Nice place with a lot of shade. The spa is a must!

Super nice place, same description as other reviews. $18/adult and lots of flies and mosquitoes in late February. 他のレビューと同じ記述。

オドナダッタ・トラックの大きな小さなオアシス スポットがたくさんありますが、予約するのがベストです. 持っていない人のための過流スポットがあります. 小さなショップがあり、清潔なドロップトイレと木製の熱湯シャワーがあります. 暖かいディープのために小さな熱湯プールがあります. 日付植え付けには美味しい日付があります.

We loved our overnight stay at Coward Springs. Enjoyed the spa and the museum and wetland wander. Plenty of birds around for us New Zealanders to enjoy. Well worth the stop oh and great coffee too.

You must stop if you re travelling this dusty road, fees for visitors also, we stayed there for the night and I couldn’t be happier going in the spa under 35 degrees. Scott is a legend and his dog too if you re dog friendly! He even set up a trailer for early coffee (which was so good) and made us this incredible date based ice cream made from the dates harvested in the camp. Toilets and showers are good enough, drinkable water available. They even have a museum cause this place got a whole history. We had an amazing stay. Bryan&Marine :)

Good location and lovely place to camp. quite expensive for drop toilets and cold showers ( can heat water yourself) however the springs were lovely and the campgrounds were secluded and private.

We stayed one night. It is a magnificent place, very successful ecological concept (many trees, dry toilets, wood-heated shower) the pitches are very well placed, not overlooked by the neighbors. The small museum which tells the story of the life of the place is very successful. The natural spa is intimate and it is a chance to be able to enjoy this natural source. Recommended stopover in the outback. Honest box.

We stayed here for 1 night. Showers and toilets were good and clean. Natural pool was a bit crowded. $15 pp is quite expensive. No bins, bring your own firewood. Heaps of flies!!

Great spot with good facilities, showers and toilets clean and tidy ?. Lots of flys during the daytime but by dusk happy days ?

Absolutely fantastic little oasis at the end of the dusty road. Bring your own wood.