We booked Birthing Tree Tent Site B for two nights for $210, hoping for a quiet nature getaway with our four older children. Unfortunately, we left after the first night. It wasn’t until the second day that we realised there was also a Site C immediately beside us and Site D directly above us. The photos, map and reviews gave us the impression that A and B were the only tent sites in this area. Had the number and proximity of the sites been made clear, we wouldn’t have booked. We specifically chose this over a caravan park because we wanted space, peace and privacy in nature. Instead, multiple campsites are positioned within a very small area. For $210, we struggled to see the value when we’ve paid less at caravan parks with full amenities and activities for the kids. Exploring the creek was definitely the highlight, although there was only one small red kids’ kayak available, which again didn’t reflect the impression given by the photos. We were also looking forward to seeing the lambs, but after seeing the additional $60 cost noted on the map, we decided a trip to farm barn at $75 for all six of us offered better value. I understand this style of camping may suit others, but I think the listing needs to be much clearer about how many campsites are in the Birthing Tree area and just how close together they are. For us, the current photos and map did not give an accurate impression of the space or privacy you are actually booking.