Rhonda Baldock
Google
Let me start by saying we have stayed at many caravan parks over the years, not only was this the most expensive, but the worst cabin we have stayed in. We checked in around 5pm, we were not aware we needed a wristband to access the amusement amenities, nor were we offered them on arrival. The cabin we were allocated looked like it was built in the 50s and was in disrepair, bits out of the wall which were just painted over, badly cracked tiles in the bathroom, a new sink had been fitted in the bathroom and not retiled, there was a shower curtain. We had to request shampoo and conditioner, a sign in the bathroom read they were trying to save the environment by not supplying the plastic containers, there are other ways to provide these products. My nephew visited us one of the days we were there, I saw a sign stating the requirement for a wristband so went to the office to request one for him, I was charged $47.00 for the use of it for half a day, I still wasn’t informed I also needed one as the one I purchased was a child’s band and I needed an adult band to access the facilities, so back to the office I went and finally got admission to the pool etc. the water feature was great for the kids.Then there was the WiFi, which was free but inaccessible, so back to the office I went, the staff member said it was due to the number of people trying to use their network, ok, so I tried again at 6am the next morning but to no avail, I don’t think there would have been too many people trying to access it at that hour! I didn’t see many parents supervising their children riding bikes, perhaps the park could provide someone to check on kids before one gets hit by a car as they were riding bikes dangerously. On saying all that the park is in a wonderful location,