Staying out in the little cabin surrounded by bush and next to Clara and Chris's rustically charming little house was certainly a unique experience. The old range in the kitchen is amazing. Clara and Chris were very helpful, especially with giving invaluable advice regarding tramping routes and conditions in the national park (Chris has worked as a local tramping guide and certainly knows what he is talking about). The main attraction for us when we chose to stay was the natural hot tub, which sadly happened to be out of order the day we stayed. However, Clara very Kindly offered to pay for us to use the local public hot pools instead, which although not quite the same, was a very generous and welcome gesture which we gladly accepted. The cabin itself was very warm and cosy. Power sockets, a mini fridge and good wifi were an added bonus. The location feels pretty secluded, although there was some noise throughout the night from heavy lorries on the main road which passes close behind the property, we enjoyed a good nights sleep. The only thing we struggled with was that we didn't find the bathroom or kitchen clean, so avoided both as much as possible, and the four-legged furry residents in the house, although gorgeous and friendly certainly had a strong presence in terms of pet hair and odour (the cabin itself was clean and pet hair/smell free). Overall, an enjoyable "glamping" experience and a perfect location to stop over after a day spent in the national park.