Enormous boab trees and a variety of wildlife including the rare Gouldian Finch make photography and bushwalking excellent activities throughout the cooler months of May to September. The Park is off the Victoria Highway on two-wheel drive gravel roads. This new Park in the early stages of development features tropical and semi-arid plant life with spectacular range and gorge scenery. Significant Aboriginal cultural sites, evidence of early exploration, European and pastoral history are features of the Park. The unique wildlife and plantlife provide excellent photographic opportunities.
Swimming is unsafe because saltwater crocodiles live in the rivers, streams and billabongs.
Commercial boat tours are available on the Victoria River at Timber Creek or Victoria River Crossing. Access to the Park is from the Victoria Highway from either Katherine or Kununurra. A four-wheel drive vehicle is required to drive within the Park. All roads including the Victoria Highway may be impassable at times during the wet season and drinking water must be carried. Caranbiribi is a small conservation reserve located 46 kilometres south of Borroloola on the western extremity of the Bukalara Range.