Located in the heart of Arnhem Land, 310 km from Katherine, on the way to Nhulunbuy, Bodeidei Camp captures the magic of remote Aboriginal bush, and the comfort of a fully-equipped permanent camp. Nearby fresh water spring and shaded by eucalyptus trees, this cosy little camp blends with its surroundings.

Airy hut-style units provide comfortable accommodation. The open-air design of these simple dwellings connects guests to the surrounding environment and allows visitors to enjoy the wonders of nights in the bush.

The sanitary arrangements are specially adapted to the bush and are comfortable as well as environmentally friendly. Visitors feel secure and at ease, whilst enjoying the wilderness. The camp has fully-equipped kitchen and serves lovely dinners, shared in the large dining room tent, next to a barbecue and campfire area.

The dining room is also has a library with a remarkable collection of artifacts, paintings and copies of media stories that have resulted from visits to the camp.

 Bodeidei Camp facilities: 

• 4 tent rooms with double beds and mosquito nets
• 2 tent rooms with twin beds and mosquito nets
• 2 tent rooms with triple beds and mosquito nets
• 4 flushing toilets
• 7 showers, 6 basins
• hot and cold water
• Dining room / library
• Campfire
• Electricity provided by generators (240V)
• 50m deep bore providing healthy fresh water
• 2 radio-telephone lines and Flying Doctors connection
• Three fully catered meals per day - (alcohol is an additional charge)