Aurora Kakadu

This place deserves a careful evaluation, the accommodation is excellent, that is, to sleep in luxury because of the place where it is located in the National Park, far from everything, but the attention is TERRIBLE, at the reception a short, blond and bearded man He is unpresentable, he serves with disinterest and rudeness, he lacks education to be in that place.
There are no supermarkets or where to get groceries or some fruit or vegetables, to be a national park they should have food offerings, there is only one restaurant for lunch or dinner, there is no place to have breakfast and the only place where you can find something to buy It is distant and it is VERY EXPENSIVE, a banana costs 2 dollars, a kiwi costs 2.60 dollars, a tangerine costs 5 dollars, in other words a ROBBERY, it is absolutely impossible to go to that park without bringing groceries to get food, because the cabins are comfortable, well designed, cozy, with good air conditioning but then the attention at the reception is TERRIBLE, if you don't know how to orient yourself to the activities that can be done, you waste the day, because no one informs you and to go see the crocodiles you have to go somewhere else There is nothing gay to see there, going to the waterfalls is very expensive and difficult because only one company can take you, the helicopter tour is the same, I really don't recommend it because it is expensive to get there, the range of activities is few and expensive And also without a good reception it is difficult to make a pleasant visit, to highlight the sunset that can be seen from the savanna, after touring the aboriginal paintings, which is a tour that can be done on your own.

*Check in staff, rude
*staff accused us of turning off a sprinkler to park our van and was very rude to us. We didn’t even touch it which I explained to him. Was very nasty about it
* two nights in a row young travellers kept us awake until after 2am, we called and the staff did visit but didn’t tell them to stop, they were playing music, banging the tables.
A park should have a noise curfew and not just let them keep partying on. All the people around us were very upset also
Wouldn’t recommend this park at all.

Loved this place so much we stayed an extra two days. We parked our campervan up just behind the reception and across from the pool with shade, water, clothes lines and toilets all close by. A fully refurbished (or brand new) amenities block is also close by. Would definitely go back

The caravan park attached is lovely. Large sites, reasonable amenities, and value for money. Excellent pool and bistro. Mozzie and midgies prevalent.

Pulled in with our campervan and with plenty of space, we lived the free feeling. Clean and well maintained. Great pool.

This place has many accommodation types. I chose the cabin, which comes with basic bedding, kitchen and private bathroom. A bit dated but all functional.

The layout of the lot is a bit all over the place, which can be a bit confusing at first.

The on-site bar and bistro was welcome.

Being in the town of Jabiru, a petrol station and supermarket are close by. It is also not far from some of Kakadu's top attractions.

Would stay again

Family friendly park with centralised pool area including bar and meals. Cabin accomodation was clean and comfortable, pool was large and at times we were the only ones swimming in it. Meals were great and nice to sit by the pool and then go for a swim after dinner.

We had a lovely shady spot by the enclosed pool for a few days while we discovered the area. The amenities were clean it was a little dusty but expected that.

We stayed in a Bungalow for $359 for 1 night. Was very tired & tiny. Bathroom was like a 1 star hotel. Seemed clean. Bunk beds & double bed, loud air con but worked as did overhead fan. Happy it was just 1 night in this cabin, wasn’t any otter accom options. Pool area and poolside bar great - shame the pool was so cold. Dinner & drinks poolside expensive (as is everything in Kakadu) but nice. No breakfast options so we drove 2mins to the Crocodile Hotel & had their buffet breakfast which was fine. Camping would have been good here.

Stayed in the caravan park for 2 nights. Facilities are a bit dated, but it has a great pool. Much better then many caravan parks we experienced in the NT. The central bar and bistro is fantastic. Sites are big. Can pick your own site. Staff are very friendly and knowledgeable and gave us lots of good local tips.

Awesome place to stay and visit so many site seeing attractions here near and far there are boat cruises sightseeing from the air and Kakadu lodge is a very good starting point for your travel while you're here