| Cost | Budget |
| Location | 81 km north of Taylor Creek, 103 km south of Tennant Creek, Northern Territory |
| Pet Friendly | No pets |
| Campfires | Yes |
| Facilities | Toilets, BBQ, picnic tables |
| Vehicle Access | Suitable for all camping |
| In Camps App | Yes |
KARLU KARLU / Devil’s Marbles are a sacred site known as Karlu Karlu in the language of the traditional owners the Warumungu people. Formed over millions of years, they continue to crack and erode making for a unique view each time you visit.
This Conservation Reserve is suitable for all camping, no pets, and 24 hours maximum stay. The budget site has toilets, campfire, BBQ, picnic tables and unique views!
What to see and do?
Take your time to explore the region’s most famous landmark. Follow the walkways and find out via the information boards how the granite formations have withstood the eroding forces of wind and rain, unlike the surrounding sandstone. The fascinating geological marvel can be explored through a short self-guided walking trail and informative signage. Sunset is the most dramatic time to experience them.
How to get there
You’ll find it in the Camps guide books or on the Camps Australia Wide App. It is 81 km north of Taylor Creek and 103 km south of Tennant Creek – one of the iconic stopovers if you are driving from Alice Springs to Darwin!
If you want to stay in the area for longer – The Devil’s Marbles Hotel has a caravan park at Wauchope. Find it in the Caravan Parks 6 book or the Camps Australia Wide App. Formerly called the Wauchope Hotel, this caravan park offers a restaurant, cold beer and refreshments, comfortable cabins, swimming and a camping area.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum stay at Karlu Karlu / Devil’s Marbles Campground?
The maximum stay at this Conservation Reserve is 24 hours.
Can I bring my dog to Devil’s Marbles Campground?
No, pets are not permitted at this campsite.
What facilities are available at the campground?
The campground has toilets, campfire facilities, BBQ areas, and picnic tables.
What type of vehicle can access this campground?
The site is suitable for all camping, accommodating various vehicle types.
When is the best time to visit the Devil’s Marbles?
Sunset is the most dramatic time to experience the granite formations.
How far is Devil’s Marbles from Tennant Creek?
The campground is located 103 km south of Tennant Creek.
Is there a self-guided walk at Devil’s Marbles?
Yes, there is a short self-guided walking trail with informative signage explaining the geological formations.
Are there accommodation options nearby if I want to stay longer?
Yes, the Devil’s Marbles Hotel at Wauchope has a caravan park with cabins, restaurant, swimming facilities and camping area.
