
Airport
Robinson River Airport (RRV)
Robinson River Airport is a small remote airstrip serving the community of Robinson River in the Northern Territory's Gulf Country. It provides a vital link for charter flights, medical services and essential supplies, with onward travel available toward Borroloola and the wider Gulf region.
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About Robinson River Airport
Robinson River Airport is a small remote airstrip in the Gulf Country of the Northern Territory, Australia. It serves the nearby Aboriginal community of Robinson River and is identified by the IATA code RRV and ICAO code YRBR.
The airport has a single sealed runway, 13/31, approximately 1,160 metres long. It is used mainly for charter flights, Royal Flying Doctor Service medical operations, government transport and essential supply flights, rather than regular scheduled passenger services.
The airstrip sits about 6 km from the Robinson River community, roughly 144 km southeast of Borroloola and around 800 km from Katherine. Access depends on outback road conditions, and travel can be disrupted during the Northern Territory wet season.
Facilities at the airfield are minimal, with no conventional passenger terminal, shops or lounges. Visitors should arrange transport, supplies and flight access with local operators or community contacts before travelling.

Terminal Overview

Terminals
Robinson River Airport operates as a single-airstrip facility with no conventional passenger terminal. It has one sealed runway, 13/31, and mainly serves charter, government and Royal Flying Doctor Service flights supporting the remote Robinson River community.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Robinson River Airport
Transfers
Pre-booked 4WD transfers can connect Robinson River Airport with the Robinson River community and regional destinations such as Borroloola.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a local driver by the hour for flexible travel between the airstrip, Robinson River community, Borroloola and other Roper Gulf locations.
Car Rental
There are no rental desks at the airstrip, so independent travellers should arrange a 4WD through regional operators in advance for outback driving.
Bus & Group Transfers
Groups can organise 4WD or charter vehicles for travel between the airstrip, community sites and regional work or event locations.



