Our articles have been grouped into locations so you can better read about what there is to see and do in a town.
It's easy, start by picking a location. Each article has a link to an RvTrips' web page containing more detailed information, photos and maps.
WinterSun Cabin and Caravan Park is a member of Top Parks located on the Stuart Highway as you come into Alice Springs from Tennant Creek. Local owners who grew up in Alice Springs and the caravan park is only about two kilometres north of the city centre. This smallish park has grassy sites with plenty of shade, and seems to be neat and tidy - a very nice looking park.
Some of the features of this friendly little park are:
Apparently WinterSun Cabin and Caravan Park offers van storage for 4WD trips or tours- this is a great idea as we cannot take our caravan everywhere. There are a range of shops about 400 metres - supermarket, newsagent, takeaway, butcher and even a hairdresser.
BIG4 MacDonnell Range Holiday Park is located on Palm Place, Alice Springs. It is at the foot of the West MacDonnell Ranges, and a short easy drive to the centre of town. This is definitely the nicest looking caravan park that we saw in Alice Springs and were very pleased we chose to stay at this location. In fact it was so welcoming and comfortable that we extended our stay. This BIG4 park is huge, very well maintained with beautiful gardens, grassed areas and lots of shade.
The pool area is definitely worth a mention with four pools to choose from including a lap pool and water slide. Around the seating areas beside the pool is artificial grass which is very soft underfoot and there are NO bindies.
Each Sunday the MacDonnell Range Caravan Park provides a free pancake breakfast for all guests with tea and coffee, plus a range of toppings. The flat barbeque arrives on the back of a custom built trailer and quickly cooks up a great supply of delicious pancakes - each almost the size of a dinner plate. This is a great way to meet other people staying at the park and to interact with the staff.
The features of this park are extensive and I will try to mention most of them:
A staff member met us at our site on arrival to help with parking (if required), and to make sure we were happy with our location. We also noticed that a staff member would quickly come around to check sites after a departure and mow or water the grass if necessary. RvTrips highly recommend this BIG4 caravan park and would not hesitate to stay here again.
The G’Day Mate Caravan Park is located on Palm Circuit in Alice Springs overlooking the MacDonnell Ranges. This is a very nice looking park which is well maintained with plenty of shade, very good facilities and grassed sites. The staff were most welcoming and happy for us to look around to take photos.
Some of the features of G'Day Mate are:
Heavitree Gap Caravan Park is located on Palm Circuit in Alice Springs - at the base of the MacDonnell Ranges and only a short distance to town. They are pet friendly and have a supermarket, tavern and bottle shop right next door. You will notice a police car in the photos and these are stationed at the bottle shops during opening hours.
This park was looking a bit tired and worse for wear after the busy tourist season in central Australia (between May and September). There are quite a few trees scattered throughout the park which provide shade for caravan and camping sites. The overnight price for sites was very cheap compared to other parks in the area. They have powered and un-powered sites and the usual amenities.
Apparently the Wild Black Footed Rock Wallabies are fed at the lodge each evening and this is popular with the guests of the park. This park did not look very inviting to us .
Heritage Caravan Park is located on Ragonesi Road Alice Springs, Northern Territory. This park seemed to have a large number of permanent sites. There was a lovely large swimming pool but the park itself was not as well maintained as others in the area. There is a shop on-site that sells spare parts for caravans and seemed to have lots of bits and pieces that may be required by any RV visitor to the area.
Some other features of the Heritage Caravan Park are:
Stuart Caravan and Cabin Tourist Park is a member of Family Parks and is the closest park to the centre of Alice Springs - they offer discounts to members. This park is located on Larapinta Drive and just down the road you will find the Alice Springs Desert Park and access to the West MacDonnell Ranges. It is a nice looking park with plenty of shady sites, grassed areas for camping, and is located across the road from Araleun Cultural Precinct - within walking distance to town. The staff were very welcoming and happy for us to look around while taking some photos.
Amenities include: