Do you need a permit to visit Gunn Point?

No, Gunn Point is private land available for public use. There are several conditions of use when visiting the Gunn Point Peninsula which are in place to protect the natural environment as well as visitors to the area. Please refer to the ‘Recreation’ page.

Where can I camp?

Camping is only permitted in the areas shown on the map. Camping is not permitted on the beach, the sand dunes, or within 10 metres of the cliff edge.

Can I establish a long-term or permanent camp at Gunn Point?

No. Gunn Point is intended for recreational use and temporary camping only. Campsites and associated equipment must remain portable and capable of being removed from the site. The construction or installation of permanent or semi-permanent structures that cannot be removed quickly in the event of a cyclone, storm surge or king tide, are prohibited.

Can I clear vegetation or remove trees for my campsite?

No. Damaging or destroying the natural environment is prohibited. This includes cutting down trees, clearing vegetation, removing native plants, excavating land, or modifying the landscape, such as by creating new tracks.. Visitors must minimise their impact and leave the area in its natural condition.

Where can I access the beach from?

Access to the beach is only permitted via the three designated tracks to minimise coastal erosion. Please refer to the map and onsite signage.

Is driving allowed on the beach?

Yes, registered vehicles are permitted on the beach, however driving on the beach at night is not recommended. It is a shared-use beach and conditions of use must be respected. These include using only formed access tracks to minimise coastal erosion, observing a speed limit of 40km/h and driving carefully for public safety.

Am I able to use firearms at Gunn Point?

Use of firearms and hunting at Gunn Point is prohibited. For hunting reserves please click here.

Can you swim at Gunn Point or Murrumujuk Beach?

Swimming at Gunn Point Peninsular is not recommended at any time of the year due to the presence of saltwater crocodiles and stingers.

Are there public toilets available?

There are presently no amenities or toilets at Gunn Point. Please be considerate of other visitors. Proper disposal of human waste is important, and this should be buried to avoid pollution.

What is proposed for Gunn Point?

Gunn Point has been earmarked for conservation, recreation and possible future developments including tourism, the township of Murrumujuk and agricultural areas.

Who can I report issues such as rubbish, environmental damage, unauthorised structures or anti-social behaviour to?

Reporting helps protect Gunn Point and ensure it remains safe, unspoilt and enjoyable for all visitors.

Please report rubbish, environmental damage and unauthorised structures to NT Land Corporation at NT.LandCorporation@ntlandcorp.com.au or via the website.

For anti-social behaviour, safety concerns, or to request Police assistance, call 131 444, or 000 in an emergency.