Waterfall · Batchelor, Northern Territory
Buley Rockhole
A series of terraced natural pools on the Florence Creek in Litchfield National Park, with small drops between the rocks and short access from the car park.
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About Buley Rockhole
Buley Rockhole is a series of natural pools formed where Florence Creek steps down over rock ledges in Litchfield National Park. Water flows from one pool to another in small cascades, surrounded by pandanus and riverside forest.
Access is short and flat from the car park, which makes these pools one of the park’s most popular swimming spots. The pools vary in size and depth, and swimming is usually allowed in the dry season.
A trail along the creek links Buley Rockhole to Florence Falls, about an hour’s walk.
The area has picnic tables, toilets and a small campsite.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
1 to 2 hours.
Best time
Early morning, before tour groups, in the dry season.
How to get there
By car via Litchfield Park Road, a few kilometres from Florence Falls, with parking beside the pools.
Tip
The rocks are slippery; enter the water carefully and wear appropriate water footwear.
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Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Buley Rockhole
Can you swim at Buley Rockhole?
In the dry season swimming is usually allowed in the pools. Follow the park signs.
Can you walk from Buley Rockhole to Florence Falls?
Yes, along a trail beside the creek, in about an hour.
Is Buley Rockhole close to the car park?
Yes, a few steps away, via a short flat path.
