Dorrigo Mountain Holiday Park

Owner was incredibly nice. Was rather warm even with the small plug in heater, very nice view, nice shower, very clean, community centre with old pool table, kitchen and community fridge with a few things in. Owner was incredibly kind. Tv was working and logged into someone else’s netflix account. Would not recommend if tall. I am about 5 11 to 6 feet tall and my feet hanged off the bed. I also hit my head leaving the patio.

Over priced, old and run down Tent site $35 Big kitchen Hot water , but whole building never been cleaned Roof lysart blocked with leaves Tiles dirty Location good if you’re doing bush walk, but better to go to the show grounds if you’re camping Cabins are not worth $140 a night

This is a hidden gem on top of the range. Pricing is comparable to other places. The cabin we had was adequate but could have included a sofa or something to sit on instead of wooden bench stools. The park owner/manager was a friendly and helpful person.

Our family of 3 adults and 2 small children, were booked in for 2 nights in Cabin 4. We stayed for 3 hours! During that time, we tried to sound brave, telling ourselves it's only for two nights. The cabin walls were made of plywood and the whole place looked like it hadn't changed at all since the 70s. Everything looked old and dirty. The bed linen looked like it hadn't been changed for decades. The lady on Reception had told us that we could use the Meeting Room where there was a pool table, so we went there. There was a pool table, with pool balls but the cloth on the table had lots of rips and the cues didn't have any tips on them, so we couldnt really play pool. The bookcase was full of old mildewed books that I felt uncomfortable touching. The whole place seems to have been frozen in time is dirty and uncomfortable. Back in the cabin, we sat the kids down for lunch and my granddaughter had a massive Huntsman Spider on her - this wouldn't have been a problem normally- I know we were in the National Park, but we were all then on edge and worried that we'd have spiders on us while we slept. We realised none of us felt comfortable enough to get any sleep in such horrible, dirty surroundings so we scarpered. The lady on reception did not seem at all surprised that we checked out after 3 hours - I guess it happens regularly. The surroundings are lovely. If you have your own caravan, it would be great. I wouldn't stay in a cabin, though, unless you like musty smells, damp, dirt, spiders and 70s decor.

Very friendly staff. Stayed over night it was very wet and cold. The cabins are old but very clean. Very interesting town to walk around. Only 1km to the rainforest and National park look out. would be back

We stayed in Cabin 13, 1 bedroom cabin. Booked for 3 nights. The guy at checkin was great! On entering there was a strong stale musty odour that persisted even though we left all the windows open during our stay. Sadly these cabins are in desperate need of repair and housekeeping. Timber flooring is rotting. Ceiling is thick with dust. Kitchen cabinets are rickety and in need of restaining. Shower screen wouldn't slide properly in the track and difficult to close. Hotplates were rusty and very old. Window flyscreens were filthy with cobwebs and "mould spots" There was a big hole in the kitchen screen large enough to fit your hand through where the room started to fill with insects of a night All this for the bargain price of $140 per night. Please Note no refunds after checkin. Sad that the owners care so little about the upkeep of their cabins in this beautiful parkland. Very difficult to feel the holiday vibe in such a depressing shabby cabin.