Set on the banks of the Adelaide River famous for its crocodiles, just over an hour’s drive from Darwin in the Northern Territory, Mount Bundy Station is a small working cattle property in the famous “Top End” of Australia. As one of the first pastoral leases in the Top End of the Northern Territory, Mount Bundy Station was established in 1911 with the original property spanning over a great 834 square miles, its boundaries located within both, the now world famous, Litchfield and Kakadu National Parks.