Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve

Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve is a wetland reserve on the Arnhem Highway about 70 km east of Darwin in the Litchfield Municipality, Northern Territory. Originally constructed in the 1950s for the Humpty Doo Rice Project, it is now a protected conservation area managed by Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory. It is renowned as one of the Top End's premier birdwatching sites with extensive wetlands, lotus lilies and diverse waterbirds.

Visitors can expect an open wetland and dam surrounded by monsoon forest and floodplains. Facilities include a bird hide, elevated viewing platform, boardwalk and walking trails overlooking the dam covered in lotus lilies and water chestnut. The reserve offers close views of waterbirds, raptors and other wetland wildlife, with information shelters and picnic areas. Access is via a sealed road off the Arnhem Highway.