Was lovely. The wide opening doors both sides gives a nice breeze. The purpose was to spend time ‘on country’. As an Aboriginal person of the Worimi people, I needed to reconnect with country and the lakes.

The cottage is in a lovely position overlooking Myall Lake. The garden leads down to the lake which was our main reason for staying so we could put our kayaks into the water directly from the property. The bed was comfy and the linen was fresh and clean. There was also lots of hot water and the shower was great. The cottage, however, needs a good clean as it's very dusty and there are lots of cobwebs. It's been a very long time since I had hayfever but the dust set me off and I was sneezing all weekend! The windows are also badly in need of cleaning. The kitchen is poorly stocked - one small saucepan with a lid that was too big, one large saucepan, several frying pans and we would have been glad to have more crockery. The fridge is the size of a bar fridge - fortunately we had our large esky that we also used to keep things cool. There's a small freezer beside the fridge and both it and fridge need defrosting. We finally got the television going but it would have been helpful if there were a set of instructions near the TV to refer to. We were aware that there would be no Wi-Fi but noticed that there was a Wi-Fi modum so it's not made available to guests which is a shame as our mobile reception was poor. Overall we enjoyed our stay because of the peaceful location and the cottage felt cozy and had a lot of character.