Shame on me, that I did not research Kings Canyon Resort enough before I booked. I thought I was booking into a resort rather than average accomodations at a premium price. Our room including tax was $342 for one night which was overpriced for what we got. Although out of the control of the resort, a fire came through in... More

We've traveled extensively around Australia, and have come to understand that standards need to be relaxed somewhat when staying in a regional center. That being said, this 'resort' has set a new low bar for poor service, value and facilities compared to anything else we've seen. Important tip - make sure to fill up with fuel before you go anywhere... More

Traveling through the Northern Territory is quite expensive. To save money I booked us (4 adults) into a quad room as it was the cheapest accommodation at Kings Canyon that didn't require a tent. Bad mistake. The beds were absolutely terrible - way too soft and skinny like a children's single bed. The beds were on casters which meant the... More

People are great and the service attentive, but the caravan part of the resort is in some real need of maintenance. The shower blocks had constant running water; an absolute crime out in desert country and the water evaporative air conditioners appear to be on their last legs. 4 of the 5 BBQs we tried had no gas and no... More

When visiting King's Canyon this is the place to stay. The resort is a series of one story buildings with spacious hotel rooms, great A/C. My room had a patio area as well. There is a pool. The Ridge trail around the resort is a nice hike. You can go to the Shell station if you need supplies. The restaurant... More

We chose to stay at this "resort" to avoid the drive back to Yulara after the hike at King's Canyon. The word "resort" should be used loosely, as the accommodation has more of a caravan park feel (with cabins). The room we had was big enough for three (just) and the bathroom was very spacious an well maintained. I found... More

The room we had was just beautiful and the beds so relaxing. We were pleased we made the 3hr drive from Uluru to King's Canyon as the National Park there is just extraordinary. The stars at night above the spa in the room we had also looked amazing. A beautiful place in the world.

I need to begin by alerting readers to the fact that a severe fire in January caused widespread damage to the local area which means that vegetation is burned and black and that wildlife has all but disappeared. This a dreadful blow to all concerned, but luckily the actual canyon is unharmed so you can still enjoy marvellous walking there.... More

I have heard that this "resort" has had 8 managers in about as many months. No surprise there. It is dilapidated, filthy dirty, ill equipped with indifferent, ignorant staff. I can't ever remember staying anywhere, even in India, Peru or even Jordan that was that filthy. Our room had failed electric lights covered with duct tape, filthy floors, dirty towels,... More