31 Wilson Street, Timber Creek NT 852, Australia
The property at 31 Wilson Street is a house. No additional dwelling features such as a garage are listed.
Timber Creek lies on the Victoria Highway about 600 km (370 mi) south of Darwin. It is the only significant settlement between the Western Australia border and Katherine to the east.
Nearby natural attractions include Judbarra National Park, a 13,000 km² wilderness area open for camping, four‑wheel‑drive and fishing, and the Big Horse Creek fishing spot about 10 km west of town. The town also offers scenic escarpments and iconic boab trees.
Gregory’s Tree, a large boab bearing the 1855–56 expedition inscription of explorer A.C. Gregory, is a short drive from the Victoria Highway. The tree is both a heritage-listed site and an Aboriginal sacred place.
Timber Creek has a tropical savanna (Aw) climate with a wet season from November to April and a dry season from May to October. Annual rainfall is about 979 mm, and the wet months bring high humidity, thunderstorms and occasional Victoria River flooding.
Ronan Park is just 0.3 km away and the town centre is about 0.8 km distant. The Timber Creek Travellers Rest roadhouse provides a store, fuel, caravan park, holiday cabins and a swimming pool, while a health centre, mechanical workshop on Wilson Street and an airstrip lie a few kilometres west.
