Corynnia Station
Visit the accessible Australian outback whilst staying in delightful, 1940's cottages set within glorious gardens. Corynnia Station is situated at Carrathool on the edge the Hay Plains, half way between Adelaide & Sydney. 50 minutes drive from Griffith & 1 hour from Hay, Corynnia Station is adjacent to Mid Western & Sturt Highways & Kidman Way.Corynnia Station is a large working property & our farming enterprises include irrigated crops such as rice as well as sheep & cattle. Enjoy the outback tranquillity, take a walk & experience our vast outback skies, enjoy a paddock picnic, bird watching & observing native wildlife. Relax in the garden or refresh with a dip in our garden swimming pool.Corynnia Station has been featured in publications including Australian House & Garden, Good Taste, Your Garden & Gardening Australia. Corynnia has also been the site for the film 'Doing Time For Patsy Cline' as well as the Nissan metiorite ad. Additional Information:Pet friendlyAstronomers - vast, clear skies Birdwatchers - 1000 acre dry swamp is a haven for birds & native wildlifeAccess only by 4WD during wet conditionsDry weather airstrip available by prior arrangement with personal insurance 850 m long/no overrun/21-03 ...read more
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We were so disappointed with our stay here. We had booked 'The Barracks' but on arrival we were told it was unavailable and we had been moved to 'Maxie's retreat' which is bunkhouse accommodation, sharing with other people and sharing bathroom facilities. All the families sharing with us were also not aware they would be sharing and one couple with a small baby felt so uncomfortable they spent the night in the room trying to keep their baby settled. The house and gardens are nice, but not worth the long drive on unsealed roads and the welcome was pretty basic. Nothing in fridge, no milk for a cuppa or even cold water. No special touches that made you feel at all welcome. I would not recommend this place and all the couples that stayed the night we were there said they also felt very gypped as to the style of the accommodation.