A most enjoyable few days was spent in this quiet, rustic, private, and serene location, perched on the eastern lip of the Cambridge Plateau, with sweeping views from the east towards Mt Warning, to the south across Lismore. The edge of the NP is 30 metres to the west. Access is from the crest of the ridge on the Bruxner Highway near Mallangane, turning north onto the Cambridge Plateau/Richmond Range Rd. Check the odometer and 19 klm later you break out of the NP tree line, pass through a gate into a paddock, then 50 metres through a second gate into the accommodation enclosure. Leave both gates closed as there may be cattle in the paddock. The facilities consist of two buildings, joined by an uncovered walkway: a charming and comfortable post, slab, and corrugated iron sleeping building; and a separate kitchen/bathroom. Power is solar. The main building faces south-east and has a verandah on one side and one end. The building contains a king bed on the rear wall, occasional furniture, an eclectic collection of reading material and games, a slow combustion stove (axe and firewood supplied) and two cane easy-chairs on the deck. Lighting is via a single, wall mounted, 12v LED (switch on top). Candles are provided. The kitchen is rudimentary, but functional. A four-burner gas BBQ, with wok burner, is the main cooking equipment (there is also a fire pit and camp oven available). A large casserole pot and cast iron frypan round out the cooking options, so plan meals accordingly. A floor-located eva-kool provides refrigeration. Hot (on-demand gas) and cold water are available at the sink. Immediately in front of the kitchen is a covered dining table and bench. Lighting is by 12V LED. The bathroom is entered from outside. The bath/shower, hand-basin, and sealed drop toilet all have marvellous views. Lighting is by 12V LED. Numerous walks are available either from the accommodation, or by driving either direction along the Cambridge Plateau Rd. Download the latest map from the NSW National Parks website as no hiking maps are available at the accommodation, or at either NP picnic area. For the cyclist, the Cambridge Plateau Rd is not suitable for road bikes. Hybrid bikes (us) have no problems providing the rider is reasonably competent on mud and loose gravel. Mountain bikes would be easy. The undulating road provides plenty of opportunity to get the heart rate up. Cambridge Plateau Day Area (6klm south) and Pheasant Creek Camp Ground (16 klm north) offer two good turnaround points. There is little traffic on Cambridge Plateau Rd. The road surface is all gravel and, while easily travelled by two-wheel drive cars, some areas might be un-trafficable after sustained rain. The 12 klm of road towards Kyogle from the park boundary near Pheasant Creek to the bottom of the escarpment is quite rough, rutted, and broken (May 2017) and would require care for a 2WD. Low signal strength communications (Telstra voice and data) is accessible at the accommodation, and...