About Us

Our place is based on recycling and being good stewards of the environment. We want to help people reconnect with each other and connect with nature. We believe in restoring dignity and respect for people and things. Our guests have said, "This is what it was like to go on holiday in the 70s"—no Wi-Fi. No aircon. No TV. There are many trees and a central area where you can hang out with people and bring your pets. We also have a selection of puzzles and board games for guests. The space Your caravan cabin is basic but neat and tidy, with electricity, running water, and gas for hot showers. 

In the caravan section, the rear end has a bedroom with a double bed. The middle section has a small kitchenette and seating nook, and the front end has a set of bunk beds. In the annexe section are more beds (single bunk on top, double bed down the bottom), a small lounge and coffee table, and a bathroom hidden behind a sliding door. 

The place is prepared with linen, towels, hair care, body wash, tea, coffee, sugar, and milk. We recommend you bring blankets in winter, as we only provide a coverlet. You will find a camper stove inside the oven, with butane gas bottles under the sink for cooking. If you're not sure how to use it, ask. Outside your cabin is a patio with a table and chairs. A pavillion with a BBQ is a few metres away, and down on the next level is a large communal area, which you are welcome to use. We went back to Conjola National Forest. We are close to pristine beaches, great swimming spots, parks, boat ramps, waterfront properties, clubs, entertainment, and excellent fishing spots. Bring some fishing gear if you like, or you can hire it from the Marine Centre on Jacobs Drive. The RSL and Bowling Club courtesy bus will leave you off in our driveway. Bring camping chairs or a picnic blanket for an evening near the water. We are still under construction and recycle materials wherever possible, so you may see building materials on the lower terraces. 

We are off-grid, so please turn off lights and fans to conserve energy wherever possible. 

No smoking is allowed inside the cabins. If you smoke outside, please put butts in pot plants. We will cover them with a potting mix and allow them to compost. Toilets are vermicomposting. Worms can only eat organic matter. Please do not put plastic, silicon, or other non-degradable products in the bathroom. Rubbish: We have separate bins for bottles and cans, organic matter, recyclables, and waste. To help the environment, please put your trash in the correct bin.

Do not leave trash outside your cabin; it will invite wild animals and predators closer to your door. Your waste could also blow into the forest or valley. Guest access: We have car parking spaces near the pergola, but we have a drop-off area near Cabin 12, where you can unload the car, kids, and pets and then park in the car park. There is a walkway that will help you get from your car to your cabin without walking on sand. Your house has a step into the caravan section, but the annexe is all on ground level for easier access. 

We have push-button locks on our cabins and will give you the code when you arrive. Let us know if you are coming for a special occasion, and we will see if we can help you make it more memorable. We like to meet our guests and show you to your cabin, but if you travel long distances, you might arrive after 10 p.m. If so, show yourself to your cabin, and we will see you in the morning. Other things to note: We are off-grid, so please turn off lights and fans to conserve energy wherever possible.