Erldunda Roadhouse Desert Oaks

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  Pets Allowed
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  Powered sites
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

6 Reviews

Donnella

2 years ago

Stayed 2 nights @ a powered site. Great little spot Amenities and grounds are very clean and tidy. Highly recommend staying if you are @ Ghan

Lynette A.

2 years ago

Decent place to stop before heading out to Uluru. $15 pp unpowered, $38 powered site, we had 2 ppl 2 cars for $38. There’s a pool, toilets and showers which were a bit gross. It gets really packed in... Read more

Anycamper

2 years ago

Stayed 3 night had a great time ezy to get to the oglers and uluru the road house tavern has the best T-bone steak I’ve ever had great friendly staff cans see also there camels and emu in there paddocks next door only thing was fuel was $2.94 per litre

AK

3 years ago

Got here a little later in the evening so all the powered sites were booked, unpowered sites are up against the wildlife sanctuary so we woke up to 2 camels in the morning which was nice. Booked for 2... Read more

Bradley T.

4 years ago

Basic campgrounds. Only stopped in for the one night. Showers were old but clean. Plenty of wildlife nearby.

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