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Welcome to Karlu Karlu Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve

Before connecting, please be aware that Wi-Fi access is limited and may be slow due to this remote location.

NT Parks Visitor Pass

If you’re a visitor to the NT, you need a NT Parks Visitor Pass to visit most national parks and reserves, including Karlu Karlu / Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve.

The visitor pass allows you to visit all parks and reserves managed by the NT Government within your valid dates.

You must connect to the Wi-Fi, then access the NT parks booking system to get a visitor pass.

NT residents don’t need a visitor pass but may be asked to show proof of residency, such as a valid NT driver licence.

Camping

A simple, unpowered 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.

You must book online and pay a fee to camp. Please connect to the Wi-Fi, then access the NT parks booking system to make a booking.

Camp only in designated camping areas. Pets are not permitted in the campground.

Safety information

You can have a safe and comfortable trip to Karlu Karlu by doing the following:

observe park safety signs
carry and drink plenty of water
wear a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, suitable clothing and footwear
avoid strenuous activity during the heat of the day
think about your health and fitness when choosing a walk.

Please remember

When visiting the reserve, remember the following:

visitors to the NT require a NT Parks Visitor Pass
stay on designated roads and tracks
historic, cultural items and wildlife are protected
fires are only permitted in designated fire pits
pets are permitted in the day-use carpark only and must be on a lead
pets are not permitted in the campground
generators are not permitted
drones are not permitted.

In an emergency

Phone: 000.

Terms and Conditions

Acceptance

All users must read, agree with and accept all of the terms and conditions contained in these Terms before Using the Tourism and Events NT Wi-Fi service ("the Service").

Terms

In these Terms:

Acceptance
By accessing or using the Tourism and Events NT Wi-Fi service (Service), you agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Use (Terms). If you do not agree, you must not use the Service.
Definitions

In this Terms

Service means the wireless internet network provided by Tourism and Events NT (TENT) and its authorised agents.
We, Us or Our means TENT, any relevant Northern Territory Government agency involved in providing the Service (including the Parks and Wildlife Commission of the NT and Darwin Waterfront Corporation, where applicable) and Encapto Pty Ltd .
You or Your means any person accessing or using the Service.

Access to the Service
- The Service is provided on a complimentary basis (or as part of a bundled service) for visitor convenience.
- Access may be subject to time and data limits.
- The Service is provided on an “as available” basis. Coverage, speed and availability may vary due to environmental conditions, terrain, congestion, maintenance, power availability or other factors, particularly in remote locations.
- We may suspend, restrict or terminate access at any time without notice.
- We may take any actions reasonably necessary to protect the integrity, security or performance of the Service including suspending or terminating access without notice.
Nature of the Service
- The Service is a public Wi-Fi network and may not be secure.
- We do not guarantee that the Service will be uninterrupted, error-free, secure or free from harmful code
- You are responsible for ensuring your device is compatible and adequately protected.
Your Responsibilities

You are responsible for?:
- the security of your device and data;
- using appropriate security measures (including up-to-date software, firewalls and encryption where appropriate); and
- all activity conducted using your device while connected to the Service.
You acknowledge that transmissions over the Service may be intercepted or accessed by third parties.
Acceptable Use

You must not use the Service to:
- breach of any law or infringe the rights of any person;
- access or attempt to access systems or data without authorisation;
- distribute malware, viruses or other harmful code;
- engage in cybercrime (including phishing, credential harvesting or denial-of-service activity);
- transmit unlawful, harmful, abusive, defamatory or offensive material;
- send unsolicited bulk communications (including spam);
- use excessive bandwidth in a way that disrupts the Service;
- resell or commercially exploit the Service; or
- interfere with or damage the Service or associated infrastructure.
Use/Network Management

To ensure equitable access for all users, we may monitor usage and apply reasonable network management measures including limiting bandwidth, restricting high volume data usage or prioritising certain types of traffic.

You must not use the Service in a manner that unreasonably interferes with other users’ access or enjoyment of the Service.
Explicit Prohibition – Illegal Content

You must not use the Services to access, download, store, transmit or distribute material that is unlawful including material involving exploitation, abuse or other criminal conduct. We may restrict or report access to such material where required or authorised by law.
Content and third parties
- Information made available through the Service (including any landing or “captive portal” page) is provided for general information only and may change without notice.
- We do not endorse or approve third party content, websites or services accessible via the Service.
- Any dealings with third parties are solely between you and that third party.
Intellectual Property
All content made available by us remains our property or the property of our licensors and is protected by applicable intellectual property laws. You must not use such content except as permitted by law.
Monitoring and Compliance
We may monitor network usage to the extent reasonably necessary to:
- operate and maintain the Service;
- maintain network security and integrity;
- diagnose faults and improve performance; and
- comply with legal obligations.
Privacy

We may collect personal information and technical data necessary to provide and manage the Service including device identifiers (such as IP or MAC address), session data and usage information.

This information is used to:
- provide and manage the Service;
- maintain network security and integrity;
- diagnose faults and improve performance; and
- comply with legal obligations.
Information may be disclosed to relevant Northern Territory Government agencies, contracted service providers and law enforcement where authorised or required by law. The collection, use and disclosure of personal information is governed by the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), Information Act 2002 (NT) and TENT’s Privacy Policy (available on our Privacy page ).
Data Retention

We retain personal information and technical data collected through the Services only for as long as reasonably necessary to:
- provide and manage the Service;
- maintain network security and integrity;
- investigate incidents; and
- comply with legal obligations.
Retention periods may vary depending on the nature of the information and applicable legal requirements.
Third Party Network Provider

The Service may be provided or supported by third party contractors or network providers. Those providers may process information on our behalf for the purposes of operating, maintaining and securing the Service.
We are not responsible for the independent acts or omissions of third-party providers except to the extent required by law.
Safety Disclaimer

The Service must not be relied upon for emergency communications. Coverage in remote areas may be limited or unavailable.
Limitation of Liability

Nothing in these Terms exclude, restricts or modifies any rights you may have under the Australian Consumer Law or other applicable laws that cannot be excluded.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, we are not liable for any loss or damage (including indirect or consequential loss, loss of data or loss of profits) arising from your use of or inability to use the Service.
Indemnity

You agree to indemnify us against any loss, damage, cost or liability (including reasonable legal costs) arising from your breach of these Terms or your misuse of the Service.
Use by Minors

If you are under 18 years of age, you should only use the Service with the consent and supervision of a parent or guardian. You are responsible for complying with any age restrictions, terms of use or access conditions imposed by third party websites, applications or online services accessed through the Service (including social media platforms). We do not monitor or enforce age restrictions imposed by third party platforms.
General
- These Terms are governed by the laws of the Northern Territory, Australia.
- You submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the Northern Territory.
- If any provision of these Terms is invalid or unenforceable, it will be read down or severed to the extent necessary without affecting the remaining provisions.

Parks and Wildlife Commission NT · Terms updated March 2026 · Subject to legal review.

Privacy Policy

Your personal information

The Northern Territory Information Act (the Act) provides the community rights to access government information, including personal information, The Act also safeguards the privacy of personal information held by the relevant organisations and ensures that organisations collect and handle personal information responsibly.

In the Act, Personal Information is any information a public sector organisation holds from which a person’s identity is apparent or is reasonably able to be ascertained. Tourism and Events NT is committed to protecting your personal information. We take all reasonable steps to prevent unauthorised access, misuse, loss, modification, or disclosure of your information.

Personal information is kept only for as long as it is needed for the purpose it was originally collected for. When the personal information is no longer needed for that purpose it will either be destroyed or all information capable of identifying an individual user will be permanently removed.

You can make a request to Tourism and Events NT if you would like access and if applicable correct to any personal information held by Tourism and Events NT about you. Access will be provided in accordance with applicable law. Information will be provided to you electronically, in a commonly used, machine readable format. If you request photocopies of documents or copies of photographs or other images, charges may apply.

Before submitting an application under Freedom of Information, we encourage you to contact us directly first to discuss any application you wish to make. We may be able to assist you without the need for an application.

You can contact us:

Via telephone: +61 8 8999 1789
Via email: marketing.tourismeventsnt@nt.gov.au

You can also write to us at:

Marketing Solutions Team
Tourism and Events NT
Level 8, Charles Darwin Centre
19 The Mall, Darwin, 0800
PO Box 1155, Darwin NT 0801

Freedom of information

Lodging an application under Freedom of Information:

Should you wish lodge an application you can do so by sending a completed application, proof of identity and (if applicable) payment or receipt for payment of the application fee of AUD$30.00 to:

Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade
Attention: Secretariat
GPO Box 1448
Darwin NT 0801

Phone: 08 8999 4002
Email: DTC.FOI@nt.gov.au

Information about Freedom of Information

Protecting your privacy

The Act provides remedies for breaches of privacy of an individual’s personal information. The Act contains 10 Information Privacy Principles that provide for the collection, use and disclosure, management and openness of personal information that Tourism and Events NT deals with. Information on Privacy Principles

Privacy complaints

If you are concerned that your personal information has not been protected, or that Tourism and Events NT has breached your privacy, you can make a complaint in writing, setting out your name and contact details, and the circumstances that lead you to believe that your privacy has been breached. Please provide as much detail as possible such as date, time, location of incidents, who did what, and the names and contact details of any witnesses.

To make a privacy complaint, download the Privacy Complaint form, and submit to generalservices.tourismeventsnt@nt.gov.au

Download the Privacy Complaint Form (Word doc, 32KB)

If you are not satisfied with the response you receive from Tourism and Events NT in relation to a privacy complaint, you can then lodge a complaint with the Northern Territory Information Commissioner:

The Office of the Information Commissioner

Collection of information

Tourism and Events NT generally collects, holds, uses and discloses the following personal information:

on internet users based on their interaction with websites and social media accounts owned or operated by Tourism and Events NT, the NT Government or our partners, including but not limited to tourismnt.com.au, ntbusinessevents.com.au, and northernterritory.com;
on consumers provided to the organisation by the individual, a third party such as a travel agent, third party data providers, data from travel industry partnerships or from a marketing organisation;
on travel partners. Tourism and Events NT endeavours to seek the consent of the individual or their company to collect, hold, use and disclose this information. If the requisite specific consent is obtained, this information may also be disclosed to Tourism and Events NT’s tourism partners and
relating to the employment, development and management of departmental personnel and contractors.

When you interact with us, you may be asked to provide personal information. This may include:

Identity Information: Your name, username or similar identifier, date of birth and gender.

Contact Information: Your place of residence, email address and telephone numbers.

Transaction Information: Details about products and services you have purchased from Tourism and Events NT or our travel industry partners such as airlines, online travel agents and booking sites, and may include date and time of purchase.

Technical Information: Internet protocol (IP) address, your login data, browser type and version, browser actions, time zone setting and location, browser plug-in types and versions, operating system and platform and other technology on the devices you use to access this website.

Enquiry Information: Is data you provided us with when you contact us for customer service assistance (by any means of communication including written communications or via our website(s), support forums, telephone, email, SMS, or our social media channels) or when you visit us at a public event, such as a trade show or exhibition or participate in one of our surveys, competitions or prize draws, we may record all customer service communications and keep information about the particular communication, including your name, your business details, the reason why you contacted us, and the advice we gave you so we can track the resolution of any customer service issues and for customer service training purposes.

Profile Information: Username and password provided by you and information regarding interests and travel preferences. We may also collect additional personal information and data when you participate in activities such as online forums, web forms, quizzes, surveys and chat rooms; post information on bulletin boards or through social media; complete nomination and application forms; or request information via email.

Usage Information: Information about how you use our website, products and services, as well as the frequency and pattern of your service use.

Marketing and Communications Information: Preferences for receiving marketing from us and our third parties and your communication preferences.

Aggregated data

Aggregated data refers to numerical or non-numerical information collected from multiple sources, measurements, or individuals. It is compiled into summaries for various purposes like making comparisons, analysing trends, or generating statistics. For instance, we might aggregate your usage data to calculate the percentage of users who access a specific website feature.

We collect, use, and share anonymised aggregated data, such as statistical or demographic information. This data may be derived from your personal information, but providing it doesn’t directly or indirectly reveal your identity, it is not considered personal information under the law. However, if we combine or link anonymised aggregated data with your personal information in a way that makes it possible to identify you, the combined data will be treated as personal information and used in accordance with this Policy.

Cookies

Some of the pages in websites managed by Tourism and Events NT use ‘cookies’. Cookies are text files that a website transfers to a user’s computer hard drive. Using and processing cookies allows Tourism and Events NT to customise web content for individual users. Cookies by themselves do not allow Tourism and Events NT to see a user’s e-mail address or other personal information. If users submit personal information to Tourism and Events NT, the information may be linked to data stored in the cookie. Once users check the cookie consent on the website their information will be collected through the use of cookies.

As you interact with our website, Tourism and Events NT may use automated technologies or interactions to collect personal data by using cookies or other similar technologies.

Our website uses persistent cookies and session cookies:

Persistent cookies remain on your device for the period specified in the cookie. As an example, we use persistent cookies to recognise you each time you visit our website and to remember your preferences.
Session cookies are created when you visit our website and are automatically deleted when you close your browser. As an example, we use these cookies to link your actions during a single session on our website and to make sure that our website performs reliably.

Some of our partners can also set third-party cookies on your device when you visit our website. We and our partners may use third-party cookies to provide more relevant advertising, to understand our users better, to keep our website functioning reliably and to help us deliver our services.

What types of cookies do we use?

Our cookies fall into the following categories:

Strictly necessary cookies

Strictly necessary cookies are essential in order to help you efficiently move around the website and use its features, such as accessing secure areas of the website. Without these cookies, we cannot provide certain services.

Examples of how we use strictly necessary cookies include:

Balancing website traffic to ensure users receive a consistent and reliable service.
Limiting traffic to key parts of the website to maintain performance levels.
Storing your acceptance of our privacy policy, cookies policy and website terms of use, without which access is not granted to our website.
Managing the performance of the website during high traffic periods.

Performance/statistics cookies

Performance/statistics cookies collect information about how visitors use our website and are only used to improve how our website works. Without these cookies, you are less likely to receive invitations from us to complete surveys, and we will receive less detailed information about how you use our website.

Examples of how we use performance/statistics cookies include:

Collecting statistics about which pages visitors go to most often.
Reviewing any error messages users see while browsing.
Gathering feedback through customer satisfaction surveys.
Gaining insight into how visitors use our website.

Functionality/preferences cookies

Functionality/preferences cookies allow our website to remember choices you make and information you provide, and to offer enhanced personal features. These cookies may also be used to enable services you have asked for such as watching a video. These cookies cannot track your browsing activity on other websites. Without these cookies you may find that certain non-essential features on our website don’t work, and you may find that our website is less convenient and reliable.

Examples of how we use functionality/preferences cookies include:

Remembering your language and country of choice and presenting relevant content.
Personalising your experience so you receive content that is relevant to you.
Testing different designs before making them permanent for all users to optimise the design experience so you find our site easier to use.
Remembering who you are when you come back to our website.

Targeting/marketing cookies

Targeting/marketing cookies remember your visits to our website and are used to help us and our partners to deliver advertising that is more relevant to you and your interests. They include third-party cookies placed by our partners and other advertisers who share cookie data with us. These cookies can also help us to limit the number of times you see an advertisement and to measure the effectiveness of an advertising campaign. Without these cookies you are likely to see less personalised advertising on websites and some of our partner offers may not work as expected.

Examples of how we use targeting/marketing cookies include:

Allowing our website to serve up different versions of a page for marketing purposes.
Allowing third parties to display appropriate advertising and to track its effectiveness.
Displaying messages which offer a selection of products based on your viewing behaviour on our website and other selected websites.
Understanding our customers and members (including their online behaviour) that then drives all kinds of data-led usage. This may include sharing and receiving cookies with third parties from time to time.

Use of information

Information collected by Tourism and Events NT is only for purposes related to its core functions and activities. Tourism and Events NT’s core function is to market the Northern Territory as a travel destination.

Tourism and Events NT may use personal information to contact the individual for direct marketing or market research purposes.

Tourism and Events NT may use personal information to provide direct communication through email, targeted and retargeted advertising, targeted personalised digital content, social media contacts or other means. Tourism and Events NT will use information on internet usage for the purpose of targeting specific content to users for the purpose of marketing the Northern Territory as a travel destination. Where appropriate, Tourism and Events NT will prominently provide a notice in each direct communication specifying how an individual can request to discontinue future direct marketing or market research communications, where a user has not opted out.

Tourism and Events NT uses personal information for statistical purposes. Where information is used for statistical purposes, all information capable of identifying an individual user will be removed. Statistics compiled from personal information may be made public, however no information enabling identification of any individual will be included in such statistical material.

Tourism and Events NT uses personal information to learn more about people using its websites and social media. Tourism and Events NT may collect, collate, and analyse this information to better understand and target its users and audience. Tourism and Events NT may use this information to specifically target messages to users.

IP addresses are used to analyse trends, administer the site, track users’ movement, and gather broad demographic information for aggregate use. IP addresses are not linked to personally identifiable information.

Personal information data may be shared with:

Tourism and Events NT commercial and corporate offices;
Advertisers;
Travel industry partners such as airlines, online travel agents and booking sites;
Cooperative marketing partners; and
Third parties under contract to Tourism and Events NT.

All parties with access to this information will manage it in line with Tourism and Events NT’s policies and applicable laws.

Tourism and Events NT will not disclose personal information for any reason other than the above situations without consent, unless disclosure is to prevent a threat to life or serious illness, required by law or for investigation proceedings of reasonably suspected unlawful activity.

If at any point Tourism and Events NT decides to use personally identifiable information in a manner different from that stated at the time it was collected, all affected users will be notified. Users will have a choice as to whether their information is used in this manner.

Some websites managed by Tourism and Events NT contain links to third party websites. Tourism and Events NT is not responsible for the privacy practices of those linked sites.

Tourism and Events NT uses Google Analytics. If you would like to know more please visit:

Google Analytics: www.google.com/policies/privacy/partners

Storage of data & international transfer

Tourism and Events NT stores personal information securely both within and outside the Northern Territory.

For data stored outside the Northern Territory, we use MailChimp and Campaign Monitor, which are both compliant with the UK and EU GDPR through the Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) incorporated into our agreement. You can find details of Mailchimp’s commitment at: Mailchimp and European Data Transfers and Campaign Monitor’s commitment at What you need to know about the Privacy Shield program (campaignmonitor.com). MailChimp and Campaign Monitor are also both compliant with the Californian Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Under GDPR data protection laws, use of personal information and personal data must be based on one of a number of legal grounds and companies may process personal data only when the processing is permitted by the specific legal ground set out in the law.

To assist you in understanding the relevant grounds that apply to each purpose of our data processing under GDPR, we have set this out in the table below:

Purposes of the data processing	Type of data	Lawful basis for processing
To promote our partner travel products and services	Marketing and Communications Usage	contract performance legitimate interests (to allow us to perform our obligations and provide services to you) consent
For marketing purposes	Marketing and Communications	legitimate interests (in order to market to you) and consent (which can be withdrawn at any time)
To provide customer support	Identity Contact Transaction Enquiry	contract performance legal obligation legitimate interests (to allow us to correspond with you in connection with our services)
To comply with our legal obligations and for safety and security purposes	Identity Contact Transaction Enquiry Profile Usage Marketing and Communications	legal obligation legal claims legitimate interests (to cooperate with law enforcement and regulatory authorities) For sensitive Personal Data legal claims vital interests substantial public interest
To operate and facilitate your participation in our programs and clubs	Identity Contact Transaction Profile Usage	contract performance legitimate interests (to allow us to provide tailored services to you)
To conduct market, consumer and other research	Identity Contact Transaction Technical Enquiry Profile Usage Marketing and Communications	legitimate interest (to ensure that we understand our clients’ requirements)
To ensure website content is relevant	Identity Transaction Technical Profile Usage Marketing and Communications	legitimate interests (to allow us to provide you with the content and services on our website)

Retention & deleting personal information

Our retention periods for personal information are based on business needs and legal requirements. We retain personal information for as long as is necessary for the processing purpose(s) for which the information was collected, and any other permissible, related purpose.

When personal information is no longer needed (in accordance with the table above), we either securely destroy it, or irreversibly anonymise the data (and we may further retain and use the anonymised information).

Managing your account & subscription

If you wish to delete your registered account or unsubscribe to Tourism and Events NT communications such as newsletters, publications, and event invitations, you may do so by contacting us at marketing.tourismeventsnt@nt.gov.au or by clicking ‘unsubscribe’ at the bottom of an email newsletter.

To ensure we have the correct information, please include your registered email address, first name, last name, and requested change. For example:

Email: janedoe@email.com
First and last name: Jane Doe
Requested change: Please delete my northernterritory.com account.

We will reply to your email request within 30 business days or within any shorter period as may be required by applicable laws.

Opt-out from online targeting & advertising cookies

Tourism and Events NT use online tracking and advertising technologies that include Google Adwords, DoubleClick, Adobe, TubeMogul, and Facebook, in activities such as analytics and online behavioural advertising, to provide you with more relevant messages.

You can find more information on these services and choose to opt-out from the services of your choice one by one by using this website.

www.youronlinechoices.com.au (if you are in Australia)
www.youronlinechoices.eu (if you are in the EU)
networkadvertising.org/choices

How to manage your cookies

If you disable cookies in your browser, some areas of our website may not function properly or be accessible.

If you delete your existing cookies:

We will no longer know that you’ve opted out of online behavioural advertising, so the banners from our third-party advertisers will reappear when you visit other selected websites.
We will no longer automatically remember some information that you have provided to us (such as your language and country preferences) and you may be asked to provide this information again.

Find out how to clear, enable and manage cookies on your preferred browser.

Chrome – Visit Google Support
Internet Explorer – Visit Microsoft Support
Firefox – Visit Mozilla Support
Safari on macOS – Visit Apple Support
Safari on iOS – Visit Apple Support

Parks and Wildlife Commission NT· Terms updated March 2026 · Subject to legal review.