Twice now we have brought a coach load of seniors to this wonderful place. They will do a wonderful lunch for 40-odd, and the manager, Dale, will give a fascinating address outlining the heritage of this iconic homestead and property. Spend half a day either before or after lunch, to stroll through the pristine native bush. Service and catering are brilliant.

Beautiful homestead well looked after, surrounded by peaceful forest. Walking tracks are well signposted and suitable for all ages. The accommodation is delightful and a welcome change from standard hotel/motel. Our host, Dale, cooks a delicious evening meal and, if you want it, a cooked breakfast. We heard and saw native birds both on our walks and near the homestead. Highly recommended.

6 of us stayed here for two nights and, personally, I could have stayed another night or two. We walked every inch of the trails in the full day we spent here and I could have done it a couple more times. The forest and the wet area were magical and the birdlife beautiful. To just sit and watch and listen for an hour or two was completely absorbing, I loved it. The house is gorgeous with five guest bedrooms (there is bunk dormitory accommodation too) which are immaculate and the day rooms are stunning. Its great to sit out on the front deck too. The food is good, straightforward fare all fresh and served up hot to the table. If you have dietary requirements, just let them know when you book and they will sort it. I'm not normally a dessert eater, but I loved what they prepared here...they were really special! I didn't find it a problem but the rooms are not en suite. There are male and female bathrooms down the corridor with 2 showers and 2 w.c's in each. All immaculate of course. I believe there are plans afoot to change this, but I would imagine that its going to be tricky in such a beautiful building which has so much character. Treat yourself, you won't regret it.