Wallace Rockhole Tourist Park

Wallace Rockhole, a Western Aranda Aboriginal Community located 120 kilometres west of Alice Springs on Urana Land Trust, is 25 kilometres along the James Range and 40 kilometres from the West MacDonnell Ranges. The cabins and camp ground at Wallace Rockhole Tourist Park are nestled among shady trees and are located beside emu and kangaroo yards.

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Cabin Nestled among shady gardens, the self-contained cabins are equipped with a double bed and a double bunk. Camp Sites The camp ground is located in a shaded area beside the emu and kangaroo yard. Camp sites are either powered or unpower and are located close to the shared amenities. Price quoted is per person.
Experiences	Activities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Caravan and Camping Outback	Animal Viewing Camping