Cumberland River Holiday Park, Lorne

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Family Bungalow

Max 6 Adults

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This cabin has a gas oven and cooktop, refrigerator, gas heating, sitting and dining areas. It also offers satellite TV, ensuite bathroom and a timber deck with outdoor seating and views. All bedding, linen and towels are supplied.Please note, there is only one "limited power" power point in each bungalow suitable for charging of phones, laptops and camera batteries only. It is not suitable for appliances such as microwaves, toasters or hairdryers. (for medical equipment please consult the manufacturer)

Two-Bedroom Bungalow

Max 5 Adults

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Deluxe Villa

Max 6 Adults

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This deluxe 3-bedroom unit has a gas oven and cooktop, refrigerator, gas heating, sitting and dining areas. It also offers satellite TV, ensuite and an extra bathroom, and a timber deck with outdoor seating and views. All bedding, linen and towels are supplied.Please note, there is only one "limited power" power point in each bungalow suitable for charging of phones, laptops and camera batteries only. It is not suitable for appliances such as microwaves, toasters or hairdryers. (for medical equipment please consult the manufacturer)

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About This Property

Situated 8 km from Lorne on the Great Ocean Road, Cumberland River Holiday park features Cedar cabins and deluxe Riverview Chalets with views of the Cumberland River and the cliffs which overhang the (Read More) park. All units feature timber decking and outdoor firedrums.The accommodation comes with a flat-screen TV, gas heating, a private bathroom, and kitchenette with a small, full size fridge and oven.We can only supply one limited 7amp power point in each cabin which is only suitable for charging laptops and phones. This is due to a limited power supply, as all of the power to the park is self generated.There is a kiosk onsite which offers wood, ice, basic grocery items, ice-creams, confectionery and drinks.Guests can relax in the grounds, stroll along the riverbank, take walks into the National Park or visit the beach nearby. The holiday park offers a children's playground.Avalon Airport is 96 km from the property.

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Guest Ratings For This Property

8.4

Based on 372 Reviews

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Comfort

8.49

Cleanliness

8.49

Value For Money

7.95

Facilities

8.29

Guest Reviews

Mariam

family with young children

7.0

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Beautiful scenery, overall was a well needed break. 4 nights is sufficient.

Location is perfect for hiking to different locations. Beach is only accessible by crossing the great Ocean road which isn't ideal. Beach is often too cold and windy I would think it's best visited around late January. People go swimming in Comberland River water fall pond which is accessible by hiking, slightly tricky to access. The playground is basic so kids will get board after 3 days, get plenty of board games, bikes and scooters are recommended.

Only one issue encountered during the last night. There was a flood in the river which is apparently common. I wasn't satisfied with their actions and delivery of information to the residents of the park. No emergency drill or info session was held to update residents. I found out by accident because I decided to buy soft drink from the shop before going on a hike. I was intending to cross the river for my hike. If I hadn't found out I would have likely been stuck in the bush for days. The area isn't Internet accessible, to get any info you need to walk to the beginning of the park, to the main carpark to pick any signal which is often poor. No emergency drill was done at any points although residents were trapped in for the afternoon towards the evening. The only time we were debriefed was when a police officer came to the cabin to take number of occupants in case of evacuation in middle of night but that was at 9pm when it was already very dark.

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Published on 30 Dec 2023