Cherrabah Resort

We still had a great Easter weekend, but the campsite situation felt like a stitch-up. We were told the main campgrounds were fully booked, so we set up near reception and used the cabin amenities. They were OK, though they need renovations. On a drive to get firewood, we saw only three campers in the main camp. This place has heaps of potential and just needs a bit of love.

The animal experience was lovely for the kids, and Jake was really good with them. He took us around to see all the animals and let them feed them. The staff were awesome, helpful and friendly, and the chef was very friendly too. The food was great. We had the best family weekend and can't wait to come back. If you like animals and nature, it's a must see.

Children can get close to the resident animals, and there are plenty of activities, including clay shooting, 4WD tracks, quad biking and horse riding to explore the property. The staff are genuine and very accommodating, and they do their best to make sure you enjoy your stay. The Homestead has a rustic look and an amazing fireplace for cooler nights. With breathtaking views and picturesque sunsets all around, this place proudly shows off the lucky country we live in. They can cater to all sorts of travellers, from solo visitors to groups. If you want to relax, experience what our country is really about and make lasting family memories, I highly recommend staying here.

We were there for a wedding, but after the reception we had to drive home. The sliding screen door wouldn't slide, both the shower and basin taps leaked a lot, and the floor was dirty. It only got worse, so we packed up, got a refund and left. I wouldn't recommend the place to anyone for anything. It only got one star because I couldn't give it none.