Cedar Creek Lodges

Great location with lots of activities

Accommodation was great, small lovely touches greatly appreciated. However staff not as refined un helpful at best, such a let down. The one ray of sunshine was Kaye, clone her and you would have the perfect team. Kiosk timetabled to be open until 4 as per their own website left dismayed customers looking for lunch at 2pm to find everything locked up! Website inaccuracies.

We had a fabulous holiday at Cedar Creek Lodges. From the moment we booked until checkout the service was fantastic. The resort is a combination of a adventure park plus place to stay with everything from tent pitches to luxury lodges so it's an interesting mix of luxury and roughing it! We were lucky enough to be put in a glamping tent with its own hot tub which really was so deep and large it really was more like having our own hot pool! The tent had everything you could wish for from king bed to TV to amazing outdoor shower and bathroom. The whole outdoor area was fabulous with table and chairs, pool and bbq area. The only improvement I could suggest is to have some way to get to this area without having to go through the tent. We were there with a group who in order to visit us had to walk through our bedroom each time! We didn't see any of the other accommodation inside but our friends were in a lodge which they also said was great. The communal area of the lodges has a kiosk which serves everything from coffee to ice cream to burgers and pizza and a restaurant that serves what looked like a fabulous breakfast (we at at our tent) and serves dinner. We at dinner here together and had a lovely evening in a beautiful setting and really were blown away by the standard of food. There is also a bar and pool table area which our kids enjoyed. Then there is the park itself which is a separate business but is intertwined with the lodges. You can choose to do zip lining, treetop adventures, mining, panning and crazy golf. We did it all and our kids LOVED it! The thing to be aware of is if you have to book the zip line and treetop adventure in advance. Also beware the treetop adventure is quite scary for wimps like me. I had no idea! Mt Tambourine itself is a beautiful area and if I'd known I would have allowed more time to explore the area. There are lots of good places to eat (although a lot close in the evenings), some great cafes and tea houses and lots of quirky shops. You can also go wine tasting in the area. All in all this was a fabulous trip for a group with kids, can highly recommend.