Timber Creek

Situated on the doorstep of the Gregory National Park in the Katherine region, the township of Timber Creek is a traveller's oasis. Timber Creek, 285 kilometres west of Katherine, is the region's main centre and is home to about 70 people. This friendly Northern Territory town features several attractions that preserve its rich pastoral and exploration heritage.

Timber Creek is the traditional land of the Ngaliwurra Aboriginal people, who provided early European settlers with valuable bush knowledge and acted as guides for the local police. A police station was first established in Timber Creek in 1898. Initially just a hut and a goat yard, the dwellings were upgraded to iron and steel in 1908 and this structure has been reopened as the Timber Creek Police Station Museum.

Fishing is one of Timber Creek's biggest drawcards. The beautiful Victoria River, running through deep valleys and gorges, is one of the Northern Territory's most scenic places to catch barramundi. Gregory National Park is Timber Creek's backyard. Covering an area of approximately 13,000 square kilometres, the Park is home to red-rimmed escarpment ranges, plunging gorges and ancient boab trees.

Temperatures for Timber Creek

Timber Creek has hot summer temperatures. The summer high temperature for Timber Creek is approximately 35 °c. The summer low temperature is approximately 25 °c.

Timber Creek has warm winter temperatures. The winter high temperature for Timber Creek is approximately 30 °c. The winter low temperature is approximately 19 °c.

MONTH	LOW °c	HIGH °c
January	25	32
February	25	31
March	24	32
April	24	33
May	22	32
June	20	30
July	19	30
August	21	31
September	23	32
October	25	33
November	25	33
December	25	32

Timber Creek Accommodation