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"Nice"

"Great place to stay."

"We booked looking for solitude and quiet.. 10/10 ! If you can't live without the net or your phone, it will take some adjusting (it’s very worth it), short drive to get back online if you need. Kelly was a good communicator and easy to deal with. "

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"I can only rave in extreme about how amazing this property...its a 5 hour drive from.adelaide but lots of places to stop at...and be sure to be at the camp by 6pm otherwise you will be playing dodge the roos. There is everything here to be completely at one with the bush in a tent..powered site or the sadari tents we stayed in. There was internet at reception and the visitor centre. Staff were incredibly helpful warm and knowledgeable. Laundry facilities on site and a cultural welcome daily at 4.30pm. Breakfast huge and restaurant/ bar in the evening Amazing to see the kangaroos parrots and goats wandering. The safari tent was perfect for a luxurious getaway without being an eyesaw...well designed with bug proof netting...air conditioning..huge bed and comfy pillows and amazing shower. Great quality NOOD shower products. Bliss to sit on the deck and be in awe of the bush chatter and sun set on wilpound. Loved lying in bed to catch the sunrise with a cuppa. Cant say enough positives about this resort."

"It was a nice stay at a unique location. The staff was friendly and helpfull."

"The cottage is a good base to explore the Flinders Ranges. It can be reached via unsealed roads only, but for those who love peace and quiet it is a gem. We loved seeing the sun rise and set over the vast empty spaces, and visits from the owners' pets."

"We had a lovely stay and appreciated the freshly baked bread and hot coffee on arrival. It was also really fortunate that the home was connected to a small battery back up to power the fridge and some lights when we lost power during a storm. "

"Good accommodation There’s a couple of options for beer and a feed in Hawker. Easy drive to Wilpena for sightseeing or day walks. "