Guest's can walk around the property, around the main beautiful queenslander, is private and restricted from visitors

- WiFi available - No pets allowed - Free Potable water - Gas BBQ is available - This property is suitable for kids - No unregistered guests or visitors are allowed - No smoking allowed inside the tiny home, except around the firepit - Mobile reception is good for Telstra; while other providers are weak - Please bring your own food and water as we are a “self-catering accommodation” - We would like to advise guests that longer stays or later check-outs will incur an additional charge Important note: - BBQ grills and outdoor fire pits are not available during a total fire ban - Due to the nature of the property, abundant wildlife may be present in the surrounding areas - For stays of 5 nights or more, an additional cleaning fee will be collected to help maintain the cassette toilets and ensure a clean and fresh experience for all guests.

Food Scene: - The Wild Vine Imbil – A highly-rated café & restaurant in nearby Imbil with seasonal, locally-inspired dishes and great coffee — excellent for breakfast, lunch or a relaxed meal. - Village Green Cafe – Cozy local café in Amamoor serving coffee, brunch and light bites in a friendly country setting. - Rusty Rails Cafe – Unique historical-style café at the Mary Valley Rattler site in Gympie, great for breakfast or lunch with a local vibe. - Kandanga Pub - offers fabulous pub food with a friendly atmosphere. - Bonus Nearby Spots - Diablo Co – Local distillery in Gilldora with drinks (bring snacks or pair with other stops). - Kevies Muster Bar – Bar in the wider Amamoor Creek area for casual drinks (often with food available nearby). - Tip: The Dagun Growers Market (at Dagun Railway Station) is also a great stop on Saturdays for fresh local produce, snacks, coffee and more — especially if you enjoy casual and local eats. - Amamoor Store, just a quick 4 minute drive, provides the best hamburgers, great pizza's, fuel, and grocery items. Sightseeing: - Imbil markets held every Saturday morning - Kenilworth for amazing donuts and swimming holes - Dingo Creek Winery Shopping and Groceries: - IGA - Imbil - only 15 minute drive - Gympie - Coles, Woolies, Aldi, only 12 minute drive Parks & Nature: - Amamoor State Forest - swimming, picnics, nature walks Festivals, Arts, & Culture: - Annual Gympie MusterLocal & Region-Specific Arts & Culture Festivals - Mary Valley Art Festival – A visual arts event showcasing local and regional artists with exhibitions, workshops and demonstrations usually in July in the Mary Valley area (Imbil / Gympie region). - Mary Valley Scarecrow Festival – Runs around September, celebrating community creativity with dozens of fun and quirky scarecrow displays around the valley towns. - GourMay Mary Valley – A food & cultural festival throughout May with farm tours, dinners, walks and local maker experiences. - Music & Performance Festivals Nearby - Mitchell Creek Rock N Blues Fest – A boutique rock/blues festival in Kandanga Creek with camping, live music and good vibes (usually September). - Freedom Music Festival – A music festival in Calico Creek (check current dates, often local and community-oriented). - Gympie Music Muster – A large country music festival in Amamoor Creek State Forest in August with music, dancing and workshops. - Bigger Cultural Events on the Sunshine Coast (Day trips from Dagun ~1–2 hours drive) - Horizon Festival (1–10 May) – A 10-day arts, performance, workshops and cultural celebration across the Sunshine Coast, including First Nations art and contemporary works. - Australian Wearable Art Festival (July) – A stunning visual art meets fashion event with runway shows of creative wearable works. - Noosa Alive! (July) – Multi-arts festival with theatre, music, dance, visual arts and talks. -Noosa Jazz Festival (late August – early September) – Jazz concerts and events in beautiful Noosa settings. - Rangebow Festival (October) – Celebration of diversity, art and community across hinterland towns like Montville and Maleny. - Sunshine Coast Chamber Music Festival (June) – Classical & contemporary music in scenic venues.