Coonawarra Bush Holiday Park

The serene area and the quality of the glamping.

A lot to improve on but a fair try at glamping Toilets were a mess and overflowing onto the grass’s area. No toilet paper twice. Neighbours arrives after 10pm with headlights shining in our tent. Believe the tent spacing is too close for any privacy.

We went during winter and weren't aware that there was no internal heating, we booked the basic site. Do yourself a favour and upgrade. Location is good and it's a good way to experience the Coonawarra as there are limited accommodation options available, despite it being a fantastic place to explore

We stayed in the Hampton Bubbly 1. The concept is a great idea but not worth $249 for 1 night. Here are my cons and pros: CONS - we visited in August and the oil heater supplied did not warm the bubble up at all. It was so cold inside. It was warmer outside by the campfire. - my husband used the toulet/bathroom behind the camp kitchen & he said they were disgustingly filthy, though the toilet in the blue shed near the caravans was clean. - the smell of plastic inside the bubble was not very nice & consistent - couldn't see through most of the windows as they were foggy looking or yellow tinged due to weathering and age (they weren't foggy due to condensation) - not sure of the fake grass throughout PROS - peaceful location - close to wineries & Penola - staff friendly - bubble was something unique & different to stay in - deluxe upgrade was great - bed comfortable with electric blanket - own fire pit. Maybe visiting at a different time during the year would have provided a different experience in the bubble.

We enjoyed stargazing with the provided telescope. Great for looking at the moon and just enough to pick out some binary stars. Common areas like the kitchen and bathrooms were serviceable but not especially clean.

My husband and I thought we’d go way for a relaxing time and glamp for our wedding anniversary . Unfortunately we didn’t enjoy it as much as we thought . We ended up leaving quite tired. Looking back it would of been great for one night to experience glamping. We decided to do it as we saw it on tv. We stayed in the Hamptons 2 Bubble. The positives were *Friendly staff *Electric blanket for cold nights *Kookaburras in the morning was a delight to hear The negatives were *The bubble was way too hot during the day. If you wanted to stay in the bubble to read or relax you couldn’t . There was an air cooler but wasn’t effective during the day as it was in the evening *The mornings were way to bright so you couldn’t sleep in if you wanted to. (Bring an eye mask if considering staying) *One night was so windy that we thought the roof was going to come off and it was so loud that we didn’t sleep. Another night there was a baby crying the whole night so another night no sleep. *We didn’t like the idea of the cutlery , tea and coffee etc in the area where toilet was ( have in photos) This should be in the area where bed is not the toilet . We didn’t use it at all as a definite no no in our books. *The bath towel was so small that I think a nice bath sheet would of been an added luxury *Expensive for what you got . I’ve looked at prices of bnb’s and you can get so much more for a lot less Somethings to consider before booking. Check out weather. If you want it quieter don’t go public holidays or school holidays . This was just our experience. We were looking forward to going home to have a good night sleep which we clearly didn’t while staying there.