Jervois Station - NT

Jervois Station is a working cattle station situated on the Plenty Highway, approximately 350 km north-east of Alice Springs and 460 km west of Boulia. Located beside the usually dry Marshall River, it provides an important fuel, supplies and overnight accommodation stop for travellers crossing the remote Plenty and Donohue Highways.The station was established in 1960 and takes its name from the nearby Jervois Ranges. Covering approximately 2,750 square kilometres, it remains an operating pastoral property.**Camping and Accommodation**Jervois Station offers spacious, informal unpowered bush camping in a red dirt setting with scattered shade trees near the homestead and river. The camping area accommodates tents, camper trailers, caravans and motorhomes, with plenty of room to spread out. Camping is generally available without advance bookings.Basic toilet and hot shower facilities are provided near the homestead and fuel pumps, a short walk from the camping area. Campfires are generally permitted subject to local conditions and fire restrictions, and pets are permitted under station rules.The station has also offered basic eco-lodge accommodation for travellers preferring a roof over their heads. Contact the station directly to confirm current accommodation availability and arrangements.**Services and Facilities**Fuel supplies include diesel and unleaded petrol, with a small station shop selling snacks, drinks and limited basic supplies. Fuel and shop services are generally available during daylight hours, but opening times and availability should be confirmed before arrival.Jervois Station is a convenient overnight stop along the Outback Way, particularly for travellers needing fuel, a shower and a break from remote outback driving.