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Ayers Rock Campground - Ayers Rock Resort
"Located 20km from Uluru, Ayers Rock Campground is a special home base for truly experiencing the beauty of Uluru. Unwind in air-conditioned cabins, hook up your caravan, campervan, motor home, or camper trailer at one of the powered campsites, or pitch your tent under the shade of native desert oaks and sleep under the stars. The camping ground also provides a range of services and facilities including a swimming pool, playground, BBQ facilities and outdoor kitchen, and self-service laundry facilities to make the great outdoors truly enjoyable."
Address: 173 Yulara Dr, Yulara NT 0872, Australia
Phone: (08) 8957 7001
State: Northern Territory
City: Yulara
Zip Code: 0872


Opening Hours

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours


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Reviews
Extremely overpriced, poorly managed and overcrowdednnThis was by far the most expensive campground I stayed at during my trip, at AUD $90 per night, yet it was also the least comfortable and most disappointing.nnThe campground is enormous, with over 400 powered sites, not to mention the cabins and unpowered sites. However, the organisation and facilities are simply not up to standard.nnI received a confirmation email stating that my campsite was Site 17. When I arrived, someone else was already occupying the site. After calling reception, I was told that, for some unexplained reason, the system had reassigned me to a site in the 100s. There was no apology whatsoever. This is unacceptable customer service.nnDespite its enormous size, the entire campground has only one dump point, which seems completely inadequate for a facility of this scale. The sites are also packed extremely close together, leaving very little space or privacy between vehicles.nnAt $90 per night, I expected a much better experience, better facilities and at least a basic level of organisation and customer service. Instead, I paid the highest price for the most uncomfortable stay of my entire trip.nnUnfortunately, if you want to visit Uluru, accommodation options in the area are limited, and this campground benefits from that situation. It feels as though they know visitors have very few alternatives, so there is little incentive to improve the experience.nnOverall, this campground is overpriced, overcrowded and poorly managed. The location may be convenient for visiting Uluru, but the value for money and customer service are extremely disappointing.
Ayers Rock Campground feels like price gouging simply because they can with no alternatives in the area.nWe paid $102 per night for a powered site, yet check-in isn’t until 3 pm and checkout is at 10 am. That’s a ridiculously short stay for the price you’re paying.nOn top of accommodation, we had to pay another $70 for two adults to enter the national park for a 3 day pass that we didn’t need 3 days. I also didn’t see a single Indigenous employee working throughout our time at either the resort or the national park, which I found disappointing given the location and its cultural significance.nThe campground facilities could also be improved. The dump point is miles away from the powered sites, over in the unpowered section. For a campground of this size and cost, there should absolutely be two dump points to make things more convenient for guests.nAlcohol is extremely expensive $48 for a 6 pack of beer, and cash isn’t accepted anywhere!!nWe also paid $270 for our family to have the buffet dinner at the restaurant. While the food quality was great, the selection was extremely limited for that price. To make matters worse, soft drinks or even juice is not included, just water.nOverall, the costs just keep adding up, and the facilities, convenience and overall experience don’t reflect the premium prices being charged.nFor $102 a night, a 3 pm check-in, 10 am checkout and all the additional expenses, I expected a whole lot more. The location may be incredible, but the value for money certainly isn’t.
Arrived without a booking and Elle at reception was very accommodating and tried her best to put us in a great spot. She is super nice. We dealt with another reception staff during our stay and she was also very welcoming, friendly and helpful. Although it rained a lot while we were there, the ammenities were always spotless. Amazing hot showers with great water pressure. Bonus is the FREE laundry. Washing machines and dryers are in great condition. Highly recommended. Thxx for having us.
Fantastic stay and set up at the campground. We booked last minute and the caravan section was full, so we opted to book a tent site and sleep in our tents. We were able to park the bus right near our tents so still had full access to all our gear. Camp kitchen was a fantastic and vibrant space with people happily sharing tables, swapping tips and highlights. Great community feel. Lots of free activities provided within the resort - which we didn't get to use but will do so on our next visit. Would definitely stay here again.
Can't fault the campground. Caravan sites are very generous. Amenities are big and clean. Laundry plenty of machines and all free. Camp kitchen also massive with all the appliances and instant hot water. Central to the main town area either a short drive, free shutlle or pleasant walk. Not the campgrounds fault but we're woken after 11pm by a large group of indigenous people meeting near us to yell at each other for about an hour. Other than that a lovely quiet night.
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