Can I bring my pet?
Yes, you can bring your pet. Pets must be on leads at all times. Can be on pub veranda. They are not allowed inside the pub. When visiting National Parks, we have large off the ground cages for day hire at $25 a day.
Is there internet access?
WIFI available at the pub. Optus 4G coverage in campground.
Are campfires permitted?
Fires only at dedicated campsite locations are permitted and are subject to instructions by NT Rural Fire Service. Collection of wood within the campground is not permitted. Wood is for sale at the pub.
Can I buy food and beverages?
Binns Track Bar has food and drinks for sale. During off-season prebooking’s essential for food.
Can I drink the water?
Yes, you can.
What is the refund policy?
Cancellations at least 48hrs before your arrival date are eligible for a full refund, minus a $25 administration fee. Please note: This policy also applies in the event of unforeseen circumstances such as floods or other acts of nature. Instead of a refund, you can choose to receive a full credit for the amount you paid. This credit will be valid for 12 months from the date of cancellation.
Do you have laundry facilities?
Not yet, but it is in our master plan of the development.
Is there a dump point?
We do not have a dump point. Chemicals used are not suitable in our system. You will find one in Alice Springs along Commonage Road near Blatherskite Park.
Where can I buy fuel?
You need to plan your fuel. Gem Tree has fuel if travelling south from the Plenty Highway. The nearest service station is 110 km to Alice Springs. Be sure to carry ample fuel as you will need fuel in the tank to visit Ruby Gap and the Historical mining sites.
Campground Speed limit
Please respect the safety of others and keep your speed below 10km through the campground.
Are there powered campsites?
No, all sites are unpowered.
Can the Arltunga Bush Pub & Eco Retreat be booked in its entirety for special events, like weddings and birthdays etc.?
Yes. Please contact us for relevant information.

Can I fossick for gold?
Gold fossickers are welcome in designated areas. For useful resources, visit here: