Boogaloo Camp

The location, the tents, the facilities were good. Staff was excellent and accomodating

Tents could get a bit warm (understandably so in summer) and the kitchen could have had some oil or paper towels or tongs

The facilities were great and they listened to our preferences. Accomodation exceeded our expectations. Can’t wait to come back.

Nothing.

A nice atmosphere, all the essentials, perfect for one night.

Great place to unwind and disconnect. The facilities were absolutely amazing with a very warm homely feel. Equip with a full kitchen, amazing shower, toilet facilities including providing a FREE laundry self service. Stunning place to stay with a very short drive to some of the best places to visit in the southwest region.

I really can't say there was anything I didn't like about the place.

Quiet location. Loved the uniqueness of the yurts and the pods. Convenient access to local town without being noisy or busy with road traffic. Bedding details and thought inside the yurt was really good. Lovely people who run the business who helped made the stay.

Maybe outside seating for each individual pod would have helped.

Nice domed tents, spacious and nicely decorated. There is no electricity but powerbanks and lanterns are provided if needed. Very friendly host.

Shared facilities. Not all windows are covered so use an eye cover or wake up very early. Located next to the highway which gives some noise. Can get cold during the night.

The linen, the side tables, the "concept" this experience & facility to be a glamping experience or a unique experience. It is not camping and not worth 155-255/night.

Not glamping - its just a bed in a tent with basic shared facilities. It was a double bed but advertised as a queen. It was evident that tents, bathrooms and kitchen were not thoroughly cleaned. Light noise (internal tent disco from flashing lights). Noise - quiet hours not monitored - banging in the kitchen after 10, washing machines and tank noise going after midnight, visitors not understanding camping etiquette as no notices on quiet times and guidelines. Onsite mgt failing to monitor noise and feedback or clearing areas at noted quiet times. lack of privacy/barriers to create illusion or actual privacy. Banging doors on dome structures as no soft closing features, and smokers in non-smoking camps. We were also surrounded by residential blocks close to the main road just outside Augusts rather than private rural settings as portrayed on the website. Essentially - its a