Kings Creek Station

History

Kings Creek Station was founded in 1981 by Ian and Lyn Conway on undeveloped land owned by the Crown, initially lacking infrastructure such as water, electricity, communications, and roads. Initially, the goal was to operate the resort as a cattle ranch. Still, Ian and Lynn’s natural talent for hospitality led to the development of tourism, which has become an essential part of the resort’s business. Cattle are still raised, and camels are exported to Kings Creek Station. Kings Creek Station provides various accommodation choices, including camping and luxury tents. Supplies, food, and drinks are available at the station store. You can even try one of our famous Kings Creek camel burgers!

Things to do at Kings Creek Station

Watch the sunset

Sunsets in this part of Australia are truly spectacular. In the resort’s café, you can relax with a glass of wine and enjoy the landscape as it changes from amber to bright shades of pink and yellow. Grab a Kings Creek Camel burger, or relax by the pool with an ice-cold cocktail if you’re hungry.

Take a hike

Many visitors hike to the George Hill Lookout, which offers excellent views. It overlooks Kings Canyon and the surrounding desert landscape, stretching hundreds of miles.

Ride a camel

The resort is famous for its camel population. Unsurprisingly, desert camel riding is one of the most popular activities for visitors to Kings Creek Resort. Often featured as an optional add-on to Ayers Rock tours, this experience lets you roam the landscape astride these majestic creatures, exploring the red dunes, dense scrub, and endless golden vistas. If you’re feeling a little more adventurous, you can take an ATV and explore the landscape faster.

Explore from above

One of the best ways to understand the Australian outback and its vastness is to explore it from above. From Kings Creek Station, you can take a helicopter to the skies and see the maze of boulders, canyons, and unusual rock formations below.
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