Tdc Village (Hundred Man Camp)

Having stayed here for a 2 month period, I couldn't praise the staff here highly enough, from admin to kitchen, cleaning and security. What a great friendly and professional bunch. Rooms are small but well equipped and all you need. Small walking distance to boat ramp for a fish or into town for supplies if you want to cook for yourself or a fantastic dine in experience (food was awesome Max). Gym was great too. Thanks for your amazing hospitality guys and girls. It made for a very memorable and enjoyable experience.

Great meals available for purchase. Accommodation has small fridge and kettle. However there is also full kitchen & even gym facilities.

I was here for work and did not expect much, but the place is good - especially the food. The dining room has all the atmosphere of an prison canteen, but the chef (chefs?) really take care with their meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner). I had breakfast there each day and dinners most nights - given the remoteness of the location the food was extraordinary, and no more pricy than Darwin, with huge serves. The even do pizzas! Compliments to the chef! Note: They are also open for takeaways in the morning and evenings, popular with the locals.

Exquisite international delicacies performed a symphony of flavours across my palate this evening as I dined in Wadeye's most romantic and exclusive venue. Adorned with authentic local artwork and hypnotising fungal patterns, this has to be the envy of all dongers in the region. Our waitress was friendly and attentive which more than made up for the lack of forks. Embark on your own gastronomic odyssey at 100 man camp, where the schnitty alone is worth the chartered flight.

Rooms good, TV, small fridge, comfortable beds, plenty hot water and clean. Share kitchen has all facilities. Gym. All staff very helpful and friendly.