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So we originally wanted to stay for 4 nights but stayed 5 - yes it was dry but who cares the property is well maintained were you camp, the hosts Toni and Greg are really friendly and keep the camp grounds clean. Greg even asked...More
My wife and I booked 3 nights in the shearers quarters on the station. We were fortunate to have the entire building to ourselves. The kitchen was fully equipped and the showers, external to the main building, were clean with limitless hot water. The 60...More
We camped in our tent at the main campsite for just one night, as we were eager to cover some miles early in our road trip. We enjoyed a campfire (with firewood provided), a brilliant starry winter's night and a walk down to the lagoon...More
Thank Ian H
Response from Toni S, Owner at Kilcowera StationResponded 5 August 2017
Thank you Ian. we hope you come and visit again! Cheers Toni and Greg
In the last 40yrs or so, the disconnect between the city and the bush is expanding. It is so important nowadays to take your kids and visit places like Kilcowera to learn and better understand what the great people of the outback are about and...More
Thank Nissantraveller
Response from Toni S, Owner at Kilcowera StationResponded 5 August 2017
Thank you , we much appreciate your kind comments and even kinder offer. Lets talk! Glad that you enjoyed visiting our place. Toni and Greg
We stayed 2 nights on the lagoon and had a wonderful time. Toni & Greg our hosts are very attentive to campers needs. Wood is supplied for an unforgettable evening campfire. Campsites are well spaced and you can use the facilities if needed. Still plenty...More
Thank Graham C
Response from Toni S, Owner at Kilcowera StationResponded 5 August 2017
Thanks for the review and we are happy that you enjoyed visiting our place! Cheers Toni and Greg
The road from Thargomindah isn't too bad - about 50/50 paved or dirt. Dirt roads are of a good standard but once there is rain....then generally the roads are closed. The roads through the property of Kilcowera may be a... More
The road from Thargomindah isn't too bad - about 50/50 paved or dirt. Dirt roads are of a good standard but once there is rain....then generally the roads are closed. The roads through the property of Kilcowera may be a little more challenging for the bike but you will be right to arrive at camping sites or the station itself.
