Lake Bennett is a small Northern Territory Rural Location within the local government area of Coomalie, it is located approximately 61kms from the capital Darwin, covering an area of 164.442 square kilometres. Lake Bennett has a recorded population of 87 residents.

If you are planning a visit to Lake Bennett we’ve put together some of the things nearby that you can see or do while you are here. These include, places to stay, tours and attractions, some upcoming events and places where you can grab a meal. Go ahead, try one of the buttons above. Every destination has something worth seeing so start exploring… If you know Lake Bennett and think we’ve missed something, let us know and we’ll share it here.

Places To Go

Below are a few nearby places that are popular with visitors. Travel times are approximate and can change with road conditions.

Litchfield National Park
Waterfalls, swimming holes and walks. Popular spots include Wangi Falls, Florence Falls and Buley Rockhole. Allow about 45–60 minutes by car from Lake Bennett. Please check park advice for swimming conditions.
Batchelor Township
The nearest town for food, fuel and coffee. A convenient base before heading into Litchfield.
Berry Springs Nature Park
Shaded pools fed by natural springs. A relaxing swim and picnic area. Often around 45–60 minutes by car, depending on the route.
Territory Wildlife Park
Great for families. Walk-through habitats, birds of prey presentations and native wildlife. Near Berry Springs.
Adelaide River
Known for river cruises and historic sites. A nice day trip from Lake Bennett. If you plan a crocodile cruise, please follow all safety instructions.

Things To Do

Canoeing & Kayaking – Calm mornings on the lake are best. Always wear a life jacket.
Sailing – Enjoy the breeze in the afternoon. Check conditions before heading out.
Swimming – A refreshing way to cool off on a hot day.
Photography – Beautiful sunrise and sunset views around the lake and nearby parks.
Bird Watching – Bring binoculars. You may spot a variety of waterbirds and bushland species.