Place was great but we found it a bit hard to find when we arrived Bathroom exhaust fan needed to be cleaned

Very accomodating host with lots of local knowledge. Great location just a short drive from town.

Main bed was only a double but still very comfortable. Second toilet is outside and shared by people camping at the site.

Constant temperature inside no heating or aircon required

The property is on the outskirts of Coober Pedy and boasts an incredible view to the horizon. The property boasts two dugouts, side-by-side. The owner, Karen, lives in one and the other (the subject of this review) hosts guests. In front of the dugouts is a large flat area. Karen hosts campers in that area (the property is known as Coober Pedy Views in that context). Karen is a kind host and fairly unflappable (likely due to years of hosting). Like all dugouts, the temperature remains fairly constant throughout the year, which obviates the need for any kind of air conditioning. It was quite cool when we were in Coober Pedy and it was a delight to return to the warmth of the dugout each night. While there were doonas on the beds, they were really unnecessary. It’s also enjoyable to experience the darkness of a dugout - so unlike a regular house. The property is well-equipped and boasts a modern kitchen and bathroom - there is television but no wi-fi.

The property is on the outskirts of Coober Pedy. While it boasts great views of the surrounding countryside, the downside is that the roads that lead to the property are unmade. We arrived in Coober Pedy after a downpour and the roads leading to the property had turned to mud. This made getting to the property in a 2WD car very challenging. My travelling companion was completely freaked out by the experience! The dugout has two bedrooms - one boasts a double bed and the other two single beds. The single beds are short and have wood paneling at both ends - as a consequence, they’re not that comfortable, length-wise, for an adult to sleep in.