Heritage Caravan Park

Heritage Caravan Park, Alice Springs, gives travellers with vans, tents, cabins, or dogs a practical outback base about 5 km south of town, with the MacDonnell Ranges behind it and easy access to Central Australia touring.

Photo of Heritage Caravan Park by Andrew Green on Google Maps

This is a caravan park rather than a hotel, with self-contained cabins, powered sites, unpowered sites, drive-through sites, and a bush camping area. The cabin options include a large cabin and a small cabin with an ensuite, so the stay can be more private than a campsite when you want your own bathroom. Pets are welcome, including dogs, cats, birds, and other pets, and the park has an off-leash area, a dog wash, and dog minding.

The park has a large swimming pool, a playground, BBQ areas, a camp kitchen, laundry, a dump point, a kiosk, wheelchair-accessible facilities, and mobile reception. Fires are allowed in the bush camping area in small contained setups, and firewood is available. Heavitree Gap Lookout is about 1.6 km away, and the National Road Transport Museum and Hall of Fame is a 5-minute drive.

Heritage Caravan Park in 360°