Broken Hill Outback Resort, Broken Hill

Accommodation Options

Broken Hill Outback Resort offers 24 well-appointed Outback cabins with varying configurations to suit diverse needs. Guests can select from king cabins, spa cabins, or family cabins, accommodating up to six people. The cabins include private decks with comfortable outdoor seating and kitchenettes outfitted with cooking utensils.

Caravan Park Amenities

The resort's caravan park comprises 80 powered and 20 unpowered grassed sites, catering to caravans, campervans, and tents. A new camp kitchen enables easy meal preparation, and upgraded amenities include a high-spec, disabled-friendly amenities block. Guests of the caravan park also have access to the luxurious offerings of the Mt Gipps Hotel.

Dining Experiences

Mt Gipps Hotel serves an all-day menu featuring local produce and traditional Australian dishes. Options include a-la-carte selections, pizza, and the popular All You Can Eat Pizza & Pasta Bar every Thursday. Live entertainment enhances the dining experience, especially on Sundays.

On-Site Activities

The resort offers art classes with local artists, including indigenous art workshops. Guests can explore the local art scene, home to more than 30 galleries and numerous museums. The wide-open skies of the Australian landscape provide a stunning backdrop for photography and exploration.

Location and History

Broken Hill Outback Resort is located 14 kilometers from Broken Hill, nestled against the Barrier Ranges in a historic venue that dates back to the late 1800s. This heritage site, formerly the Mt Gipps Hotel, has been restored and revitalized for contemporary guests. The region is known for its rich mining history and vibrant art scene.

Highlights

Location: 14 kilometers from Broken Hill

Accommodation: 24 Outback cabins with private decks

Dining: Mt Gipps Hotel with all-day menu

Activities: Art classes with local artists

Caravan Park: 80 powered & 20 unpowered sites

Heritage: Restored historical venue from the 1800s