My partner and I stayed here as the first leg of our honeymoon trip up the coast of W.A.
Check in was easy, and Max was excellent with communication. Pretty secluded little area with all of the amenities you need including WiFi, BBQ, self contained kitchen, and even a hammock on the balcony.
The interior was clean and tidy, and had a really quaint and nice feel. The entire place was built by the host, Max, who is a very experience carpenter, and used mostly unwanted or recycled/reclaimed wood. It was reminiscent of some wooden built campsites I’d stayed in as a child, but a bit more secure and with many more amenities.
Max also offers a wood working class which my partner and I decided was worth booking another night on our way down as we returned from our trip. Max was happy to assist with the booking, and rearrange his schedule to fit us in to a wood working class. A little pricey, but honestly quite reasonable for what we got. We received at least 4 hours of Max’s time in his fully equipped workshop, and created two breadboards/serving platters from wood we picked out (and that max had subsequently treated for 3 days to ensure best results), we hand crafted metal handles (using an anvil, heat, and a hammer!), and created boards that would sell for a few hundred dollars each, but that will provide us with memories as well as a fine chopping surface for the next few decades hopefully.
Max was also kind enough to show us around his place, and spend a bit of time explaining how his property came to be. It looks like his home improvements are going to be ongoing, and the place is likely to be even cooler than it already is later on.
Less than 15 min drive into Geraldton, you could spend time in the town if you’d like, or just enjoy the relaxing nature and comfortable accommodation provided.
Overall, 10/10 stay, would recommend, and if your into it and have the disposable cash, I would highly recommend the wood working class