BIG4 Stuart Range Outback Resort

Features

Popular

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Showers
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

Verified listing

Jodie & Graeme, campsite manager, Anycamper since October 2018

This listing has been verified by the campsite manager and was last updated July 2024.

3 Reviews

Kathy O.

5 months ago

For an outback caravan park, it's pretty good. We had an unpowered campsite in the far back corner. Plenyy of space. There is a small, reasonably new bathroom facility with 6 rooms with a shower, toilet & hand basin in each room. Great for privacy, however, really badly designed. The floor was constantly wet or muddy. There was one mop & bucket for all 6 rooms half full of red muddy water, so useless. To top it off, the entire 4 days we were there, no hand soap or hand drying facility at all. Such a shame.

Young N.

3 years ago

Clean amenities however was very crowded and those with unpowered sites were very close to their neighbours. Had to pay 0.20c for a 2 minute shower even though we paid $34 per night for an unpowered site.

Tory Anne Valerie-Anne

6 years ago

Enjoyed our stay in this dusty unique town. Nice comfy camp kitchen but bring a sink plug. Awesome pizza. No water on powered sites ( expected) . Nice hot shower. 40c gives 4mins. I

Details

Listing type

Caravan Park

No. of sites

200

Caravans

Yes

Cabins Available

Yes

Management

BIG4

Phone

Show number

Website

Visit

Average temperature

Closest

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