Overall we enjoyed our stay. It's pretty rustic, and about as close to camping as you can get whilst still having some basic amenities. We drove down in a small hatchback and made the mistake of following Google Maps, which took us down about 30km of dirt track which was barely passable, so don't make the same mistake and make sure you follow Vanessa's directions. The drive through the national park is slow going, and ideally suited to a larger vehicle. We actually ended up leaving a day early because heavy rain was predicted and we weren't sure if we'd make it out. The accommodation itself is basic and reasonably well set up. It could do with some covered walkways to get from bedroom to kitchen to bathroom in wet weather without getting saturated. I would also strongly suggest bringing your own fire blanket/extinguisher because there isn't one on the property and considering you're doing all of your heating/cooking with an open flame things could get a little hairy. Also, if you're sensitive to dust then stock up on antihistamines because I spent the whole time sneezing, it's pretty dusty in the cabin. As per previous tips bring your own lighting, pillows and extra blankets, it gets very cold in the winter months and unless you're an ace at building and maintaining fires you'll need to be rugged up.