We booked accommodation here with slight reservations as the reviews were so mixed but felt many of the criticisms appeared to come from people who expected more upmarket
facilities. We're glad we took the gamble as it was one of our most enjoyable stays in Australia. The setting, near to King's Canyon, is beautiful. Yes, the accommodation is small and simple but the insides of safari cabins are clearly shown on the website so this came as no surprise to us. The cabins are clean and the beds very comfortable. The insect screens are secure and effective. We were able to park close by and had no problem taking what we needed for the night from our suitcases (you won't fit a large bag in the cabin.) The shower and toilet block that serves the cabins is small which could be a problem at busy times. There is a large communal kitchen by the cabins' barbecue area with a fridge and facilities for tea and coffee making. We were shown which items in the fridge were communal - these included sauce and relishes which came in very useful when barbecuing. We bought barbecue packs and salad from the shop - our meat pack was a little disappointing as it was partly frozen. The provided breakfast was good but very busy, due to the numbers of groups staying at the resort. Service was remarkably quick and efficient, but you could be frustrated if you were hoping to get off very early.
Our main criticism is the cost - note prices are per person, not per room. This makes it rather expensive for fixed tented accommodation, even allowing for the high prices in the area. Overall, we would recommend King's Creek as a good place so stay, but you probably need to think "camp site," rather than "resort."

Our group of seventeen all loved our stay at Kings Creek station. The camp kitchen was great and well stocked with essentials, the fact that we could have a campfire and the wood provided was great. Our breakfast which was included was scrumptious. We all thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. As for the whingers about the dusty and the tents not being "big enough" you are in the outback! we didn't have any problems at all, loved the friendly atmosphere.

After reading earlier reviews I was a bit apprehensive, but found this place to be a real gem and if the reviews keep the whingers away, all the better for those of us who found it so very special.
I travelled with a group of 4 camper trailers and assorted tents (17 adults, 2 children 2 and 4) The reception was welcoming and each camping area is separate from others so lovely and private, the showers were hot and clean. This place is for people who really want to be part of the landscape and to stay here was a pleasure. We went on a guided quad bike ride which I thoroughly recommend. We also bought a BBQ pack which included the most delicious eye fillet of camel! I have ever eaten. The Conway family supports the local community with the Conway Foundation, which enables aboriginal children to attend high school in Adelaide.
If you want the fancy resort head further down the road and leave Kings Creek Station to those of us who really love and appreciated this amazing country.
Dee

We used one of the powered caravan park sites. We arrived late and the office was closed so we just pulled in, parked and went to sleep. We paid in the morning and no one made the slightest fuss.
The place feels more secluded than the sites at Yulara or Kings Canyon. We had a place to make a campfire alongside our campervan (need to bring your own firewood - collect at the side of the road but not in the National Park - be careful to park away from the 110 km/h road). Toilet/showers are clean. Water is potable. Kids had fun playing with the dog. Cost for 6 people was $50/night.