Oolloo Crossing is a bush campsite on the banks of the Daly River within the Douglas-Daly Conservation Area in the Northern Territory. Clearings above the river provide basic camping spots, but there are no water, power, or other facilities on site.

The access road from the Stuart Highway is well-maintained gravel for most of its length, becoming rougher in the final stretch near the crossing — generally passable by 2WD in the dry season.

The crossing is a popular spot for barramundi fishing, with submerged dead trees offering prime habitat for the species. Small tinnies have been launched below the crossing.

The Daly River is Top End waterway, and visitors should remain alert to the risk of saltwater crocodile encounters at all times. Across the river lies the Upper Daly Aboriginal Land Trust, managed by the Wagiman people; access to that land is not permitted.