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There’s an incredible amount of adventure to discover in the Northern Territory. It’s Australia’s largest territory, with sites that stretch from desert to coast, green bush to unforgettable water features – meaning it’s the perfect destination for your next camping trip. When you’re planning any stint outside, it’s a good idea to not only prepare yourself for what you’ll see, where you’ll go and what you need to bring, but also when you’re planning to go. Here’s everything you need to consider for your next trip to the Northern Territory, plus some tips and ideas to make the absolute most of your camping up north.

Located in the heart of Mt Field National Park in Tasmania, the iconic Russell Falls is one of the most photographed waterfalls in Australia, and for good reason. The falls consist of two main drops and a segmented, vertical appearance. This majestic feature is also one of the easiest waterfalls to get to and is only an hour outside of Hobart, making it a great location for a day trip. The camping facilities within the park are equipped with  toilets, electric barbecues, kiosk and a visitor centre near the start of the track.