A very bad experience. The welcome was particularly unpleasant and cold, with a real lack of politeness and respect towards customers. We truly felt like we were intruding from the moment we arrived. It's a shame, because the location could have been nice, but the welcome clearly ruined our experience.

The owner and his do called manager speak yo guests in a very very in pleasant way. They do not care about who is around!!!! Within 5 minutes of us getting there Greg started running down other guests and other farmers!!!! Do that speaks volumes!!! Also make sure you pay via direct deposit as they have no clue about book keeping!! As this is the only way you will be able to prove how much you have paid and for how long!!!! As you will never get a receipt!!!! There are way better places!

If you want to stay here ring ahead the previous day and don't arrive after 5pm. The owner has his rules and will not deviate. The location looks great and the campsite guests were having a group get together with drinks and small fire. Pity we didn't know the rules because we would have loved to stay. Maybe nect time.

We stayed in the square at Greg's Farm for two nights and felt totally welcome. Greg showed us his farm with our two children with his vehicle. We could see how sugarcane is harvested and loaded and he told us a lot. Because it was very windy, unfortunately there was no sugar cane fire. Greg gave us mangos and gave us lots of valuable information. Water and electricity and even the possibility to empty the black water. We recommend!

We spent three lovely days at Greg’s farm. What a host!!!!! He gave us bananas , frozen mangoes, a pumpkin and sold us eggs for $3 dozen. Such a friendly fella. Beautiful surroundings.

We have just experienced the best 4 days. Our host Greg Miller has a host of local information about the sugar cane and the Burdekin district. His tours of the cane fires were done in such an informative and safe way and everyone was awed. We loved our stay.

We had a great stay with a very friendly welcome from the park manager couple! The kids could play with the two lovely farm dogs and they had some great toy vehicles there. In the morning they were allowed to go feeding with the farmer ducks and he took us on a jaunt with the buggy over the sugar cane fields. A great day!

STOP HERE ! Do not miss the chance to get a true adventure!! If you want to meet the hospitality and generosity the Australian people are known and loved for - this is the place!! Greg and his wonderful family invites you in for at great experience on their sugarcane farm. We were lucky to be invited for a tour on his farm driving with him in his blue buggy. Remember only self-contained vehicle can stay here. No toilets/showers and no bins - so remember to take your garbage with you again. But it's all worth the trouble. From June and 22 weeks ahead the harvesting begins. You will see how they are burning the sugarcanes before they harvest. 12,50 $ each vehicle for a power site. REMEMBER to call before arrival

Absolutely wonderful! Beautiful camping spot with power and water for $12.50. You must have a self contained caravan with your own toilet/ shower. The farmer and his wife were so lovely, showed us all around the cane farm, let us pick as many mangoes as we liked and gave us other fruit and eggs from their farm. Really special farm stay.