Snowies Alpine Walk accommodation · Checked October 2026

Where to stay from Perisher Valley to Bullocks Flat

4 places · 1 with rooms, 2 camping, 1 with meals on the Perisher Valley → Bullocks Flat section of the Snowies Alpine Walk, in Bullocks Flat, Crackenback, Jindabyne, Thredbo Valley. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.

Bullocks Flat

Thredbo Diggings campground (NPWS)

  • Camping

NPWS campground with 41 unpowered sites, toilets and barbecues among snow gums by the Thredbo River, about 1.5 km west of Bullocks Flat. No camping fee, but book online ($6 booking fee) and bring your own drinking water.

Crackenback

Oaks Lake Crackenback Resort

  • Rooms
  • Restaurant
  • Meals

Large resort on Alpine Way with hotel rooms, studios, villas, chalets and apartments and two restaurants, about 1 km east of Bullocks Flat (3 minutes by car). Reservations also on 1800 020 524.

Jindabyne

Snowy Mountains Shuttles

  • Transfer

Jindabyne-based private transfer company that runs summer hiking transfers for the Snowies Alpine Walk to Guthega, Charlotte Pass, Perisher and Bullocks Flat. Book ahead, because the walk has no public transport between stages.

Thredbo Valley

Ngarigo campground (NPWS)

  • Camping

NPWS campground with 30 unpowered sites, toilets and barbecues beside the Thredbo River on Alpine Way, about 6 km west of Bullocks Flat. No camping fee, but booking is required ($6 booking fee); bring drinking water.

Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "not confirmed by the operator" are listed on their own sites without firm summer dates or public booking, so check with them first. The Snowies Alpine Walk has no huts or campsites to stay in: Seamans Hut is an emergency shelter only, and camping is banned near the villages and in the glacial lake catchments. There is no drinking water on the track, so fill up before you leave each village.

Walk Perisher Valley to Bullocks Flat with Outest

The Snowies Alpine Walk route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.