A peaceful lagoon, building remnants and a hundred-year-old mango tree mark the site of this historic family homestead.

Discover a quiet sanctuary for waterbirds and crocodiles at this deep waterhole on the North Kennedy River.

Spend an afternoon picnicking in the shade of milky pines while watching the birdlife (and resident croc!) in the lily-swathed lagoon.

Treasured as a birder's paradise, this peaceful lagoon is home to a vibrant mix of waterbirds ... and estuarine crocodiles.

Enjoy a picnic in the shade alongside a stretch of permanent waterholes on the mighty Normanby River.

This intriguing and beautiful lake has unique features that set it apart from the other lakes, lagoons and waterholes in the park.

This stunning lake is prized by birders and is an important cultural site for the Aboriginal Traditional Owners.

This sprawling plain, dotted with stately termite mounds, is one of the most photographed features in the park.

Step back in time and immerse yourself in one of the park's most fascinating and historically-significant periods.

Enjoy close-up views of dainty waterbirds and the spectacular pink lotus-lilies that carpet this pretty lagoon.

A blanket of snow-white lilies covers this pretty lagoon, attracting an assortment of waterbirds that come to roost and feed.