This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering.
This quiet camp rolls down onto the beach past some palm trees and shady casuarinas. Feel free to grab a coconut and sit on the swing or lay on the hammock or beach chairs while one of you throws out a line. Plenty of barramundi and snapper have been caught off the beach out the front. There is a big fire pit set up for cooking. The property has around a dozen different kinds of tropical fruits and at any time of the year you'll be able to find a variety of frangipanis and hibiscus to pop on the ocean view picnic table. The only humbug are the fruit bats that can make a bit of racket when the mangos are ripe. The ferry terminal is down the road and will take you across to Darwin in 10 minutes. It runs most hours until midnight. The community has a general store and the Cox Club for a beer or food under the Banyan tree. Often with bands playing on a weekend.
Accessibility
Caters for people who use a wheelchair.