming after a long day on the track, along with a soft sandy beach framed by towering paperbarks. Abundant birdlife and striking reflections on the water add to the appeal.
Toilets and an Emergency Call Device (ECD) are located close to the campsites. The full Jatbula Trail typically takes five to six days to complete.
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