La Belle Station was originally part of the old Stapleton Station (now Litchfield National Park) back in the days when they used to mine tin in the early 1900's at nearby Walker Creek.

Today the 200,000 hectare La Belle station is run by the Camm family. The outback experiences you'll find on La Belle are all a part of the Camm’s everyday life. A visit to La Belle is a unique opportunity to explore the lifestyle on an authentic outback cattle station in one of Australia's most beautiful locations.

Over 250 species of bird life inhabit the vast wetlands, as well as Fresh and Saltwater Crocodiles, Dingoes, Wallabies and all kinds of mammals and fish. La Belle's own Wetland Cruise is an ideal way to see them all, especially if you're a keen bird watcher or wildlife enthusiast.

If you'd like to try your hand at something truly authentic, ask about La Belle’s annual Cattle Muster or the unique Crocodile Egg Collecting Safari. Advanced bookings are a must!

The Labelle Station turnoff is only 6 km's from the popular Wangi Falls along Litchfield Park road. You can self drive or come in the chartered buses which depart from Darwin. There are two main entrances:

Through Batchelor or along the 4WD recommended gravel road if you're coming directly from Berry Springs along Cox Peninsular Road.

Refer to our map for an orientation, or lookout for the La Belle Station signs throughout your journey.