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We choose an unpowered camp site on the lagoon for 2 night, $25 night. Another couple booking in the same time as us (also bush camping on the lagoon) asked about using the showers and were informed that would be an extra $5. I think...More
It was well worth the 200km detour to get to Killowera Station due to rain and some roads being closed. However a warm welcome by Toni and Greg and our stay in the shearers quarters for two nights was wonderful. Very comfortable. and a well...More
Stayed two nights last week. The lagoon is slightly over full - drowning a couple of their campsites - and this made for a very special campsite. Firewood delivered by Greg each day, and excellent mud maps for drives around the property by Toni.
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I have stayed at Kilcowera twice now and it wont be my last. The hosts, Greg and Toni are amazing people. We stayed in the shearers quarters which were clean and warm. The community kitchen had everything that you wanted. Our group chose to have...More
If you only go to Kilcowera & stay at the shearers quarters you have wasted your trip. the Pot of Gold is camping out at the lake. The sunrise & set alone are worth the drive, not to mention the serenity. The hosts will do...More
What is the road fromThargomindah like? On this trip my wife and I will be on a touring bike made for bitumen roads, but which can manage firm and smooth dirt roads.
18 February 2017|
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Response from Hunter30 | Reviewed this property |
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.
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"all rooms are comfortable and of a similar standard."
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