The Caravan Park has plenty of powered drive through sites, powered van sites, unpowered grass sites and large grassed areas for camping. There are also self-contained air-conditioned units, equipped with a kitchen, dining area, bathroom, satellite tv, lounge suite, along with a cosy deck to enjoy the afternoon sunset. The cabins are suitable for up to four or six guests, and there is a separate accommodation block with rooms suitable for one to two people, also with air-conditioning and free Wi-Fi. Rates are very reasonable. The swimming pool, dog park, mini-golf and tennis courts are located just across the road and guests of the Caravan Park receive free entry to the pool and water park.  

Artesian bath houses offer guests the opportunity to indulge in a luxury experience and reminisce of a by-gone era in the houses developed along the theme of ‘Boundary Rider Huts’. Each bath house holds two claw-footed bath tubs, which allows enough space for the whole family to soak their cares away while enjoying the most breathtaking outback sunsets. Cheese platters and pamper packs are available from reception. Bookings are essential during tourist season due to the ever-increasing popularity of people willing to experience the therapeutic properties of water from the Great Artesian Basin.

In the cooler months, join in the award-winning Bush Dinner nights at the caravan park each Monday night until 25 August 2025, where you can enjoy the warmth of a campfire and hear a local yarn from a true blue outback Aussie. Spaces are limited so bookings are encouraged and can be made online at trybooking.com and don’t forget to bring your own cutlery, drinks and chair for a great evening’s entertainment.  Check atthecreek for more information.