Outer Darwin and Berry Springs Tourist Information
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The Berry Springs Community Market has stalls ranging from fresh locally grown produce, to arts and crafts, plants and second hand goods, and local hand-made market products. There are running races and a tug-a-war competition for the kids and for the little ones there's play dough, card making and more. The markets are open from 8am to 12 noon, the last Sunday of every month with the exception of December.
The Berry Springs Community Market has stalls ranging from fresh locally grown produce, to arts and crafts, plants and second hand goods, and local hand-made market products. There are running races and a tug-a-war competition for the kids and for the little ones there's play dough, card making and more. The markets are open from 8am to 12 noon, the last Sunday of every month with the exception of December.
Map of Outer Darwin attractions
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A very healthy "freshy" from the local crocodile farm in Berry Springs.
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Berry Springs Tourist Information
Here to explore Outer Darwin?That's easy from the Lakes Resort and Caravan Park Berry Springs. The Territory Wildlife Park and the swimming holes of Berry Springs Nature Park are an easy 5 min drive and you can comfortably explore Litchfield Park (60kms) and many other Top End attractions from The Lakes. Drop into the office and kiosk for information on the local area.
Territory Wildlife ParkAt the Territory Wildlife Park you're guaranteed an amazing insight into the natural wonder of the Northern Territory. Nestled in almost 1000 acres of natural bush, this park demonstrates the relationship between our native plants and animals and provides a fascinating introduction to Tropical Australia. Enjoy close encounters with reptiles, birds of prey, nocturnal animals, and dingoes and explore an entire river system in the remarkable aquarium.
Read more about Territory Wildlife Park Bird watching
Bird watching is excellent at Lakes Resort Caravan Park at Berry Springs! We have lush growth, a pond and a lake, all which are very attractive for our wonderful nation birds!
If you see some, let us know what they are, as we are compiling a list of species sighted here! 
Red-tailed black cockatoo
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Berry Springs Nature ParkThis park is a beautiful recreational area close to Darwin, providing shady picnic areas, tables and barbeques, a walking track and several crystal clear pools for swimming. Bring your mask and snorkel to look at the underwater world. Visit the park during March and April to see many native plants in flower.
Berry Springs Nature Park is closed for swimming during the wet season (December - April). It is located 1.5km from Lakes Resort & Caravan Park. Read more about Berry Springs Nature Park Litchfield National ParkLitchfield National Park protects extensive examples of Top End habitats. It also features numerous waterfalls that cascade from a sandstone plateau called the Tabletop Range, intriguing magnetic termite mounds, historical sites, and the weathered sandstone pillars of the Lost City. Shady spots for picnicking are available at Florence Falls, Tabletop Swamp, Greenant Creek, Wangi Falls and Walker Creek. A kiosk is located at Wangi Falls and there are walkways and information centres at each major point of interest throughout the park.
Visit the webpage for Litchfield National Park Other links of interest are:
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