“A rustic, tranquil experience in the rainforest. It is not packed with people and you are well looked after by the hosts. Dinner meals are tasty and good value. Enjoyed the walk to the ice cream factory and beautiful Hutchinsons Creek. Enjoyed the night walk too. ”

“Great ambience, great rooms- actually feels like you’re sleeping in the open rainforest.”

“I really appreciated how the staff treated us during our stay. The couple that manages the property went out of their way to give us recommendations for local activities and when wildlife turned up at the resort they were happy to give us tips about how to respectfully observe the animals in their natural habitat. If given the opportunity, definitely go on a night walk through the jungle!”

“The food, the facilities, the location, and the staff were all wonderful. It was really relaxing, and the community bathrooms were very clean and roomy. ”

“How natural it was. You can hear all of the rainforest from the rooms. ”

“The buildings/tents/shelters were so great and i'm really impressed by how they set it up! It was a really lovely set up and it felt like we were so close to nature. I liked how they cooked a whole big meal for everyone and locals came to eat there too.”

“Staff was friendly and kind, Sally is the great cook, portions are big and yummy. ”

“It's great for what it is, very basic but efficient. It's in the middle of nature and very lovely. ”

“sally is a good cook and her top of the line cooked breakfast was plentiful and sustaining. she also made excellent evening meals to order [which we did] and served reasonably priced and quite acceptable wines. she led the rainforest night walk which we found fascinating. steve was also full of useful information and makes good tea and coffee from locally produced material.”

“Great location for rainforest immersion experience, is similar to camping, great kitchen facility, relaxing pool, loads of wildlife, bed are comfy with mosquito nets, make sure to bring a torch if using shared bathroom as it is dark during the day when the power is off ”