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Didn't visit Batchelor itself but Litchfield Tourist Park was well situated for visiting all the amazing natural sites. One road only through park unless you have 4wd vehicle. Some of the pools aren't open all year round due to Croc danger but one's that are open are fantastic for a refreshing dip.

The Butterfly Farm and Pet Farm was quite fun in Batchelor. A funky place where you can feed cute little bunnies carrots or feed small goats and turkeys. Some other animals on display. Fun for kids. We are adults and had a great time. Their mango apple crumble was worth the stop. Delicious!! There is one bottle shop that is also a small grocery store with a few baked items. It’s new and shiney. Lil Ripper is the restaurant associated with it. Food was okay but nothing to rave about when we ate there. Their barramundi was below average. But it’s a large space that has cold beer and is nice and cool after driving a bit. The small local grocery and general store when we visited was thin but had most of the basics. Batchelor itself in town was green and shady and looked nice….good place for a stop, especially at the Pet Farm which also serves what looked like tasty Asian meals like Nasi Goreng.

Batchelor is an easy drive from Darwin and an easy drive to Adelaide River & Robins falls in one direction and Buleys rockpools & Florence falls in the other. A little further away is Tolmer falls, Wangi falls and the return loop of Litchfield to Berry Springs. We stayed 2 nights in Batchelor. We headed into Litchfield NP and back to Batchelor twice on the same 50km stretch of road over our 2 days. Be aware of where in the loop of places to see Batchelor is. A few good places to eat, and a general store where you can get most supplies you will need. The Banyan Tree resort was a highlight for our nice meal there.

Batchelor Tourist park was the perfect location to explore all that Litchfield NP has to offer. The cabin was peaceful, spacious, clean and morning sits on the balcony listening to the birdsong is somethng I will treasure

Close to Litchfield, our favourite place in the NT - Wangi especially is the best pool we've ever swum. We come back each year. The Museum at Bachelor was interesting, as was the Butterfly Farm - an eclectic collection of furniture, knick knacks and animals.

This place is the last place before you enter to Litchfield National Park. Pleasant place to stay if you wish to stop before you go the the park. Litchfield Outback Resort has great kitchen, pub, shop, liquor store. Pleasant environment just to relax, listen to the birds at late afternoon. The beer is so cold, strongly recommend