Jabaljarri Arts and Merchandise offers a culturally rich camping experience just outside Tennant Creek on Jawoyn Country.
Set in peaceful bushland, the campground features 12 self-contained caravan and camper sites, creating a quiet, spacious retreat for travellers exploring the Northern Territory.
This Aboriginal-owned destination combines camping with authentic cultural immersion. Guests can enjoy evenings around the communal fire, listening to stories shared by Steven Jabaljarri Sutton — a local artist and cultural custodian. His works draw on traditional dot painting and crosshatching techniques to reflect the rhythms of land, family, and spirit.
The on-site art gallery showcases Steven's original paintings, didgeridoos, and homewares. All artworks are available for viewing and purchase, offering visitors the chance to take home a meaningful connection to Country. Painting workshops are also available, providing a hands-on experience with cultural storytelling through art.
Facilities include solar-powered systems, composting toilets, and pet-friendly access. The site is designed with care for both guests and the environment. Jabaljarri Arts & Merchandise is well suited to families, solo travellers, and cultural adventurers seeking a stay that is grounded, welcoming, and memorable.
Rated 4.8 stars on WikiCamps, it is just minutes from town but feels a world away — where stories are shared, and memories are made.
Facilities
- Carpark
- Family-friendly
- Open fireplace
- Pet-friendly – enquire
Accessibility
Welcomes and assists people who have challenges with learning, communication, understanding and behaviour. (includes people with autism, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, acquired brain injury (ABI), dyslexia and dementia) Caters for people who are blind or have vision loss.
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