We booked a night's stay online and told them that we were coming at 11pm. They replied promptly…read morethat 11pm was a little late and we could possibly have some trouble finding the place. We came at 11pm anyway. You check in by entering a keycode which they email you, and unlock your tent and bathroom. The tent bedroom and bathroom are apart, about 2 metres, and the walkaway is unsheltered. The bathroom has a glass wall facing a grass valley, and the view is good in the day. Towels and toiletries are provided here. The tent was freezing in March and we didn't use the electric blankets initially, then later did. I cannot imagine coming here in the dead of winter where the temperature is in the low single digits. I suggest you come here in summer/autumn/spring. There is a kettle and tea/coffee provided, but you have to bring your own food.

I really liked this place! I found it to be quite cozy and cute. The stars at night were just…read moremagical; I don't know where else I've ever seen such a clear view of the Milky Way. The location was very convenient for seeing the fraudulently-named 12 Apostles, especially if you want to be there at dawn. The cabin was chilly, as the entire continent of Australia and every establishment in it seem to be right now. But the heaters in the bedrooms and the heating pads on the beds worked great and that just made everything cozier. There was plenty of hot water. I thought it might run out, but it never did! The towels were clean and didn't have that mildewy smell that I'd been starting to think was endemic in this hemisphere. Could everything have been a bit newer and less worn down? Sure, but it seems like everything is always just a little bit shabbier than you expect when you're traveling, especially after COVID. It was clean and quiet, and the location was great, and that's what matters most. Be careful on the road in and out. It tends to be overrun with kangaroos at dawn and dusk. They are easily startled, and their preferred method of escape is to dive directly under your front tires.

Quaint, quiet little spot for an overnight stay. We stayed here while we journeyed the great ocean…read moreroad. We didn't expect to be the only guests and have the entire place to ourselves (yay!) but it ended up working out. This place has a homey feel to it with access to an entire living room and kitchen where you can cook or heat up your leftovers. Beautiful view of the sky at night - we caught the Milky Way and two space clouds with the naked eye!

A lovely place to visit, short little walks but wonderful history. These are more words to meet…read morelimits.

What a wondrous surprise to discover this off-the-beaten path retreat B&B so near the stunning…read moreocean-wonders along the Great Ocean Road, such as the 12 Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge (my fave) along the Pacific coast, west of Melbourne, AUS. The host harvests fresh eggs for her amazing breakfasts which include greens from her gardens, among other delectables. The host is a great guide for tourists who may need guidance and advice (we stayed with her for 4 days and she gave us a perfect itinerary each day). Our host calls herself a crafter, which she is... however we wished she could embrace the term artist... because her artwork will amaze and impress you: from sculptures, to quilts, to paintings and more... she is a true visionary. We give this place a million stars!