70 AUD for 2 adults for an unpowered "site" - which was basically just any space that you could find on a dusty kind of parking-lot. Clean but very basic facilities. Ridiculous pricing with minimalist service. They take what they can (because of Uluru). So.avoid if you can.

$84 p/night for 1 adult, 1 child, unpowered. Allocated site was too small for my hard floor camper trailer so moved to the overflow area which is very spacious but right next to the power station, which is very noisy. Facilities basic but clean. Large pool but not heated. Only thing this place has going for it is its proximity to Uluru and Kata Tjuta. The price is offensive and i doubt much of it is going back to the Anangu people.

Ideal location, clean shared bathroom and unheated but pleasant swimming pool.

Expensive, but acceptable considering the remote location (everything is expensive here). The pitch was spacious enough for my 6m long campervan. The campsite was only a quarter full, but the pool area was overcrowded.

Agree with previous review Charged $70 for 2 for one night. Leaking plumbing and broken power points. Very disappointing for one of Australia’s tourist attractions.

Completely overrated, not friendly and not Well equipped. The campingsite takes advantage of the fact that that are the only ones nearby the sacred must see site. Very expensive for no service. It would be good if there would be other possibilities to park You have to book 1 year in advance of you want a powered camping spot Only 1 kitchen and 1 sink for the whole site

50$ for 2 people, unpowered 1 night. Amenities clean but not perfectly cleaned. Pool at the opposite of the unpowered sites. Camp kitchen dirty and washing machine/laundry really smelly. Don’t recommend but no more option…

Huge caravan park. Has all the amenities you would expect. Pricey, but there are not alot of other options. Plenty of shaded spots, not much grass. Mostly gravel and dirt.

Great place considering both the price and location. (I paid $40 for an unpowered site.) Ample space to pitch a tent, spacious facilities, friendly staff, several scenic lookouts within walking distance, bus stop right by the front entrance. The wifi could get a bit slow during dinner, but otherwise I have no complaints.

We stayed in the “overflow” sites at the far end of the campground and in my opinion it was better because we weren’t so close to other campers. There weren’t any trees though so I imagine out gets very hot. $60 for two people in camper van. Showers were nice and hot and facilities clean. Alcohol restrictions here so you must need staying at the resort or campground and get a written permit and show ID. There’s is a bottle store at the outback bar but very expensive!