Mixed feelings this time round
This was our second time staying at camping with goats. We came with a slightly larger group as it is such a great place for the kids to ride their bikes, kick around a ball, spot the koalas, seek out the Highland cows and of course, name every single goat.
Unfortunately though, the goats were penned in the yard for the majority of the time that we were there and it is a section of the farm that the human kids are not allowed to go into (there are many other paddocks that they can explore so long as they secure the gates properly). As this camp is called 'camping with goats', this was really disappointing for all.
When booking a place that offers only portaloos, we clearly weren't expecting top notch facilities, however, the portaloos that were available had no water to flush despite being cleaned on the Sunday morning; and there was no flap to cover what had already been deposited into the toilets so was not only disgusting to look at when going into the toilet but must also be incredibly unhygienic. This was especially an issue when there were 2 toilets for at least 30-40 people over the weekend.
To be clear, this was not an issue on our first visit and may have just been a hiccup this past weekend as there is a caretaker working while the owner is away but it was unpleasant enough to warrant comment.
It is a great place to stay, with the kids easily entertained exploring the property; and great firepits and stars at night. Very peaceful despite a full house too!