Good place ,nice amenities the price is 25 but for all the experience of viewing the kangaroos it's okey,you can do volunteer if you want

Everything was great! Gary is nice and the kangaroos are in liberty in the camp.

This place is controversial. Gary rescues orphaned kangaroos but keeps them dependent instead of releasing them. He showed us a kangaroo with a hip problem and dismissed rehab. Gary is defensive about criticism and holds extreme views. Criticizing tourists flying in is off-putting. Feeding times are unreliable, supposed to be at 7, till 7:40 nothing happened. The focus is more on complaints than kangaroos. I don’t recommend it; there are more ethical places to see kangaroos.

This was a snippet of heaven to stumble upon. We arrived to watch a peacock signing out in to the sunset and it felt magical. To think this is only $20 per person per night is crazy, a must do if you’re around the area. You’re able to watch the kangaroos being fed and if you’re lucky enough they’ll feel comfortable to let you close to them. The facilities are so homely and is aided by Gary and his wife’s hospitality, even an option for fresh eggs. Gary is always up to share his kangaroo facts.

Garry and his wife devote their lives to the care of orphaned and injured kangaroos which is incredibly inspiring. Garry is very knowledgeable. The kangaroos come and go as they please knowing they always have a home at the sanctuary. Because of this interaction, they are not afraid of humans although of course they remain wild animals and are in no way trained, harmed or imprisoned for human entertainment. All camping fees go to the care of the kangaroos. Excellent facilities + beautiful views!

Although there were no official parking spaces available, we were still allowed to stay there for the night, luckily. It's a very nice, clean facility. The showers/toilets and kitchen area are simple but very clean. The kangaroos can move freely everywhere, and they're great to watch, which is also great for children. The owner is very negative about human behavior and makes it seem like it.

Wonderfull quiet little campsite, where Gary tells you all about the kangeroos and where you can also feed them!! Definitely worth to stay here for the beautiful spot but also because they don’t charge ridiculous prices!

Great little site. Loved seeing the kangaroos and Gary was super nice and helpful :).

The venue is incredibly beautiful, the kangaroos are amazing, but zero star for the owner Garry. He’s so unpleasant, unbearable, and criticises all the time humans, why he pretends to be so essential for the kangaroos whereas he’s never replying properly to the questions about them and just continually says “humans are stupid” for only answer ? He should be friendly with his horrible humans customers that we are cause indeed, that still a business all paid by cash which enable him to supportthat

The grounds are large and beautifully laid out. There are only a few places, so reserve by phone. Garry may be a bit strange, he doesn't think much of people, which is understandable to some extent. But he loves the kangaroos. At feedings at 5 p.m. and 7 a.m. you get a lot of information about the kangaroos. They have it good here and could leave at any time, but they stay. Showers and toilets are simple, but clean and completely fine. The animals are the focus here.