All Litchfield places
31 places
1Wangi FallsTwin falls into a deep swimming pool, minutes from the carpark
2Florence FallsSwim right up to the falls, 160 steps below the lookout
3Buley RockholeA staircase of rock pools and tumbling streams made for lounging
4Magnetic Termite MoundsHundreds of wedge-shaped mounds align north-south across a flood plain
5Tolmer FallsTwin escarpments, one deep plunge pool, and a short sealed path
6The Lost CityTowering sandstone blocks like ruined city streets, reached only by 4WD
7Tjaynera Falls (Sandy Creek Falls)Deep plunge pool at the end of a 4WD-only creek walk
8CascadesEarn your swim: rock pools and plateau lookouts on rugged tracks
9Surprise Creek FallsTwin rock pools in a narrow rust-red gorge, 4WD access only
10Tjaetaba FallsShady creek walk climbing to a quiet rocky cascade
11Blyth HomesteadRestored 1928 pastoral homestead deep on the Reynolds River 4WD track
12Bamboo Creek Tin MineEarly-1900s tin workings and stone quarters on a short 4WD-access loop
Walker CreekWalk-in creek camps, shallow cascades and clear pools to swim
13Tabletop SwampA paperbark-fringed wetland for a quiet picnic and unhurried birdwatching
Wangi Falls CafeShaded open-air kiosk steps from the plunge pool, with cold drinks
14Central Valley Escarpment LookoutRoofed platform above vast wooded savanna, rough 4WD access
Litchfield CafeShady off-grid veranda stop for coffee, beer or a seated mealWangi Falls CampgroundCamp minutes from year-round falls and a deep monsoon-forest pool
Florence Falls 2WD CampgroundCaravan-friendly camp with 160 steps down to a year-round waterfall poolFlorence Falls 4WD Campground4WD-only bush camp near a two-tier waterfall and its plunge pool
Tjaynera Falls Campground (Sandy Creek)Secluded 4WD bush camp with a paperbark walk to a plunge pool
Central Valley Campground 1Key-access 4WD bush camping beside the East Reynolds River
Central Valley Campground 2Spread-out riverside sites where the East Reynolds broadens into pools
Central Valley Campground 3Secluded 4WD-only camping beside the East Reynolds RiverSurprise Creek CampgroundIsolated 4WD bush camping near red-rock waterfalls and swimming holes
Tableland Creek (Sybel Springs)Rough 4WD track to secluded creek pools and ridge-top camping
Tjenya Falls CampgroundDry-plateau walk-in camp beside a small cascade and rock pools
Southern Campground (Tabletop Track)Rugged riverbed camp 15 km into the Tabletop Track loop
Northern Campground (Tabletop Track)A quiet overnight stop on the hot, waterless Tabletop circuit
Greenant Creek Picnic AreaShady creekside start to a 2.7 km return walk and lookout
15Litchfield National Park Eastern Entrance SignRoadside signboard marking your arrival on the park road
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Litchfield Tour Guide
Litchfield, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Litchfield National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Wangi Falls0:00 / 0:37
“You're coming up on Wangi Falls, where two cascades drop into a broad pool edged by monsoon forest.”
Plays as you drive up to Wangi Falls in the Parkwolf Litchfield Tour Guide.
More stories near here in the app
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- The Bird That Composts Its Eggs
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- 68 audio storiesacross Litchfield’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Works offlinemaps, 17 trails, 31 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
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