Ayers Rock Campground

Great location! Just outside the national park. Amenities were very basic and lots of ants so you'll want to wear socks and shoes going to the bathroom

Well organized camping. The swimming pool is not always open. The internet was good and worked throughout the entire facility.

Very small room for 2 adults & 2 teenagers (who are effectively adults). Room smelt a bit when we arrived, nut a travelling diffuser rectified that, and the air-conditioner took quite a while to cool the entire cabin. Although the toilet/shower block is a little further away, the beds are very comfortable and thr cabin is clean and has some very basic cooking items. Lots of BBQ's close by.

Enjoyed our stay here. We had a powered site. The staff were friendly and helpful. Amenities are ok. You could walk up the hill to see the rock which was great for sunrise and sunset viewing. There is a free shuttle to take to to and from town. There are no other caravan park choices so the fees were high. But I guess that is what you pay to be near Uluru. It rained heavily when we were here and the park flooded which was interesting for our photography.

Great ammenities best showers in Australia. A shame on our last night the locals thought is was ok to help themselves to the campers belongings.

It's the only campground option, so you don't really have an option. We were in a tent, in 60kmh winds and you cannot park your car near your tent. This is only place so far that we've been unable to use our car as a windbreak in the summer storms.

We also didn't want to pitch out tent next to railings and tie on to that, because of the Eucalyptus trees which are known for just dropping their branches. We had to park our car under one though as there were no other options. No idea where all the cars with tents would park in busy season as there are signs saying "no parking" along the edges of the tent areas.

Camp kitchen is aesthetically pleasing, it has good fridge and microwave and kettle etc. But no toaster, again, one of the first places with no toaster. For a more expensive campsite, you'd expect a toaster. For those that also like toast, I recommend BBQ-ing your bread.

Toilets and showers very clean and an area for washing laundry is available. Machines are 4x $1 coins or big sinks and do it yourself.

Security seemed more worried about us using our car as a windbreak so our tent didn't break than they did about the screaming man in the cabin next to us, who by all accounts they followed around but never told him to shut up!

This is a really good campground. You have views of both Uluru and Kata Tjuta from a viewing platform and you also get some really nice sunsets from there which make both of the attractions look great. The park has a good pool and plenty of amenities, both cleaning areas and bathrooms and laundries. Staff were also really nice. Would recommend checking it out.

Great spot with views of the rock. Good amenities, good off peak price. Very pleasant staff and plenty of room.

It was so much better than we expected. The whole resort setting is fun, accessible from the camp grounds, there is a free shuttle service to town, there is an amazing lookout in the middle of the camp grounds. Good amenities and washing facilities as well. We saw a dingo at night.

Stayed 3 nights at a Powered Site. Plenty of room with a cement slab as well. Not a lot of shade.
Amenities were clean & facilities great. Staff friendly & helpful. Free Shuttle bus runs around the resort including the shopping precinct & campgrounds & all tours etc pick up from the campground as well.
Overall enjoyed our stay here & definitely recommend.

Good camp ground with good, clean facilities. Don't know why we were parked so far away from the amenities and on a dirt site. Looked like there were better places they could have put us.

Beautiful area. Nice friendly people at reception. Cabins are clean with AC and fridge. Public toilets and showers could be cleaner.

Great campground, all the amenities that you need and really clean. The campground was busy when we were there but it was very quiet at night. Also great to have access to the resort facilities. We did a heap of the free activities. We had an amazing stay!

Camp ground big and clean, facilities good, little pricey. Due to COVID not too many dining facilities open at the moment. Fuel at the local garage at premium prices, they have the market cornered there. Would recommend staying here even though it's the only one.

Very overpriced and very young unfriendly staff. The little campspot they assigned to me is actually a walkway and the guy from reception called it a pile of dirt. I am paying for an powered site while I wanted an unpowered site. Its the only "budget" option but I think it's very expensive.

Enjoyed our stay here and the wonderful service provided by Alyssa at reception when I called and when we arrived as we had not received a confirmation of our booking. Great facilities, well maintained and enjoyed the walking paths to the lookouts from where Uluru was visible. Only issue was that I couldn't find a phone number for the resort on the web site (shows a Sydney number!). Finally got it from Wikicamps! Otherwise excellent experience although costly like everything else in Yulara including the outrageous price for fuel. The price of traveling to the outback I guess although hard to justify the extent of the increases.

Nice park but way overpriced, $46.50 for an unpowered tent site is outrageous, three times the average price I have paid in the last few months in Queensland and the NT.

At 47$ a night for an unpowered site it's very overpriced. Nothing works. 1/10 BBQs work. No BBQs work. No stoves available. Camp kitchen full of mice.
Shower head came off while I was showering. It's just not looked after.

Great camp ground I think my meals are good so don't eat out that often.
Lovely facilities. Nice feel to the whole area.

Surprisingly good with the exception of the site prices. Plenty of clean amenities. Check-in can be done from 10.00 am so it pays to be early.