A Good Rest B&B
A Good Rest is a small bed and breakfast at 51 Dixon Road, minutes from the Alice Springs CBD, which also hosts weddings in its garden.
Wedding Venues · Alice Springs / Uluru, Northern Territory · Visit in person
Ross River Resort sits eighty-five kilometres east of Alice Springs in the East MacDonnell Ranges, built around the 1898 Loves Creek Homestead and run by the same owners since 2001. It takes group bookings only, which means a wedding here has the whole place to itself.
The property is stone and timber homestead buildings under river gums, with red rock ridges rising behind. There is a function centre with a commercial kitchen, a licensed bar inside the original homestead building that can be hired on its own, cabins and a bunkhouse, a campground and a pool, and open outdoor ground the resort explicitly offers for weddings. It has hosted Central Australian festivals — Wide Open Space, Blacken, Top Half Folk — at a scale well beyond a wedding. A working airstrip on the grounds means guests can arrive by charter plane.
Couples who want a genuine outback wedding with everyone staying on site for several days, and who are comfortable arranging catering and styling themselves.
An 1898 homestead and its licensed bar, hired whole, with the East MacDonnell Ranges as the backdrop and an airstrip at the gate.
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A Good Rest is a small bed and breakfast at 51 Dixon Road, minutes from the Alice Springs CBD, which also hosts weddings in its garden.
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