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Lodge Rooms
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About
Newly renovated Lodge rooms available in both Queen and Family (one queen and two singles), new bathrooms, tea & coffee facilities, very spacious with air conditioning. Everything you need to make your stay a comfortable one.
What's Available
21 features24 Hour Reception
Other Services
Outback Retreats
A Unique Camping Experience Immerse yourself into World Heritage Listed, Kakadu with their camping accommodation option in Cooinda. The Outback Retreats are built on an elevated platform to ensure year-round usability and minimal environmental impact. The canvas tents have one solid wall, a glass front door and a deck with outdoor furniture. All bedding feature high quality mattresses, toppers and linen. Interiors have been designed to reflect the Kakadu bushscape and incorporate many Australian designed and hand-built elements, including locally produced indigenous weaving and artwork. •Tents are serviced daily •10x Outback Retreats available - Queen size bed •10x Outback Retreat Plus - Queen size bed & single bunk beds •Airconditioned •Bath towels provided Facilities •Dedicated camp kitchen •Access to 2 swimming pools •A food truck serving local Barramundi and chips •Coffee cart serving barista style coffee •Serviced bathroom and amenities centre
Yellow Water Villas
Luxury Eco Safari Villas Nestled under a rich canopy of trees, Cooinda's Yellow Water Villas balance luxury with a commitment to environmental sustainability. They are built on stilts to minimise impact on the land, as the preservation of country is a key priority of Murumburr Traditional Owners Each of the five luxury villas have a bathtub on the large veranda outside, with a completely air-conditioned interior. The ensuite bathroom, dining area and lounge area with daybeds make our villas the perfectly comfortable base for your Kakadu adventure. The daybeds can sleep 2 small children. A re-imagination of the tactile textures and resilient nature of the vast billabong landscape is captured throughout the interiors, with raw materials – reclaimed native timbers, earthen clay, ageing brass and woven plant-dyed grass fibres. Each Yellow Water Villa is named after a native Indigenous animal of the Kakadu region, themed throughout with personal stories of the local Murumburr community – from the pillows to the interior decorations. Artworks and decorations have been sourced from local Bininj (Aboriginal) artists as well as the famed Marrawuddi Art Gallery in Jabiru. This Bininj community and their culture has coexisted harmoniously with Kakadu lands for over 65,000 years.