| Cost | Free |
|---|---|
| Location | 10 km south of Dundee Beach, Northern Territory |
| Pet Friendly | Yes |
| Campfires | Not allowed |
| Facilities | None – no facilities available |
| Vehicle Access | 4WD only – accessed through private property at Finniss River Station |
| In Camps App | Yes – Note: Site closed September 10, 2022 for camping, but open for day use and fishing |
Update: Closing September 10, 2022. Due to liability issues for the station. It is still open for day use and fishing.
Free, pet friendly and beachfront camping!
This camp area 10 km S of Dundee Beach, another amazing free camping location, on the cliff’s edge! Look out for crocodiles, sharks and dolphins. Fires are not allowed, and there are absolutely no facilities.
This site is accessed via 4WD through private property at Finniss River Station. There are two track options through the station – one is definitely more challenging.
Look at the contrast of those magical colours of cliffs and ocean! This beach is west facing, so sunsets are amazing, too.
Images courtesy of Allards.Across.Oz via Instagram.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Stingray Head still open for camping?
No, Stingray Head closed for overnight camping on September 10, 2022 due to liability issues for the station. However, it remains open for day use and fishing activities.
Can I bring my dog to Stingray Head?
Yes, this site was pet friendly when it was open for camping. For current day use pet policies, check the Camps App for current details.
What type of vehicle do I need to access Stingray Head?
You need a 4WD vehicle to access this site. Access is through private property at Finniss River Station, and there are two track options through the station with one being more challenging than the other.
Are there any facilities at Stingray Head?
No, there are absolutely no facilities at this location. You need to be completely self-sufficient if visiting for day use.
Can I have a campfire at Stingray Head?
No, fires are not allowed at this site.
What wildlife should I be aware of at Stingray Head?
You should look out for crocodiles, sharks and dolphins in the water. Always exercise extreme caution around water in the Northern Territory.
What makes Stingray Head worth visiting?
This beachfront location sits on the cliff’s edge with stunning contrasts between the coloured cliffs and ocean. Being west-facing, the sunsets are amazing, making it an excellent spot for day trips and fishing.
How far is Stingray Head from Dundee Beach?
Stingray Head is located approximately 10 km south of Dundee Beach in the Northern Territory.
