Outback Lodge
Save on travel costs without sacrificing comfort (or fun!) The Outback Lodge's shared hostel-style accommodation options are ideal for roaming backpackers and adventurers travelling light. Guests have access to all Resort facilities, including swimming pool, onsite restaurants and lounges, a FREE Indigenous Activities Program, return Ayers Rock Airport transfers, and a free resort shuttle bus to get you to your next great adventure.
Private Room with Ensuite
Enjoy budget rates with access to resort amenities.
Private Room without Ensuite
Enjoy budget rates with access to resort amenities.
Single Bed in 4-Bed Mixed Dorm
Travel with friends (or make new ones) in this four-bed dorm room with shared facilities.
Single Bed in 20-Bed Male Dorm
Single-sex male dormitories with shared bathroom facilities.
Single Bed in 20-Bed Female Dorm
Single-sex female dormitories with shared bathroom facilities.
Outback Lodge Amenities
Featured Amenities
Outback Kiosk
A casual alternative to restaurant dining with tasty favourites like pizzas, burgers and fish & chips.
Outback BBQ & Bar
A popular dining option at Ayers Rock Resort, Outback BBQ is a do-it-yourself BBQ with traditional Aussie charm.
Outback Bottle Shop
Take your favourite drinks to go by visiting the Outback Bottle Shop.
Bough House
Enjoy a traditional Australian buffet breakfast with classic hot dishes and cold selections.
Behind The Logo
Spectacular and ancient landforms, images of the bush, and vibrant colours are frequent sources of inspiration in Indigenous artwork, including this logo by Delma Forbes.
Learn more about the logo's creator and the inspiration behind the design.
Join Us on Our Mission to Make a Positive Impact
Environment
Our sustainable approach to business means we tread lightly and care for our Country, so you can take pride in your stay.
Social
Your stay helps us grow Indigenous employment and local-owned businesses, boosting the region's economy.
Governance
We always strive to operate responsibly, that’s why we consistently engage with Indigenous communities and stakeholders.