Lorella Springs Wilderness Park offers a retreat experience with an atmosphere of solitude and serenity. With an 80 km frontage onto the Gulf of Carpentaria, Lorella Springs Station is a virtually untouched one million acre wilderness sanctuary. The Lorella homestead and camping and caravanning area is situated on the Lorella Thermal Spring. It can be reached, in the dry season, by most outback prepared vehicles.

Away from the idyllic, unspoilt beaches on its 20 kilometres of ocean frontage, past the bird filled lakes, past rivers, hills, forests and savannah lands, climb past chasms, past waterfalls, past thermal springs, up the towering glittering crystalline escarpments, surveying this majestic massive country, and, as far as possible  in every direction, all you can see is "Lorella".

Huddled at the base of the Tawallah Range is the beautiful natural, crystal clear, hot thermal spring, bubbling and pushing its way out from underground, cascading thousands of litres of water from this pretty pandanus lined rock hole in the gap of the ranges. Flowing straight past the picturesque campground, this spring is the head waters of the pristine and unspoiled Rosie River , which winds and turns about one hundred kilometres through rugged and spectacular terrain  to eventually flow through to the coast of the Gulf of Carpentaria. The Rosie River is bubbling, teaming, bursting with wildlife.

The camp ground spreads extensively with the creek meandering along the lush paperbark lined banks. There are acres of green grassy sites running down to the waters edge, so that you can select your own camp and relax to the gentle sounds of flowing water trickling past.  Perhaps even fish out of your tent. There is a section of the spring which has been cleared out and converted to a natural hot water swimming pool.