Kings Creek Station

Great camping accommodation out near Kings Canyon. We stayed at the Mort Conway accommodation which are the glamping style tents, and they were very comfortable with comfy bedding, air conditioning, power, private bathrooms and fridge. It is located slightly up the road from the main accommodation site. Also had dinner at the on site restaurant and the Camel Burger was tasty. Their coffee is also quite nice.

We stayed at Mort Conway Camp, which is sort of a glamping setup, although you still need to walk out of your tent to get to your ‘ensuite’. My partner suffered from mosquito bites but that happened at other places too. Overall we had a good time. They do a nice camel burger and breakfast and dinner are included in room rates. We also did their buggy tour - good tour but waaaaaaay too much dust.

We had the absolute best time at Kings Creek Station. All the staff are wonderful, the camel burgers are a must and the buggy tour at sunset was outstanding. Special mention to Beth and Paul for being so helpful, so knowledgeable and giving our family an unforgettable experience.

Mud and mosquitoes. I’d like to start with a positive, and that’s the friendly staff, good food and beautiful rooms…and that’s where it ends and that’s why it got 3 starts. Understandably it’s the wet season, but driving through mud and water to reach our rooms that was reaching the bottom of our car doors was horrible. If you had a small car you wouldn’t have safely made it to your room. We stayed in the Mort Conway Camp which was situated 2.5kms down the road. There was no sign to turn and there was a small traffic cone indicating the location of the entrance. Easily missed. But luckily we had a mid size vehicle and got through the water and mud, which then left us slipping and sliding through the mud with all our bags. To make things worse it was raining and there was no covered walk ways from the car park to your room, so you were soaked and muddy and had no option but to walk it through your clean room. Once you got settled in and unpacked and washed all the mud off, you then notice the swarms of mosquitoes waiting to ruin the rest of your stay until you pack your car the next morning and leave. I do not recommend this place in the wet unless you have no other option.

Did a lunch stop on the way to Kings Canyon with a bus full of guests who I was taking around Australia as their tour guide. Everybody seemed to be quite happy with their luch orders and I was more than happy to have ordered the famous Camel Burger with the lot. It was served well presented with a steak knife driven through its center to stabilise the tower of goodness. Very tasty and filled me right up! I can strongly recommend this burger if you're hungry, or share it with your partner. There's plenty!Looking forward to bring the next load of guests.

Great night in a Tent Bush, beautiful area at night and nice sunset viewing point, fortunately there is AC in the Tent. Easy booking online in advance, everything went as expected. Friendly staff on site. Only drawback is the price of the night. Overall we recommand !

Basic bush tents with a/c. Avoid tent no 11 as it is just next to the parking. You will hear noise starting at 5h and sooner!

Better than my expectations. Especially, when you campared to the Ayres Rock campground.

Cafe good, staff friendly and burgers great. Coffee was goid tool. Campground rather free form in a spread out bush setting. Amenities very basic. Good if you like plenty of space with rustic facilities.

Of course not a good place for stay. Very bad food, rooms and tents in bad conditions, ants everywhere. Infrastructure terrible. The pool totally dirty. Don't wast your time there, too expensive.The staff is the best, sadly they are in inhuman conditions for work. The staff deserves the best.