Casas de Campo em Shire of Kilcoy, QLD

"What a find! The cabin had everything you need, a beautiful outlook, Kenilworth is a short drive away for supplies and Booloumba Creek is just down the road for hiking and exploring. Highly recommend. "

"The perfect quiet escape yet joyfully loud with natures sounds, in gorgeous surrounds"

"Loved the place . The cottage , the hosts , the wildlife , great walking tracks to waterfalls, will be back for a longer stay "

"The cottage is situated close to the Obi Obi Creek and has beautiful views to a lush tropical garden and the creek. Is is in any case right next to the pretty busy main road. The cottage is nicely decorated, even though refurbishment was somewhat cheaply done and without too much (technical) expertise. So nice to look at but with some flaws here and there, including a slight smell of mold, a dishwasher that does not work well, a small bathroom, a difficult exit to enter the main street by car,...

"Great stay once again, this place is so magical, thanks once again to a wonderful host Christine."

"We absolutely loved are stay cottage was modern and open we look are fur baby all was looked after as well as us beautiful breakfast hamper and local fruit it’s great if you want to visit Australia zoo you truly won’t be disappointed "

"comfortable, relaxing and in the right location to meet our particular travel needs"

"Beautiful location, very comfortable home. Great communication."

"Lovely property with gorgeous views. "

"Lovely country cottage get away with all the comforts you need to unwind in a peaceful valley surrounded by nature. Great for a romantic weekend. "

"The place was immaculate, peaceful and friendly! Add the little touches of bread, butter, jam and milk in fridge to go along with full range of toiletries, it just made staying there even easier! Rosemary & Dave were very easy to communicate with and very accommodating with any of our requests, I would recommend staying there"

"A beautiful and thoughtful space for a creative retreat. The property faces south and doesn't receive winter sun so can be cold and feel dark during the day during the winter months. Would return in summer in a heart beat. "