About this attraction
The Batchelor Airfield played a key role during World War II, used by both Australian and allied forces.
Located just south of Darwin, the airfield supported heavy bomber operations and served as a vital logistics and refuelling hub during the Pacific campaign.
Nearby, you'll also find remnants of an anti-aircraft battery, once part of a broader defence system designed to protect the airfield and surrounding region from Japanese air raids.
Today, visitors can explore the site and get a sense of the strategic importance Batchelor held during the war.
Attraction information courtesy of the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW).
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