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Accessibility

Getting around the precinct, and around this site

The convention centre publishes an accessibility guide covering the whole Lasseters precinct. Here is what it says.

At the hotel and the precinct

Source: the convention centre's accessibility quick guide, read on 31 October 2026. Accessibility information. Tourism NT's listing also tags the hotel for mobility (steps and wheelchair access), deaf and hard-of-hearing, blind and low-vision, and allergy needs.

What we could not confirm

No source we read describes the accessible rooms themselves: shower type, grab rails, bed height or door widths. Put your needs in the notes of your request, and our desk asks the hotel for specifics before you commit.

Out in the ranges

Many of the gorges involve walking on loose rock and sand. Before you plan a day, ask the operator or the park about the path surface. Standley Chasm's walk follows a natural creek bed. Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park publishes its own accessibility guide through Parks Australia.

This website

If something on this site does not work with your assistive technology, write to hello@alicespringsbasecamp.com and tell us what you use.

Ask our desk for a room

Two short steps. Our booking desk checks the dates with the hotel or its booking partner and replies by email with what is available and the price. We never ask for a card, and this is not yet a booking.

  1. 1 · Dates and party
  2. 2 · How we reach you
When, how many, which room
Step 1 of 2

Request received. Our desk replies by email, usually within one business day, with availability and the rate. Nothing is booked yet.

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