Wintersun Caravan Park
North Stuart Highway, Alice Springs
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Wintersun Caravan Park Alice Springs

North Stuart Highway Alice Springs, Red Centre, Northern Territory, 0870, Australia

TravelPod Member ReviewsWintersun Caravan Park Alice Springs

“Wintersun TTP”

kft (5 reviews)
Big Sky Country Near Quirindi NSW, Australia Flag of Australia
May 22, 2012

good reception, nice big grassy sites, very good water, good hot showers, very clean amenities and BBQ areas, dump point, manager helped us on site, despite being alonside the hwy park is quiet at night, good phone/broadband reception, park is just on edge of town and no problems so far. Highly recommended.

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“Camping with permanent's”

caz.on.tour (7 reviews)
Australia Flag of Australia
Aug 31, 2011

We were pushed up the back as we had pet on board, but being a non-pet friendly we were happy to stay up the back. We were camped with the permanent residents and found it to be a great caravan park so we extended our stay. We would stay at this park again as it was a very friendly place and the staff were very helpful.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this CampgroundWintersun Caravan Park Alice Springs

MacDonald Rangers to Travelling Trio

A travel blog entry by caz.on.tour

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Alice Springs was to be our base for three days to see the MacDonald Rangers Etc.
There were a couple of nice camping spots and waterholes through the MacDonald Rangers, most places were with-in driving distance.
A couple of places where we did some walking, One was a lookout over Ormiston Gorge and Zelk spotted a black-footed rock wallaby …

Just like a Bomerang and back again!

A travel blog entry by suda2

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15

One thing I forgot to tell you was while we were in Darwin, we visited the Art Gallery and Museum. We weren't going to but Andrew said that it is worth the visit. So the next day we did just that. Just another museum, yes probably but we enjoyed it. There was exhibits on the local birds, animals, crocodiles, aboriginal paintings and tools. There …

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