Absolutely worth the visit, even if it’s just for a few hours. I did all the hikes and found them incredibly rewarding. My favorite was probably the 4-km loop: it’s fun wandering through the rock fields and you’re likely to have the trail all to yourself. There’s also free wifi at the day-use pavilion. If you want to camp, you need to buy both a parks pass and a campsite—cost me $20 total.

We enjoyed an overnight stay in the campground, had a windy rainy day night on arrival, but that gave me a chance to sort the cupboards out, up early this morning to do the walk, was incredible, worth a look for sure ?

Basic campground for approximately 30 vehicles with a spectacular backdrop. Must be pre-booked through parkbookings. Nt. Gov. Au - this seems to have recently changed, so make sure you book a few weeks out, it is popular. It was very pleasant middle of June, but I imagine it would be way too hot in summer.

Need to book online if you want to camp. Interesting rock formations, toilets could do with an upgrade.

Free wifi and nice walks Free camping near by Johanna and Dom

Amazing place on the road to Uluru! Free wifi!

Nice place to visit on your way down. We didn't want to drive to uluru so just went this far south. Some nice rocks ;) Also there's an area with the best free WiFi I've had so far. Tim & Han ??

Pretty cool! Always worth a visit if you‘ve already made it so far into the outback. There‘s even free wifi in the middle of nowhere!

Amazing place to go and visit, would definitely recommend. Lovely and quiet aswell, not too many tourists

Beautiful place to camp, spotless facilities and amazing scenery. Tables and bbqs everywhere.