Ayers Rock Camping Resort

Features

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

19 Reviews

Jerry O.

2 months ago

Stayed 2 nights very quiet when we went there place is spotless all round and the girls at reception were brilliant fair play to them

Gerrie W.

10 months ago

Fantastic huge camp site, with pool, good hot showers & a look out to view Uluru from dawn to dusk, town centre very close by, no cash only credit cards in use here, lots of tours available from camel... Read more

Felicity

1 year ago

With it being the only option for camping in Uluru understandably it’s quite busy! Slight mishap when we arrived with us being given the same site as someone else twice before eventually being given a site that wasn’t taken. Facilities we’re fine, the pool was closed but we were able to use the hotel pool if we wished. Just a reminder if you’re thinking of restocking on takeaway alcohol whilst you’re there don’t! $90 for a 6pack of beer and a bottle of wine (next time we’ll make sure to check the price list first! 🤦🏼‍♀️)

Jamie

1 year ago

Phenomenal camping grounds. The amenities are very well-maintained and camp areas kept clean. If you’ve set-up camp and need an alternate way to get around the grounds there is a shuffle bus that leaves from the campground bus-stop every 20 minutes and travels around the resort. Due to the location the cost of any necessities/food (i.e resort IGA) is much higher so recommend taking enough for your stay.

joe

1 year ago

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Top Questions

Angie 2 years ago

Question:

For the unpowered tent site. Can I drop my camp equipments in the camp site or do I need to transfer all the equipments from my car in the car park ?

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Details

Listing type

Caravan Park

No. of sites

222

Caravans

Yes

Cabins Available

Yes

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