Any camps near ayres rock?

I don't think camping is allowed at that rest area, when we were there, there was toilet paper, etc everywhere!

Yep, that sounds like it Shaker.

A couple of weeks ago we paid $38 for a powerd van site fo 2 people at the resort and the parks pass was $25 for three days. Would agree that it is better in the resort and not have to run the extra distance each time. Do the valley of the winds walk if you have the time .Tis excellent

The pass according to the website is $25 EACH Correct????



Prices and Fees
Entry fee for Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park: A$25 per person. The pass is valid for three days. There are no one day or two day passes.

Graham,
That is correct, $25 per adult for 3 days (park entry). I was there last week. Make sure that you take supplies as it was $58 for a 6 pack of beer (VB) take away. You can only purchase one six pack per day per unit or site (not that you could afford any more). Curtain Springs is the closest camp outside the resort.

The only place that I have ever been that a stubbie holder ($9) is cheaper than a stubbie.

well worth a look as this is a beautiful part of Australia. It is so green at the moment, such a contrast between the red and the green.

Regards,
Cam

$58 for a six pack ? sounds more like a 24 pk to me.cheers GREENDOG

Greendog , $58 per 6 pack is right , takeaways are same price as if drinking over the bar at the Rock , long drive to find cheaper , as an aside , VB was $78 per ctn of 24 at Rabbit Flat in 2008.