Amanda F
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There is no doubt that this is the best place to stay in town - it is the ONLY place to stay! Cossack has a population of two so when we visited there were four people in town that night and it was quiet, incredibly beautiful and just a little bit spooky! This historic town really has the feeling of being on the very edge of the never, never. The landscape is wild and impressive and the town has a fascinating history. ||||The accommodation, in the Old Police Quarters, was immaculately clean and very comfortable with 5 x guest rooms sharing two bathrooms, a kitchen, a BBQ area, lounge, laundry and a wide verandah. The kitchen is very well equipped and the quality of the bed linen was good. The only 2 residents of Cossack are the care-taker and his lovely girlfriend - they are a delight and know so much about the town, their passion for this remote spot really comes through in everything they do and in all their conversations. ||||We had breakfast at the local cafe - they are open for a very good breakfast, brunch and lunch and it is the perfect spot for those that don't stay in Cossack but instead visit on a day trip from Karratha. You can eat on the verandah or in the garden. ||||We explored the region and poked about the old buildings - the gaol cells are particularly creepy, I could not bring myself to go inside them. The schoolhouse is reported to have some ghostly residents but we didn't meet them. The architecturally beautiful courthouse is now a museum and the tank stand on the hill is the perfect place for a sundowner drink - BYO. ||||Staying in Cossack was an experience that I will remember forever, it is such a special and truly unique place.