Find hotels near Karuah National Park, from CA $70

"Just love the Garden Cabin. Compact yet spacious and meets our needs. Quiet and relaxing. Staff are very friendly and the facilities are well kept and clean."

"Very convenient for an overnight stay "

"Staying at the holiday home was a peaceful escape—beautifully decorated, spotlessly clean, and nestled in a serene location. Waking up to the sounds of nature and enjoying coffee on the patio made it feel like a true retreat. Everything we needed was thoughtfully provided, making our stay incredibly comfortable."

"We had a great time at the house. Loved the place. Just a few small problems. We will book again."

"The house is much more spacious than it looks online. It is very comfortable, including a large wrap-around balcony with lovely views on the water. The property is 1 hour drive from Nelson Bay so its quite far to travel if you have activities planned in that area but it's a very comfortable house, with laundry, 2 showers 2 bedrooms. The kitchen is well fitted and overall I would highly recommend it. "

"Beautiful room , clean , comfortable bed . Everything you need 😊 thanks for a great stay "

"Very roomy space with magic views of the water. Main bedroom has the view to wake up to. Limited cooking facilities but eating out options not far away. Hosts were friendly and helpful but considerate about not being intrusive. Access to accommodation could be challenging for some but this also guaranteed a lovely quite and tranquil mini break. The dog friendly apsect was fantastic. "

"This house has everything a large or small family needs. Beds and pillows are very comfortable. The kitchen is well equipped. They even have toys our kids were very entertained. The games room is another plus, we will definitely be planning to stay again."

"Its a great place for a couple of families akd dog friendly, but we had a major issue we didnt pick up in the listing. One of the main adult rooms was missing a balcony door out to the elements. We booked the property for the middle of winter, so with the wind/weather coming through of an evening, the room was uninhabitable. I was promptly advised when i raised it, that it was disclosed in the listing and its up to me to do the due diligence which i dont disagree with. However, whilst I found it in the finer print amongst all the detailed info about check in etc, its hugely misleading to advertise the room as available for use and then expect the prospective tenant to investigate further that the room is actually uninhabitable or expect the tenant to even consider that a property isnt exactly what shows up in the search . The door had been physically removed and there was no effort for a temporary solution if any description. There was some suggestion of someone coming to fix it but nothing happened on that front nor any suggestion of providing additional dooners to face the elements or consider a discount given the lack of room. Pretty disappointing responses from the agent, so my suggestion is to check whether there is a door to your room - a critical offering when advertising that a property "sleeps" 12 when clearly it doesnt!"