The photos listed on descriptions are actual sceneries you will get to see here. We did see Wallabies in the morning, and many kinds of local birds were there, too. The house is big enough to host 10 people,

The road to June's outback house was certainly not easy; it was raining and we let night come before we got to June's. But once we got there, the house itself welcomed us with great level of hospitality.

The fire was set at fireplace with more than enough woods to spend the night, fresh farm eggs were on the kitchen table, rooms were huge and very clean, shower towels were provided, and we didn't have any trouble getting hot shower and the electricity.

At the kitchen, you can find almost every kind of tools you might need for cooking, many kinds of sauces and oils were there too. June graciously prepared for us a pack of eggs from the farm. In the freezer, there were a lot of beef, lamb, and other kind of meats. We cooked only the stuff we prepared ourselves, but having that choice was really satisfactory.

It was raining on the night we got there, but in the morning rain stopped, and it was only partly cloudy. We did see wallabies, and several kinds of local birds. The scenery was great, looking down the lake and vista of valleys around. It really was an authentic Australian experience.

I wish we could have stayed here for another night or two. It is worth it.
Only regret is that when we where at June's, the rain has robbed us the view of night sky. Other than that, the stay was perfect. :)