National Park reopens after 2023 flooding.

$13 million revamp to the park

The iconic outback destination gained international fame during a 2018 Super Bowl advertisement.

The park encompasses the Riversleigh fossil deposit, heralded by Sir David Attenborough as one of the great wonders of the palaeontological world.

People from far and wide visited the park every year, but in March 2023 the Gregory River flooded, tearing through trees and tourist infrastructure.

Now, after a multi-million-dollar restoration, the national park will reopen on July 4, just in time to catch the outback tourist season.

The Boodjamulla Cooperative Management Council, comprised of the Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and Innovation and the Waanyi Native Title Aboriginal Corporation, has been working since to reopen the park since the flood.