Awesome set up! Great friendly service. The huts are set up…read morereally well with everything that you could need. The restaurant is the best that we've eaten at down this way. Definitely a great place to come for a family get away!!

Disappointing - but a lovely setting!…read more We had been looking forward to this stay for a long time and were very disappointed. However it is a nice quiet setting and would be fun for groups of people but only in the summer. Beach huts - well sounds like they are on the beach, no it was a 5 minute walk along roads. Then when we get to the beach the sign "dangerous currents and beware of the snakes!" The beach huts themselves are quirky and fun but cold and there is no heating in the bathroom which was freezing! There is only a microwave in the room and a BBQ outside in the small garden area. However there is the village hall which has cooking facilities. The Restaurant was closed on the nights we were there, again disappointing as there is no where within walking distance to eat out!

Since we had to wait for the steam ranger to turn around we have about forty-five minutes to kill…read morein Goolwa. My friend suggested that there wasn't all that much in Goolwa, so we decided to go and visit the pub (though as it turns out there is more than just a tired old town at the end of the line). Anyway, unlike some of the other pubs that we visited this one is just your stock standard country pub with your stock standard beers on tap - nothing really all that fancy in style or substance. I guess that may have something to do with Goolwa not drawing anywhere near as many tourists as some of the other towns along the south coast. As for the pub, well, as I mentioned, it wasn't anything special, just a stock standard country pub, though you don't tend to feel as out of place as you would at other places (and the bar tender is nowhere near as talkative).

Ordinary Pub Grub? Not on your Life! what a surprise! Over…read morethe Queens Birthday long weekend our family were staying at a holiday house in Goolwa, SA, so before we travelled up from Adelaide, I thought I would pre- book a table for 5 at the Corio Hotel in the main street ,(just in case they were booked out) fortunately I did because they were fully booked for the Saturday night. They have two sittings for meals on Saturday evening @ 6..pm and 8.00pm, we booked in for the 6.00pm sitting. Not having eaten there before I was expecting the run of the meal Pub Grub, Boy was I wrong! I ordered Boston Bay Mussels with Tomato, Bacon and Chilli and I was truly surprised by the size of the crock pot with no less the 47 Mussels cooked to perfection(yes I counted them), my taste buds exploded with the combination of flavours that this meal contained. These Mussels are definitely on my list for the next time I return to the Corio. My wife Decided on the Lamb Shanks on a bed of Creamed mash potato, fortunately she decided to just have just the single serve (Entree size) for the meal was more the enough to fill one's hungry stomach. Again cooked to perfection. The 3 Children (Adults ) thought they would each have a schnitzel, which were so large they covered the plates and each one of them could not finish. All in all a great meal was had by all, the only fault that I could find was the variety in the salad and veggie bar, which was average, But this did not take anything away from our meals, of course it was a bit noisy in the dining room, but It was a Pub on a Saturday night! A highly recommended Country Pub, with a flair for serving up something different and delicious. But do book to avoid disappointment.