Kings Creek Station

On arrival we were made welcome by a very friendly and helpful lady on reception.| When we drove down to our accommodation in the outback, we were blown away by our very Posh tent!!!! It was better than some b&b's we have stayed in. It had a sumptuous bed and bedding, air-conditioning a fridge, water and milk to make tea/coffee. |We also had vouchers for our breakfast and dinner to eat back at the main campsite. The food was so good and the ranch style benches made the experience fantastic and memorable! |We wish had stayed longer!

Great vibe, friendly staff. Only need one night I’d suggest. Kings Canyon is 20 minutes away. Dining set up is impressive given its remoteness. Beer is cold, so is the pool which was a lovely focal point in the scorching afternoon. Stayed in the Bush Tents which was a fun, comfortable set up. 20 minute sunset walk was a lovely peek at the land.

Amazing staff, warm and friendly. Very cute bush tents with great, clean amenities. Camel burger was a yum for dinner and the sunset ridge was a great suprise! |A must do for your central Australian experience, tick off this iconic spot 🐪✔️

We stayed in a Dreamtime Escarpment Luxury Accomodation tent at Kings Creek Station and it was the absolute highlight of our trip. No detail was left unconsidered. From the pool for exclusive use by the small number of Dreamtime Escarpment cabins, to the breakfast, dinner, extensive drinks package and thoughtful amenities it was a delight. An incredible mix between luxury and unique, private, Australian outback experience. We could not recommend this more highly.

We stayed in a bush tent.|It was as described two single beds wifi and air-conditioning. The beds were comfortable and the air-conditioning kept the temperature just right. Out front there were two chairs to sit and watch the world go buy.|The toilet/shower block was close by and clean|There was a bush kitchen that we didn't use we ate dinner and breakfast at the on site cafe. The food was ample and tasty.|An easy walk took us to a great location to watch the sunset and there were camels and horse in the area when we woke.|A short drive took us to Kings Canyon that was better than I could have imagined .

We spent three wonderful nights at King Creek Station. We stayed in one of the tent/bungalows with an amazing view. Each day we had supplies for dinner delivered to the room so each evening we cooked our dinner on the BBQ. We dined like kings! Beautiful steaks, barramundi, lamb and salmon plus delicious salads and sides. The bathroom was spotless and modern and the room had everything we needed. |If you're looking for a place to REALLY unplug and relax, this is it. There's no TV in the room so bring books and conversation. A wild storm on our last night was entertainment enough!|Staff are brilliant. It's close to the Canyon. It's miles from nowhere. Loved it!

Recently stayed at Kings Creek Station (in their Mort Conway Camp) and couldn’t be happier with our stay! Our booking included a dinner and breakfast voucher for two - the meals at the cafe were fresh, delicious and filling and it was great to have a cooked breaky the next morning before we climbed the canyon. Our “tent” was excellent! Very much glamping rather than camping. It came stocked with all the perks of a hotel room but with the peaceful tranquility of being surrounded by bushland. It was a lovely place to base ourselves for King Canyon - don’t be deterred by the slightly longer drive! It’s well worth it!

If there were such a thing as the ultimate customer experience, it would have to be Kings Creek Station. Our accommodation, the Dreamtime Escarpment, was incredible — perfectly equipped and set in an incomparable location. When dingoes wander past your tent at night… Simply wonderful, thanks in no small part to the fantastic crew.

This is a great ranch and pit stop on the way to Watarrka National Park. There aren't many stores around so it might be the only place for a hot meal. There is a souvenir shop, convenience store, and Ol' Moz's Kitchen where breakfast is served. The breakfast includes eggs, sausage, bacon, beans, toast, and cereal. The workers are very nice and I heard that the owner has helped aboriginal youth through the years. There are also cattle and camels on the ranch but I was unable to inquire into costs or if visitors are able to ride them. There are many furry friends on the grounds and a beautiful bird who lives in one of the trees! I highly recommend Kings Creek Station for good home cooked food, friendly service, and a charming rest while driving between parks in the area.