Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary Hotel

Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary: 610 sq km of private Outback terrain with state-of-the-art astronomical observatories and rare wildlife encounters.

Accommodation & On-Site Amenities

Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary offers three accommodation types: motel rooms with private bathrooms, self-contained cottages with kitchen facilities, and powered sites for caravans. On-site amenities include a large outdoor swimming pool, a shared kitchen and lounge area, and a private airstrip for scenic flights. A general store provides basic supplies and a garage offers minor repairs and fuel.

Dining

Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary's Native Pine Restaurant serves dinner and is accompanied by the Pick & Shovel Bar. The restaurant offers special diet menus and wine and champagne options. Kids' meals are available, and the fully licensed restaurant provides gourmet dining experiences.

Activities & Tours

Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary offers guided Ridge Top Tours through ancient granites and rock formations of the Flinders Ranges. Scenic flights are available over the local area or further afield to Lake Eyre. Two astronomical observatories provide exceptional stargazing opportunities under one of the darkest skies in Australia.

Location & Natural Setting

The sanctuary sits on a privately owned 610 sq km property within the stunning Northern Flinders Ranges. This area has distinct geological significance with rocks dating back over 1.6 billion years. Nearby attractions include the Flinders Ranges National Park, Lake Eyre, and Paralana Hot Springs.

Conservation & Wildlife

The sanctuary is home to the rare Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby, viewable during daily feeding sessions. It has won a Tourism Award for Ecotourism, recognizing its sustainability efforts. A diverse range of wildlife includes unique bird species and native animals in their natural habitat.

• Property: 610 sq km private wilderness sanctuary
• Accommodation: Motel rooms, self-contained cottages, powered caravan sites
• Dining: Native Pine Restaurant and Pick & Shovel Bar
• Activities: Ridge Top 4WD tour, scenic flights, stargazing in two observatories
• Wildlife: Rare Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby daily feeding
• Awards: Ecotourism Award winner