46 Wilson Street, Timber Creek NT 852, Australia
46 Wilson Street is situated in the town of Timber Creek, Northern Territory, on Wilson Street just off the Victoria Highway. Timber Creek lies about 600 km south of Darwin in a remote region of the NT.
Ronan Park is only 0.2 km away, while the town centre of Timber Creek is about 0.8 km distant. Nearby weather stations include the TIMBER CREEK POLICE site at 0.9 km, another at 1.8 km, and a further one at 2.3 km.
Within a short drive you can explore Judbarra National Park, see the heritage‑listed Gregory’s Tree, and visit the Timber Creek Police Station Museum. Other sights include the Bronco Panel Sculpture, the Heritage Trail, and great barramundi fishing near Big Horse Creek about 10 km west.
Timber Creek has a tropical savanna climate (Köppen Aw) with a distinct wet season from November to April, featuring heavy rains, high humidity and frequent thunderstorms. The dry season runs May to October with minimal rain, clear skies and cooler nights.
The property is on the Victoria Highway, a major north‑south route, and the Timber Creek Travellers Rest roadhouse offers fuel, a general store and accommodation. Interstate coach services stop at the roadhouse, and an airstrip is located a few kilometres west of town.
Yes, the historic Timber Creek Police Station Museum, dating back to 1898‑1908, is nearby, as is Gregory’s Tree, a boab bearing the 1855 expedition inscription. Memorial plaques dedicated to the World War II “Nackeroos” are also in the town centre.
The Bradshaw Field Training Area begins roughly 500 m north of Timber Creek, making it very close to the property and providing a notable military presence in the region.
