Plants and animals found in the reserve are those generally encountered in the arid centre of Australia. Flocks of Finches including the Zebra and Painted Finches are often found in the Reserve. This 1,802 hectare Reserve extends along both sides of the Stuart Highway approximately 393 km north of Alice Springs. What to do Camping - A simple bush camping area with fireplaces and pit toilets is located at the southern end of the Reserve. No water or firewood is provided and you should therefore bring your own supplies.
Visitors often wander around the site along a network of informal walking tracks.
Protect your Reserve Most of the Reserve is on an Aboriginal sacred site. All cultural and natural resources are protected. Graffiti is an offence and an eyesore, attracting heavy penalties. Take care with fire. Light fires only in the fireplaces provided and collect firewood supplies before entering the Reserve.