Pebble Point

Stayed here with my boyfriend while traveling to the 12 apostles. There was only us there which made the experience 100 times better. Kitchen was super amazing and we had the most romantic evening by the fireplace. Would recommend booking the cabin no 5 for the best view from the bed. Sunrise was also unbelievably beautiful to watch from bed.

My sister and I stayed here whilst travelling The Great Ocean Road. It was very quiet, cozy and comfortable. Used the community kitchen to make our dinner, lit the fire and shared a bottle of red. The bed was comfortable, with an electric blanket and the bathroom facilities were clean. One of the best nights I’ve ever had, going to sleep with the sounds of the ocean and waking to a spectacular sunrise. It’s very close to The Twelve Apostles and other sightseeing areas. I’d highly recommend staying here.

Very nice experience. Clean and well taken care of. Kitchen well equipped. Walk on the beach nearby was stunning and not crowded like the other tourists' attractions walks. Reccomended!

This was a great experience - 2 nights whilst exploring the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne. Pebble Point is the best location if you want to easily see the 12 Apostles and also all the other incredible rock formations and beaches along that coastline. The tent (no 6) was really comfortable, well equipped, good bed and good bathroom next to the tent. We used the kitchen only for breakfast but amenities were there incl fridge, toaster, cooking facilities etc Fun to get to know others and mingle a bit around the fire if anyone has put it on, or sit on your own balcony overlooking the countryside and stunning sky, filled with birds. Great location for going further up the coast too to Port Fairy and Tower Hill (if you have a car). Made a change from hotels, camper vans and lodges. Thank you

It is a beautifull site, but do not let the pictures fool you. The tents are nice but there are no tea/coffee amendities and road is close by. Site is not closed off with security/reception. . Bed is Very good and clean. Kitchen really needs some tlc. Fridge was durty and so was the kitchen. This is not according the pictures.

The tent and views were fabulous. Great location between destination. The Kitchen area could do with some serious work! Everything felt dirty and needed a good clean before use. There were no tea towels to use. For the price it could do with an overhaul.. Some dry fire wood for the fire would have been nice too. Tents were great and view was lovely.. I know it's Glamping but, if you offer the use of items and you pay for them you want them clean.

Stunning glamping experience. lovely spacious private bathroom with amazing rain shower. beautiful tent with comfy bed and linen, added electric blanket keeps you toasty at night plus there are extra blankets. amazing views with nature sounds. big equiped bbq, kitchen and lounge to use. check in was so simple. high qual esky which keeps things well cold if you have ice. someones always available on phone for any needs. perfect location to gourmet trail, port campbell and 12 apostles. highly reccomend!

We stayed in tent 3 and were quite disappointed with the view as we were looking onto the back of another tent and the water tank - for the same price as others ! Also not much privacy, tents are very near one another. Otherwise great quality tents and bathroom, very clean and comfortable. The kitchen area could do with a bit of a clean / revamp compared to the tents. Easy to check in.

We booked a night's stay online and told them that we were coming at 11pm. They replied promptly that 11pm was a little late and we could possibly have some trouble finding the place. We came at 11pm anyway. You check in by entering a keycode which they email you, and unlock your tent and bathroom. The tent bedroom and bathroom are apart, about 2 metres, and the walkaway is unsheltered. The bathroom has a glass wall facing a grass valley, and the view is good in the day. Towels and toiletries are provided here. The tent was freezing in March and we didn't use the electric blankets initially, then later did. I cannot imagine coming here in the dead of winter where the temperature is in the low single digits. I suggest you come here in summer/autumn/spring. There is a kettle and tea/coffee provided, but you have to bring your own food.