Safety in Litchfield National Park

You can have a safe and comfortable trip to Litchfield National Park by doing all of the following:

• swim only in designated areas
• observe park safety signs
• make sure to bring and drink plenty of water - the water might not be available or you might need to boil before drinking.
• wear a hat, insect repellent and sunscreen
• wear suitable clothing and footwear
• carry a first aid kit
• avoid strenuous activity during the heat of the day - find out how to stay safe in the heat
• get the Avenza Maps - a free interactive park maps on your mobile phone or tablet
• take note of emergency call device locations
• make sure your vehicle is well-maintained and equipped
• beware of theft, lock vehicles and secure valuables.

Don't sit on bare ground or grass as scrub typhus is transmitted by microscopic bush mites on grasses and bushes.