Anbinik Kakadu Resort

Friendly and accommodating staff. Great ensuite bathrooms for the powered caravan sites. Delicious thai food on site, with large serving sizes. Clean swiming pool. Would definitely stay again.

Super Essen und Cocktail's. Grandioses Naturschauspiel abends mit Überflug von Flying Foxes. Angenehmer Pool.

Enjoyed staying in on of the bush bungalows for 4 nights. It was a bit more difficult to get used to the noisy birds during the first night, but slept like a baby afterwards. There is also a Thai restaurant which serves delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner, but no alcohol, so make sure to bring your own and buy it before entering the national park. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Room was spotless as was the share kitchen and share bathroom. The pool was clean but cold, we enjoyed our stay

Ensuite for our camper a bonus, lovely pool and the only decent Cafe in town. Good coffee and a pastry chef on staff. The restaurant is Thai and reports are it is sensational

This is a first class caravan park. All powered sites are ensuite and the price is reasonable. The grounds are well kept and the staff are excellent. If in Kakadu this is the place to be.

Stayed in a air-conditioned room that was one of six off a communal kitchen, no aircon but had ceiling fans, there were also 2 shared bathrooms, the 1st night we were the only ones there and the 2nd night there was one other person. Nice tropical plants thru out the resort.

Aboriginals trying to get into our car. One put his arm in through the window touching my girlfriend when we slept. We felt targeted and phoned the police who didn't help what so ever. We explained that three (at that point in time) different men had tried to get in our car and they just said no one was on duty ring back if it happens again. We ended up leaving at 3am and driving to Darwin. If travelling alone or sleeping in a car or tent AVOID staying here.

Tonight we had THE BEST meal eaten in a long time. The 4 kids scoffed their faces too. For once they ate all their meal. Can't HIGHLY RECOMEND enough.
Thank you

Stayed with my family for two nights. After a sleepless night due to bad neighbors, the management handled our complaint in a very professional way, fully reimbursed one night and made sure we had no more issues. Second night went perfectly okay. The place is beautiful and well maintained, in a great and convenient location, the swimming pool was very appreciated by our children and the Thai restaurant is very good too. Recommended, we will come back.

We stayed in Suite 1 which was very comfortable as well as being very well equipped for someone with disabilities. We were delighted to find it was serviced. Very near the onsite restaurant serving tasty Thai food at lunch and dinner as well as western breakfasts and light lunches. The suite was also convenient for the pool although that required some ingenuity for my disabled partner to use.

I had been told about this place before I left Melbourne and also when I was in Darwin. Have to be honest and say I wondered if it was really that good.
To be honest I was pleasantly surprised.
Great fresh food. Great service and speedy service.
Certainly a place to revisit for quality Thai food.
Note: Didn't worry me but it is not licensed.

The campground is well located in a centered position. The powered site includes private bathroom which were clean. Friendly staff.

A private bathroom comes with all powered sites which is pretty enjoyable! Great location as well!

I had a safari ten and was very comfortable. I was protected against any bugs. They have their own restuarant which had a good variety of vegetarian foods. I love to go back again some day

Good cabins (bit noisy with kids but clean!), beautiful campsite, nice pool and AMAZING restaurant!

We didn't stay here but came for dinner after our tour. Unfortunately it wasn't a great meal. Half was cold and a few of my very small amount of vegetables looked to be past their best before date

Good facilities all round; the tents, the bar, the bistro etc. It is perhaps unfortunate that everything is part of the same couplex as the lack of competition may be allowing the prices to remain generous. Competition would also help to spur the owners to resolve minor niggles such as the not very hot breakfast and the inability to charge to one's account if staying in a tent (one can if in a fixed room).

A selection of levels of accommodation from campsites to self contained Tin Huts. When staying in the "Six Pack" share villa, you are at the mercy of the manners of overseas visitors unless there is enough people in your group to occupy the six adjoining rooms.bonus points for the onsite Thai restaurant which has great food and friendly service.

Lovely place. Vanessa at reception greeted us and gave us some really handy tips on what to do in Kakadu.