Reviews of Kings Creek Station 3 stars

We stayed in a tent which was very comfortable and the beds were great. We were able to control the temperature well with opening the windows and didn't have any problems with insects

Great location, all required amenities and very friendly staff

All was great. Would definitely come back.

Great place to start exploring Kings Canyon. Also, an excellent location to do night sky photos (no light pollution!). The breakfast will provide you with enough energy to continue your travel for the next hours. The personnel are very nice, provide all the necessary information concerning outback traveling.

A/C might require some maintenance, as it is a bit noisy...

This stay is definitely for adventure or romance seekers. It’s located about 4.5 km from Kings Creek Station, with stunning views of the George Gill Ranges right from your bedroom. Each tent has its own private BBQ and fire 🔥 pit area, and the star gazing here is absolutely incredible. Just make sure to bring enough food and meat 🍖for the BBQ, as the closest shop is about 40 km away.

Overall, I had a wonderful stay. The only challenge was that during my visit, nature brought some strong gusty winds. Since the structure is a luxury tent, at times it felt like it might lift, though it stayed completely secure and safe. I’d recommend bringing earplugs for a restful night’s sleep. Aside from that, everything was fantastic

Clean kitchen and washing facilities Aircon in bush tents kept us warm Every staff member we met was friendly and helpful Good buffet breakfast included in price

Noisy generator so request bush tent towards back of site if that might bother you. No heating in the Bough Shed where breakfast was served which meant you had to eat quick!

Glamping tents were comfortable , quiet and clean

Tents were 3km away from station. Cannot bring the car near the tent to drop luggages. Basic breakfast and pub type food only in restaurant

The bed was comfortable.

The property has a number of challenges. The first would be safety. The tents are very far from the main area WITHOUT lighting to the parking lot. The unit has no flashlight or first aid kit which considering the remoteness I would have expected. You have to park about 200 meters from the tents and haul everything by wagon to the lodge. That is very annoying after the 3 hour drive from anywhere. The meals were included and the size of the meals were large. However the meals were too large for us to eat. So we asked about trading a meal at a cost of $45 for a dessert costing $15 and they said NO. For a lodge that boast eco- friendly, they promote food going in the garbage since we could not eat it all. It was a very odd decision from the management.

Amazing service at this station. Highly recommend. Loved that there was a restaurant on site with great food and drink options. Breakfast was included with the stay, didn't even realise so it was a nice surprise. Very close to Kings Canyon. The tents are very spacious and comfortable, you get the camping experience without needing to be organised with your own camp gear. Shared showers were much nicer than expected, nothing like a hot shower after a hike. Thanks for a great stay!

10/10 stay

Warm in tent although we were there in August, clean facilities, great breakfast

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Food was good and catered to vegans

The view was incredible. Sunset sublime. We spent ours on the balcony staring at the stars.

Permanent tent style accommodation, with air conditioning and camp kitchen, close to Kings Canyon.

Alcohol is extremely overpriced but there isn't anywhere else to buy it. I would suggest buying in Alice Springs if you're driving from there, also remembering that you can't buy take away alcohol in Alice everyday.

The 'glam' tent-like rooms were cozy, spacious and comfortable. We were pleasantly surprised to find a heat pump on when we arrived in the room after dinner. The included dinner was for just a main course, but that was enough I had the fish and my husband had the seafood. Both were very nice.It was great to be able to get proper espresso coffee here too, although you had to pay extra for that. I loved seeing the camels there too.

We found it hard to find the entrance to the cabins, which was an un-signposted driveway 2.5km drive away from the reception and cafe entrance, so we had dinner first, as we had to order before 6.30pm. Once we found the carpark, we found it hard to find our room in the dark, and it was a long way from the carpark. Then we found it hard to lug our bags to the room. In the morning, we found there were trolleys in the carpark to help move bags, but the person at reception did not tell us about them, and we could not see them in the dark once we got there. The breakfast was ok, but we didn't get there till about 9am as we were out taking sunrise photos beforehand. By that time there was only white bread left, which i can't eat, and there was not much of anything else left. The room rate was also quite pricey

Wonderful location. Spotlessly clean Well appointed.

Stayed in a little permanent tent with 2 single beds. An air conditioner unit inside kept the place warm during the night. Toilet, shower and kitchen facilities are on different buildings. It would not suit elderly people but I would stay again.

Needed a small broom so that you could sweep up the red dust. The cost to purchase bottled water at the store there is exorbitant. Free bottle of water on arrival would be handy as you can't drink the tap water.

location is good, room is small but clean, and it is also a good feeling with the public kichen.

meet my expectation.

Very nice location, sunset and sunrise are wonderful Very good breakfast Coffees and food from the cafe are really good as well

No drinking water on the station (but we knew in advance so we were prepared) No cook top in the share kitchen