Kings Creek Station

The weather was bad when I went, it was actually cloudy. But there are as many fruit flies, buzzing around people, and it is not enough without fly-proof yarn. This place is really Taiyuan ecology, and hiking lovers should like it.

King Creek Station Campground Kings Creek Station is located at the foot of Mount George Jill Mountain in the magnificent southwest of Australia's Northern Territory, only 38 kilometers away from King Canyon (Monarch Valley) Kings Canyon , located in the Australian desert, covering an area of 2,000 square kilometers, unique and magical. Located in spectacular desert oak forests, King Creek Station is a run-in cattle farm/camel farm with camping equipment and hunting hostels designed to facilitate visitors to experience inland life, and the ownership and operation of King Creek Station Campground is owned by locals. Visitors can stroll to George Jill Observation Deck and enjoy the magnificent mountain views, the beautiful scenery of cattle and camel farms. Riding four-wheeled motorcycles through the beautiful desert oak forest, cruise over the red dusty hills, through lush hedgehog bushes and golden trident grass. You can also take the King Creek helicopter here, fly over a maze of cliffs and canyons, rock formations and pools, explore the Red Center from the sky, and view the iconic natural wonders from a different perspective, including the George Jill Mountains. Uluru/Ayers Rock Uluru / Ayers Rock, Katachuta/Olgas Kata Tjuta / The Olgas and King Canyon Kings Canyon, Ouattaka National Park Watarrka National Park , etc. We didn't stay here, just passing by on the way from Uluru Yulara service area to the King's Canyon, parked, rested, wandered around, took a few photos.