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Sit back and relax

At Alice Springs Tourist Park, where smiles are the norm

Sit back and relax at Alice Springs Tourist Park

Stunning Landscapes

Creating a diverse and exhilarating destination to explore

Stunning landscapes creating a diverse and exhilarating destination to explore

Your outback experience

The whole family can enjoy

The outback experience the whole family will relish

Discover the Red Centre

From Alice Springs, the hub for Aboriginal art, pioneer history and unique out

Discover the Red Centre from Alice Springs

Explore the history of 'The Alice'

Australia's most famous outback town

Explore the Alice - Australia’s most famous outback town
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Alice Springs Tourist Park

An oasis in the desert, Alice Springs Tourist Park (previously Stuart Park Caravan and Camping Tourist Park) has been a favourite amongst travellers to central Australia. Whether you are towing a van, bringing a tent, driving a campervan, or looking for onsite accommodation, the park caters for all.

Beautifully shaded camping spots plus well-appointed cabins make the experience at Alice Springs Tourist Park restful and peaceful. All the services you need, including a fully equipped kiosk, laundry, swimming pool, kids playground, and well-equipped camp kitchens, are here for your convenience.

Immerse yourself in the culture and experiences only central Australia can offer. Waking to the natural sounds of the native birdlife and experiencing the amazing sunsets in the evenings is an unforgettable experience.

Being the closest tourist park and a short walk to the town center makes it easy to enjoy the many attractions and conveniences that Alice Springs Township has to offer.

We look forward to welcoming you to Alice Springs Tourist Park for your next stop-over.

Check out all the local events to ensure you take advantage of all the Centre has to offer.

About Alice Springs

Stunning landscapes, remote communities, friendly locals and a unique pioneering history create an exhilarating destination to explore. Alice Springs is as famous for the personality of its locals and contemporary and traditional art as the natural wonders, including the stunning Larapinta Trail and the MacDonnell Ranges, which surround it.

‘The Alice’ as it is fondly known, is situated in Australia’s Northern Territory, 1,500km from the nearest major city. Exploring the Red Centre of Australia is popular amongst travellers and Alice Springs is the centre of it all. Originating in 1872 as part of the Overland Telegraph Line you can still see the vintage buildings and equipment preserved at the Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve.

The town is surrounded in natural beauty with the stunning MacDonnell Ranges and the many natural valleys and waterholes to explore. Check the Northern Territory Tourism website to see the many options for things to see and do around Alice Springs.


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Events

Tatts Finke Desert Race

  • From: 07 Jun 2024
  • To: 11 Jun 2024

The iconic Finke Desert Race is an off-road, multi-terrain, two-day race for bikes, cars, buggies, and quads through desert country from Alice Springs to the small Aputula (Finke) community. The race is held annually on the Queen’s Birthday long weekend in June. Find out more here.

Alice Springs Beanie Festival

  • From: 21 Jun 2024
  • To: 25 Jun 2024

Originating in 1997 with a ‘beanie party’ this event has grown into a fun event where Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal artists share their culture and exhibit together. The festival aims to promote Aboriginal women’s textiles and culture and promote the ‘beanie’ as a regional art form. Find out more here.