Chambers Pillar Historical Reserve

All year round.

The best time to visit is during the cooler months from April to September.

The road may be closed after rain.

Access the park with a 4WD vehicle.

The reserve is roughly 160km south of Alice Springs on Old South Road.

Check road conditions before you go.

Four wheel drive (4WD) enthusiasts will enjoy the journey getting here.

Be very careful when driving over single lane sand dunes.

You can either have someone check for oncoming traffic, flash your lights or attach a flag to your vehicle.

There's a steep jump up on the road into the reserve.

You can do all of the following activities in the reserve:

• short walks
• camping
• wildlife spotting
• historical markings.

Camping is available at Chambers Pillar.

Book before you go

You must book online and pay a fee to camp.

Do this before you go. You can't pay at the site.

Learn more about camping in parks and reserves.

Chambers Pillar Historical Reserve has all of the following facilities:

• information signs
• fire pits
• public toilets
• picnic area
• camping
• walking tracks
• viewing platform.

When visiting the park remember all of the following:

• visitors to the NT require a parks pass
• stay on designated roads and tracks
• historic, cultural items and wildlife are protected
• firewood collection is not permitted in the reserve
• fires are only permitted in designated fire pits
• bins are not provided, so take your rubbish with you
• pets are not permitted
• generators are not permitted
• drones are not permitted.

You can have a safe and comfortable trip to Chambers Pillar Historical Reserve by doing all of the following:

• observe park safety signs
• carry and drink plenty of water
• wear a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, suitable clothing and footwear
• avoid strenuous activity during the heat of the day
• think about your health and fitness when choosing a walk.

Phone: 08 8951 8250