Waterfront Vacation guest House.

" This quaint guest house blends the best of rural life with the sophisticated pleasures of bush treats and elegant surrounds" Whether it's a starlit cooking experience, comfortable sleep-ins booking a stay in our guesthouse, or a short bush food tour, come celebrate our First Nations food culture guest lake house... Indulgence awaits each guest. Situated behind a discreet gate within the lake grounds Waterfront Vacation guest House attached to the main home boasts all the benefits of a lake guest house with a little extra luxury and service. A gated entrance ensures complete privacy. An expansive sunlit terrace overlooks the garden and lawn area leading you down to the willow-strewn lakeshore. An antique queens size bed, modern bathroom are just a few of the beautiful features adjacent to the lounge/dining area, overlooking the garden and lake with flowering gums, ashes, and native garden beds. In the evening the communal outdoor fire pit surrounded by a pond will be lit unless fire restrictions are in place - offering our guests a perfect place to enjoy a quiet drink under the starry skies. In the lounge and dining area, you find comfortable sofas in front of a fireplace, scattered cushions, and sunny nooks with warm throws, making deciding where to recline a tough decision. There is a selection of books and magazines to provide plenty of entertainment alongside a 42-inch flat-screen television with Netflix and free WiFi access. In the adjacent kitchenette, you will find all the The satisfaction of our guests is our greatest reward. Our vision is to have an unprecedented focus on service and care for food, plants, and the environment of the Australian bush. Since (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) , our focus has been to be more culturally supportive. In doing so we have received a number of reviews from our bush tucker cooking class experience accommodation. Attributing the wealth of our traditional roots knowledge on bush food incorporated with our very own ever-expanding gardens around the property's lakeshores. As well as taking the opportunity to participate and align our business within other cultural tours on offer in the Shepparton region. We have been privileged to remain one of the few eco-friendly businesses for the past 9 years. Join us and discover how our family staff is ready to make your stay and cooking experience exceptional. Situated just across the causeway from Shepparton, Mooroopna has an identity all of its own. Known as the Fruit Salad City, Mooroopna is nestled amongst orchards familiar to the region. Located between Mooroopna and Shepparton, Gemmills Swamp is a wildlife reserve that encompasses 170 hectares of Red Gum floodplain forest and Tall Spike Rush wetlands. It is not uncommon to see a breathtaking array of pelicans, ibis, swans, egrets, and ducks habituating in and around Gemmills Swamp as it provides a unique and diverse environment. The extensive bike and walking paths throughout Greater Shepparton extend to Mooroopna where you can experience the friendliness and hospitality Moorooopna has to offer. There are a lot of great reasons to come and enjoy Greater Shepparton, but how do you get here? If traveling along the Hume Highway between Melbourne and Shepparton or Sydney and Shepparton, why not explore the beautiful Goulburn River Valley region. By Car Melbourne Route Travel the Tullamarine Freeway and Western Ring Road out of Melbourne, turn on to the Hume Freeway followed by the Goulburn Valley Highway beyond Seymour, past Nagambie, and on into Greater Shepparton. Time: 188km - 2 hours Toilet Map Route Planner Why not use this family-friendly site that plans your trip to Greater Shepparton from anywhere in Australia, and even tells you where the public toilets are on the way. A great way to plan for those 'little' stops with the kids. Public Transport Airport Direct is a small regional bus service with a timetable that conveniently connects with V-Line coaches and trains in Wangaratta, Benalla, and Shepparton, providing trouble-free travel to and from Melbourne Airport. More information on timetables and fares or to purchase your ticket. V-Line trains and buses run numerous times a day from Southern Cross Train Station in Melbourne to Greater Shepparton. For travel information and an up-to-date timetable, please visit the V-Line website or ph (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Buses and Taxis Buses and taxis operate a regular service throughout Greater Shepparton. Local bus timetables are available from the Greater Shepparton Visitor Centre Coo-EE Cooking Class Experience. Guests must book this extra experience a minimum of 7 days ahead. Held only on Saturday evenings from 3 pm to 7 pm, prepared by you our guest as the sun heads to the west with guidance from your host. The meal — served under the milky way somewhere with weather permitting near the water edge, illuminated by lights and a fire pit ( When no fire restrictions are on )— is accompanied by your meal brought to your table by your hosts. Students can expect a plethora of Indigenous Australian flavours to put on their plates, such as lemon myrtle-infused kangaroo and fresh local yabbies with chili and finger lime-dressed salad. COO-EE cooking school currently focuses on an exclusive group of 2 to 4 people as accommodation guests only. Price $145 per person. Includes. : All traditional bush food ingredients to make a three-course meal. : A tasting and gathering food tour. From our garden. : PowerPoint presentation on bushtucker and recipe for the evening's meal. : One bottle of Aboriginal wine. To enjoy with your meal. : Guided instruction from Bush tucker Murri woman Avalon Karatau. : Table and chairs set up for the evening meal. : Yidika music playing in the background while you enjoy the meal you prepared. : And Dreamtime story talked and drawn in the sands on the banks of Craigmure Lake. After your meal.