Relax in This Beautiful and Friendly Environment
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MANYIMI CAMPGROUND
Nestled on the shores of Melville Bay, Nhulunbuy, East Arnhem Land
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On the grounds of the Gove Boat Club is the Manyimi Campground. This absolute beachfront campground offers a quiet retreat when exploring the region and boasts amazing coastal views.
Manyimi Campground is a short 15 minute drive into Nhulunbuy and is right next door to the Gove Boat Club, incorporating The Waterfront Kitchen, where you can enjoy an ice cold drink and delicious meal while watching the sun go down in paradise.
The campgrounds feature lush green lawns and are ideally situated with direct beach access. There are powered sites with access to shared amenities including toilets, showers and coin operated washing and drying machines. The campground is a pet friendly site, but your furry friends must always be leashed and attended to.
Powered Site
Premium grassed powered sites.
Site prices include 2 adults and 4 children. $10 per night for each additional adult
Details
- Guests: 6
- View: Melville Bay
- Amenities: AmenitiesCamp KitchenCoin Operated LaundryPowerWater
Prices start at: $60 per night (+taxes and fees)
1 Drimmie Head Road
Nhulunbuy NT 0880
0467 581 547
stay@manyimicampground.com.au
Check In: 12pm - 6pm (other times by arrangement)
Check Out: 10am
A small slice of Nhulunbuy
Bremer Island Cruise
Bremer Island Cruises operates from Gove Harbour and offers day tours to Bremer Island and sunset cruises around the Gove Harbour.
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OBJ Fishing Adventure
Get your game on and come along with OBJ Adventures for an exciting, fun filled day in the wild waters off Gove Peninsula.
Buku-Larrngay Mulka Art Centre
The Buku-Larrŋgay Mulka Art Centre, located in the Aboriginal community of Yirrkala, just 19 kilometres from Nhulunbuy, is one of Australia’s premier Aboriginal art centres.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
The traditional landowners and inhabitants of East Arnhem Land, practise one of the oldest cultures in the world, and have been living in this region for more than 60,000 years. The entirety of East Arnhem Land is Aboriginal land granted under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976, an important acknowledgement of the continuing ownership of, and connection to country.
Manyimi Campground acknowledges the various First Nations clans across East Arnhem Land who are the custodians of the land on which we live, learn and work. Manyimi Campground pays respect to elders past, present and emerging, and recognises the continuing connection to land, water, culture and community of First Nations people in East Arnhem Land and across Australia