Dogs when visiting Ayres Rock and Kings Canyon

Thank you.

Yes have seen dingos come into Kings Canyon Caravam Park too

Have seen dingos in Kings Canyon Caravan park very close up. One took a large tupperware container of food off a table of camp opposite, mid afternoon while I was just across the road.
A small dog would be unsafe.

They walk around every tent of the school bus group at night. 100mm from students sleeping inside.

While we were out visiting the canyon, as was one of our caravan park neighbours, they left their small dog tethered outside their caravan, with a bowl of food and water left out for it. Another caravanner said that during the day a dingo came and ate the food, while their dog hid under the caravan step. Lucky it was nit a fighter or it may have been dinner too.

The caravan parks at Yulara and at Kings Canyon Resort are not in the national parks, so dogs are permitted in both.

In 2008, people were told it was OK to leave their dog tethered to the car in the car parks at Kings Canyon and Uluru. There was some very interesting tones of 'doggie conversations' going on as we walked past the cars at Uluru. The officially answer was NO, you can't bring your dog into the park. I doubt you can in either park now.

Kings Creek station is a good alternative for visiting Kings Canyon.

As Jill has confirmed that her little dog will remain happy and quiet in the caravan as many dogs do, so long as it is not too hot, that would be fine.

I'm guessing that you are in a van that you can secure and the little dog will be completely happy and safe whilst you aren't there ? As bigfish said, there are a lot of less than desirable dogs roaming completely feral. Just don't leave your dog in an unsafe area. And don't expect that others will be happy to jump in in a dogfight if you're not there.
b1b

Not to mention the dog possibly whining and barking all day back at camp whilst the owner is out enjoying themself....we had to put up with that at Straddie at Xmas when one lot of nearby campers left their dog tied up at their camper and disappeared for the day.

Don't start that Peter. It is not illegal. If you cause the dog to suffer ie it's a hot day you can be in trouble. If your dog is ok you are ok. There is no blanket rule saying you cannot leave a dog in a vehicle.

Thank you for that. Shall fix your advice in the memory bank....photo snapping it. ??