FAQ's
These are brief answers to questions asked most often.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to give us a call.
What is to road from the highway to Wonboyn like?
Wonboyn Road is a sealed bitumen road.
Is the park right on the water?
No. It is about 300 meters from the lake.
How far is it to the nearest beach?
The closest beach is Greenglade - 4.5km.
Is the road to the beach bitumen?
No. It is an all-weather National Parks track. Please see photo and other information HERE.
Is swimming in the ocean safe?
The beaches are not patrolled, and there are rips and dumping waves when the surf is up. Common sense and/or knowledge of the ocean is required as with all beaches.
Are the waves any good for surfing or body boarding?
According to surfers it breaks better on the beach on the north of Baycliff. Our young kids prefer a calm day at Greenglades.
Do you have a camp kitchen?
We have BBQ facilities & two kitchen sinks for clean up, with a small fridge.
Are there any shops in Wonboyn?
Just us! There are currently no other shops in Wonboyn. We stock essentials including bait & ice, frozen bread & milk and some other snacks at our reception. We also serve gourmet coffee daily.
The nearest fuel and bottleshop is 10mins drive at Kiah, while the closest supermarket is 25mins at Eden.
Are pets allowed? Are they allowed in cabins?
Yes, pets are allowed in some cabins depending on the breed. Pets will incur a $30 surcharge to cover extra cleaning required. For further information, please be sure to read BRINGING PETS.
What is there for children to do in the park?
In the park itself the swimming pool is always very popular in summer, as is feeding the birds year round - and families create their own fun in the form of beach trips & games, picnics, lake swimming, bush-walking etc. In late December, January and at Easter there are always dozens of kids of all ages in the park who ride their bikes and socialize with newly met friends.
Is linen supplied?
Yes
What about the water quality? Can I drink it?
We have recently installed a double sediment and UV treatment filter to our tank water. It is lovely pure rainwater. We do not have it tested by NSW Health/Food Authority.
Please, find more information HERE.
Our attitude is mostly pretty relaxed, and there's nothing we hate more than having to police our guests. Essentially our rules and requests are based on common sense, everyday neighbourly courtesy and environmental awareness, but there are some that are less obvious. To ensure there are no grey areas, we ask that you take a moment to print them out and discuss them with your family and friends.
Still with a question? Get in touch.