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I looked at houses to rent in the two private sections and the people from the real estate were very helpful. The National Parks are currently making big improvements so it was a bit of a construction site around the Tavern. I wanted to have a late breakfast at Poppies but even though it was supposedly open there was no one there to serve me and when I looked at the outdoor eating area there were birds all over the tables so I decided to go back to the Tavern to eat. I am looking forward to another trip there next year.

A friendly country village that made us feel welcome — from exploring the Bunya Mountains to enjoying a cold drink at the local pub, a delicious breakfast at Maidenwell Trading Post, and browsing unique local produce and gifts.

We did enjoy the walk but were very disappointed with the state of the forest in some areas. The nearby creek was very overgrown and it appeared that other forest areas were badly affected by Phytophthora.

The accommodation was certainly NOT what was depicted on the website. The apartment was drab, walls damaged and somewhat damp. The apartment was outdated and had the smallest television with two, old and uncomfortable lounges quite a distance from the television. No cushions for comfort nor aesthetics. It felt damp, the curtains were drawn creating a dark and miserable welcome. The bathroom - particularly the shower was old and rusted it didn’t spray correctly, the shower door so narrow you had to contortion your body to enter and exit. Mould galore on the walls of the shower recess. It was a dismal night of accommodation. On the up side - the restaurant experience was pretty good. A lovely waitress and acceptable pub food. We were glad we were leaving the next morning. Please refurbish these apartments. Ours was booked as a ‘superior’ apartment! Please. There was nothing superior about the experience what so ever.