Kings Canyon Resort

This is amazing. We stayed in a deluxe room, which I can highly recommend, it's fabulous.
Very modern, clean, spacious and stylish, complementary Nespresso, very high ceilings.
We spent hours stargazing on the little veranda, The pictures on the website are very accurate.

The pool is good too.

I do deduct 1 star because of the food. I was having the ribs for dinner, which were not heated up properly, still "fridge-cold" on the inside, not pleasant. Breakfast time ends too soon for me, it's until 9am, I'm just not hungry yet so early in the morning.

The internet doesn't work in the room. You pay twice the price as at the Hilton in New York and you don't even have internet connection in the room

Very well run, clean, and tidy.
The sunset drinks on the deck are a must, and the meals at the Thirsty Dingo are great.

We really enjoyed our time here. We had a deluxe room which was spacious and comfortable, and the bath overlooking the small ridge (with sunrise) was great. The best of our trip through Alice and Yulara, but also the most expensive by far so it's just as well.

We had a great selection for breakfast, even though we were very late one of the days.

We also found that the outback hotel across from the resort was a great for dinner both nights we were there. It's not cheap, but you're in the middle of nowhere, and we were really satisfied with the quality.

The views from the sunset platform were great, and we could have easily spent more time in the area than the two nights we had.

Don’t bother. Save your money and go to Kings Creek campground instead at $55 per night unpowered as a pose to $70 here for an unpowered site. And $84 per night for a powered site? Absolute daylight robbery. Showers and toilets are disgusting, wouldn’t shower a dog in there. Camp “kitchen” also so filthy, flies everywhere and it looks like the cleaner only cleans the work surfaces, nothing else.

Awesome time here. Staff were very friendly and eager to please.
Restaurant and bar, 5 min walk from room, great atmosphere and food.
Room was fabulous very clean and not overdone, bath with a huge window, felt like we were outside, so relaxing.
Done the canyon walk 3 1/2 to 4hrs. But absolutely spectacular, much thanks and praise to Kirsten and Rosalie for such a knowledgeable and friendly guided tour (recommend being guided so much info on things you would miss otherwise)
Done the Light Tower experience at the Luritja lookout at sunset, felt like royalty, on our own deck personal service, many thanks to Taylah, couldn't do enough for us. Then to go down into the Light Towers and allow yourself to be consumed by the sights and sounds, we spent a good hour or so, MUST DO.
Could not have been happier with our stay.
Yes, a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for, totally stay again.
Carmichael's for breakfast, couldn't be unhappy with the selection.
Had a swim, yes a little cool, but great once in, surrounding bird life was so nice on the ears.
Although it's a little walk to access things, would rather that than live in others pockets (at the end of the day a 6 min or so walk, to enjoy the surroundings)
Cheers Lisa and Chris

Most of the tent sites were fenced off or had lots of gravel. But the sunrise bar view was amazing, and the bar/grill was quite good. The staff were friendly.

Powered sites were great with built in mats for outside the van. Unallocated sites so if your driving your camper you may lose your spot while day tripping. We were lucky to be right near the pool and amenities which were all amazing. Don’t expect a heater pool. This is a sun heated pool and even on warm days it can be freezing.

Perfect location for visiting Kings Canyon and as a stopover between Ayers Rock and Alice Springs.
Excellent service at reception and very clean and spacious room.
Here you can purchase the permit for the Mereenie Loop Drive, the dirt road that leads towards Alice Springs (4WD only).

Stayed in the deluxe suite, wow, beautiful room, large, awesome views of an escarpment, all lit up at night, just majical. King Canyon, what an incredible place, everyone should experience it.

Spent 3 days at the resort, walked the canyon walk, watched the lights and relaxed. Food at the Cafe was great

Good service. Tighten up space for tent campers, hearing all sorts of snores and whine from other campers.

3 Kitchens: 1 have no stove, other 2 are far away. Some dumb stayers can make the facilities dirty.

Gas station same price as in Yulara

The best hotel in Alice Springs and Uluru trip, very clean, not even a water mark on the tap, better than some 5 star hotel. The breakfast buffet was also very generous.

Great place for people going to kings canyon and having one night stay. The camping ground is great. We booked the 5people en-suite. Very very clean and we all the love the great view at the back of our site. Plenty public bbq and table.
In addition. Great kitchen! The had the singer ‘Leonardo DiCaprio’

Your male cashair/bartender need more training how he handle your costumer.i can't order burger with mashroom gravey on side without reson? He told me will give me a defferent one. He even tell me where i am going to set on.after long wait burger served withouth the sauce he said

Good base camp for the kings canyon walks. We found it very expensive at $60 per night for a powered site in the off season. Cabins and eco tents looked run down and out of order. Nice pool and the bar was nice.

Sadly the weather wasn’t the best. Very windy and cold and the powered sites are exposed. Breakfast pricey but remoteness is of course a factor. Diesel not too bad at 205 per litre. No more fuel before Alice Springs (as Glen Helen gorge no longer sell) so fill to the brim. Dirt road around to mereenie loop is pretty bad and changeable. Walking in and around the canyon is amazing.

Not happy with van sites not level, dificalt to access, to dear $ 30 per person per night, to many rules like ID to get a drink at the bar. Will not recommend your Caravan Park to any one

$50 for an unpowered camp site. Pretty steep considering most are fenced so your car has to stay outside. Facilities were clean and worked. It's the only camping close to kings canyon.

Motel very clean and comfortable pub was interesting and the creek walk between the cliffs was amazing if your fit enough to do the scenic rim it's unbelievable