Try to include a visit to Finke Gorge National Park. It's not just about camping; the place is rich with ancient Aboriginal history, and you'll find yourself awe-struck by the landscape.

Been out there more times than I can count! Just avoid the crowds and hit up Coober Pedy. Unique as hell – underground camping setup. There's something eerie yet captivating about it.

Litchfield National Park is a must if you haven't been. Gorgeous waterfalls like Florence Falls and Buley Rockhole are perfect for a swim. Campsites can get busy but it's worth it!

Honestly, why bother? You could end up as a croc snack! 😆 Nah, kidding. Kakadu National Park is epic. Careful tho, them mozzies can get savagy there.

I've had some amazing nights camping at Ormiston Gorge in the West MacDonnell Ranges. The scenery is unbelievable, especially at sunset. And if you're into hiking, there are great trails to explore!

Ever heard of Lawn Hill Gorge in Boodjamulla National Park? It's stunning! You can camp out under the stars and then explore the emerald waters by canoe. Plus, there's something just magical about the untouched feel of the place.

Mate, you gotta check out Karlu Karlu, aka the Devils Marbles. It's epic! Stunning boulders and the campgrounds are basic but pure Outback bliss. Maybe a cheeky dingo or two around...