Ayers Rock Campground - Ayers Rock Resort

Stayed here overnight as part of an organised camping trip Tents were fine Cooking area was perfectly adequate Toilets and showers generally clean

Sorry guys regardless of quality of service at the counter $90 for a powered site is ok . But when showers are luke warm at best it’s not good enough .2 of the men’s shower roses were broken off and had been all day.

THE WORST CAMP I'VE EVER HAD!! For one the camp ground is right next to the big power station that supplies all the power for the whole billion dollar resort.... The $30/night/person, unpowered camping sites are the closest, and it's like a jet plane running all night long.. I didn't sleep one minute my first night there, sleeping in a swag.... The second night I had to sleep in the back seat of my car to get some sleep..... As well as this, I was aggressively approached by their security guard in the middle of the night to put out my little camp fire, I was allowed to have..... The staff couldn't care less, when I told them about it the next morning..... And I don't know why they continue to call themselves "Ayers Rock" Resort, when it is well known that is culturally inappropriate and it should be called Uluru..... If I could do negative stars, I would give it negative 20.

In Uluru the accommodations range from sleeping in a tent to super luxury hotel. We chose the campground. (I’m not a tent kind of girl) So we got a cabin. It was extremely reasonable all things considering. It can sleep six even though it was just the two of us. It had a master with a full size bed and another room with two bunk beds. It had A/C, and a space in between the rooms with a large table and kitchen amenities providing everything you need while you are there, except a private bathroom. But there are two buildings a very short walk away with stalls for toilets and showers. The showers had hot water and good pressure. There is also a coin washing machine there. There are shuttles that come about every 20 mins that take you in the circle that is the AR Resort area and can drop you at all the different hotels. We ate at the Pioneer Resort maybe a quarter mile away. Everything is walking distance if you want. There are paths that cut across the circle. Fun to walk and great AR lookout points along the way. There is a main square on the other side of the circle that has a food store if you want to make your own meals. There is a cooking area at the campground across from the cabins. Lots of refrigerators and grills for your convenience. We stayed two nights. Saw a lot of pink cockatoos and amazing constellations. Oh, yeah and there is a swimming pool too. If you don’t need fancy, I fully recommend the campground. Safe, and to me, more fitting for the experience of being in the outback.

not a bad camping area, but if you do not like bright lights, and the sound of the campground generator running near you (when you have a unpowered site), i cannot recommend this area. too many ligths at nights, and lots of generator noise. the whole camping area was nearly empty, but we were put near the generator.

We stayed for 5 nights in the middle of a heat wave. It did not ruin anything. Site was great, toilets and showers were clean, pool was clean. Plenty of staff around doing their work. Twenty minutes from Ayers Rock, 45 minutes to the Olga’s. There is an IGA there for convenience, prices through the roof, so stock up beforehand. I would highly recommend staying here.