Upper Coopers Creek Hotel Guide - Snows Gully Nature Reserve hotels in Upper Coopers Creek, Australia.

"Was peacefull and relaxing, would of been nice to have ice trays in the freezer also to have new candles as the ones on the tables weren't replaced from previous guests. The water pressure in the shower was pretty much non existant. All in all nice little spot beautiful little cabin well maintained property. Would likely stay again"

"Beautiful property and tiny home.We did the Minyon Falls walk which was wonderful.We loved every minute here and will return again "

"Really clean, very comfortable, loved the big bed and the outdoor shower!!! Very private, and you can’t get much closer to nature than this! The creek is very pretty, and the bubbling sound of little gentle waterfalls over and between the boulders is very relaxing. A fabulous place to unwind, and wished our stay could have been longer! Communication with our hosts was excellent.Very pet friendly especially for an active dog; somewhat challenging for old dogs (as ours is) We loved the location, as it felt very remote, and the creeks and sights nearby are worth visiting. Not too far from the coast, although allow more travel time than Google maps will tell you Watch out for “Joe Blake” who has a special sleeping pozzie - at least, that’s where we saw a medium sized carpet python both mornings of our stay. We heard many varieties of birds, visuals not so much, as the tree canopies are pretty high. "

"Love the waterfalls plus the areas. Lovely hostess with the cute dogs. And thank you for the fire pit ready to enjoy. Badger "

"It is an amazing wildlife get away with lots of cute areas to explore around the property. The hosts and people surrounding are the kindest people and we’re just sad we couldn’t have stayed longer. The only thing we struggled with was getting to other places around as we don’t drive but highly recommend if you do drive "

"Beautiful location deep in the Nightcap National Park. Plenty of birdlife and walking tracks. The gravel road was a surprise on first run to property however if you want that degree of seclusion it is worth it and we easily navigated it each day, even on a dark rainy night in a sedan. There is plenty to explore in the area. Each night we sat around the firepit listening to the sunset birdsong and star gazing. Appreciated the break from technology and, if needed, there was good reception at the front gate. Stayed seven nights during school holidays, would choose to stay longer outside that period. Well worth a visit, highly recommend. "