FAQs

If you book ahead, we offer our very own steamed Cambinata Yabbies with dipping sauces, as well as salad, bread, olive oils and our dukkahs. You can also buy frozen yabby soup. There are other meals available for those who don’t eat crustaceans or have special dietary requirements, so please just ask. Of course, the cottages themselves have kitchen areas (in the one-bed and two-bed but not double room configurations) so you can put together a feast of seasonal local produce you pick up along the way!

The total maximum occupancy for the eco-village is 48.

Yes, children are very welcome. There is a playground, sand area and large grassed area on site. We ask that you please ensure your children are not left unattended.

We recommend that you always bring something warm to wear at night, as nights can be cold all year round, especially outdoors. You can check the weather forecast for nearby Lake Grace.

From late April until mid June, crops of wheat, barley, lupins and peas are sown. From November to the end of December/early January these crops are harvested. Yabbies are caught all year round with the main season being November–May. Most days yabbies are sorted and or packed out to be despatched overseas, interstate and around WA.

You can access the internet and there is good phone coverage via the Telstra network. There may be poor reception via other networks.

The general store in Kukerin is 3 km from the cottages, and is open weekdays and Saturday mornings until 11:00 am. The Nenke family will be happy to help you out if you miss the shops!

Yes. Please note that if you cancel less than 7 days prior to your stay, you will lose your deposit.

At the time of booking, we collect a deposit of the first night’s stay to confirm your booking. The balance is due when you check out.