FACILITIES

Each cabin is self contained with gas stove, fridge and hot water system. If you experience any difficulty with your system please let us know as soon as possible. Extra blankets, towels or linen are also available.

Should you require extra cooking utensils (baking or casserole dish etc) or lunch boxes for a picnic be sure to ask!

Breakfast packs are available upon request at $18 per person, each pack contains:
• Cereal
• UHT milk
• Bread for toasting
• Butter, jam etc
• Fruit
• Plunger coffee

If you require breakfast packs please let Julie or Keith know before 6pm the previous evening.

There is a small barbeque available if you would like to BBQ on your balcony, or a larger barbeque area located past Ruby with a camp fire site available.

Office hours are 9.30am till 6pm, with check in time from 1pm and checkout 11am. Later checkout can be arranged where possible. There is a range of books available, if you would like to do some reading, subjects such as:
• Bird Life
• Local History
• Fiction
• Self Improvement

The toilets are perma-culture self composting, and due to the exhaust fan, never smell. We do ask that nothing but human waste is placed in the toilets. Sanitary waste can be disposed of in the bag/bin provide please. You will find a compost container for kitchen/food scraps; we recycle everything so please help the garden patch!

POWER

The Adjinbilly Turbine, which is powered from the water in Adjinbilly Creek, generates 12 volt power for lighting. As there is limited storage capacity at each cabin, you will need to be aware of what lights are on. If you have all the lights on at once they will dim and eventually run down.

There is at this stage no 240 volt power for microwaves, videos or television. There is a phone at the office should you wish to contact the outside world (PPST! Your mobile won’t work here!)

WATER

Adjinbilly Creek provides the water to each cabin, and is gravity fed via a pipe some 700 metres up towards the cliffs. The extra tap above the sink provides tank water for drinking and cooking if you prefer. All rainwater tanks are fitted with a special ‘rain’ gutter cleaning pipes which ensure that the water stored in the tank is clean.

When using the hot water, ensure the hot water tap is turned on first and allow for the water to regulate and become hot. Adjust the temperature with the cold water as required.

WOOD

Each cabin will have a supply of wood for the wood burners. If you require more wood during your stay please help yourself to the wood pile from the green wood shed situated below Mavis. The fire will stay on all night if you have a good fire with some hot coals, extra wood placed on the coals and then turn the burner to low. (There is a slide control on the left of the burner) When relighting your fire, it is easier if you remove the ash from the burner. There is a bucket provided for ash, and Keith will remove it at the end of your stay.

If you are using the common area for a bonfire or barbeque please use the wood supplied at the site and not the split wood for the cabins.