About Robin Falls
Robin Falls is a seasonal waterfall located in the locality of Robin Falls within Coomalie Shire, Northern Territory, about 90 kilometres south of Darwin off the Stuart Highway. Set in open savanna woodland, the falls cascade over a sandstone escarpment into a plunge pool below. Notable for its accessible bush walk, swimming hole and scenic wet-season flow, it is a popular day-use stop between Darwin, Adelaide River and Litchfield National Park.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small seasonal waterfall set in savanna woodland with a sandstone cliff and plunge pool at its base. Access is via a short walking track from a car park through open bushland. When flowing in the wet season the falls cascade over the escarpment; in the dry season water levels recede and the pool may be low. The site is a day-use area for sightseeing, photography, short bushwalking and swimming when conditions and signage permit, with picnic area and natural surroundings.
Key highlights
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Seasonal waterfall cascading over sandstone escarpment
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Plunge pool at base used for swimming when conditions permit
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Short bush walk from car park to falls through savanna woodland
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Scenic wet-season flow and dry-season rock formations
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Popular day-use stop between Darwin and Litchfield National Park
Route
| By road | Located off Stuart Highway via Robin Falls Road, approximately 2 km unsealed road to car park, about 15 km south of Adelaide River, 30 km north of Batchelor and about 90 km south of Darwin |
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| Nearest airport | Darwin International Airport |