Zebra Stone, Litchfield National Park Travel Guide

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Explore rare zebra rock formations, enjoy a cafe, and camp near Litchfield National Park at this unique family-owned attraction.

Discover the unique Zebra Stone, a science museum, cafe, and camping ground near Litchfield National Park. See the rare zebra rock, learn about its formation, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this family-owned attraction.

A brief summary to Zebra Stone

895, B30, Litchfield Park, NT, 0822, AU
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Take the free gallery talk and tour to learn about the geology and mining history of zebra stone.
Let the kids enjoy the free rock polishing activity.
Consider camping at the bush campground for a relaxed stay near Litchfield National Park.

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Getting There

Driving

Zebra Stone is located at 895, B30, Litchfield Park NT 0822, just off the main road near the entrance to Litchfield National Park. From Batchelor, head towards Litchfield Park Road; it's approximately 14km from Batchelor. Look for the large Zebra Head sign. There is parking available on-site. Check the NT Road Report for current road conditions.

Discover more about Zebra Stone

Zebra Stone, located just outside Batchelor and near Litchfield National Park, is a family-owned attraction centered around the fascinating zebra rock. This unique stone, marked by distinctive brown stripes on a white background, was once believed to exist only near Kununurra, but was later discovered in the Northern Territory.The attraction features a science museum showcasing stunning zebra stone displays, crystals, and informative exhibits. Visitors can learn about the rock's geology, mining history, and the process of cutting and polishing it. A gallery displays the finished products, and free talks and tours are offered. Children can enjoy a free rock polishing activity.Zebra Stone also offers a cafe serving homemade food and drinks, and a bush campground with unpowered sites, clean facilities, and a generator section. It's a relaxed and casual place to stay while exploring Litchfield National Park and the surrounding area. Stargazing workshops are also hosted at Zebra Stone, taking advantage of the clear night skies.Whether you're interested in geology, unique souvenirs, or a peaceful camping experience, Zebra Stone offers a memorable stop near Litchfield National Park.