Queen Bell Tent | Gore (single night stay)

Included in your stay, a complimentary wine tasting, 'drinks after work', home baked sourdough, and fresh eggs with access to our produce garden to cook your own breakfast.
  
Did we mention our posh loos? We have a beautiful amenities building with 7 showers, 6 toilets and a claw foot bath. This includes a disabled shower and toilet.

We have a BBQ, kettle and toaster in the camp kitchen and laundry for guests, with power points for charging phones, our tents are not powered, but we supply charged lanterns, heaters or fans as required. We have phone reception but are wifi free so you can disconnect.

You can add food to your order, like a platter, BBQ pack, camp oven, Brunch or breakfast wrap. Food needs to be ordered 3 days in advance of your arrival. 

There is a tree house, swing, garden, cows, sheep, donkey, chickens and our guardian Maremma to entertain children.

'William Thomas Gore' was a prolific architect who designed some of the finest buildings in the Limestone Coast, including the Glen Roy Shearing Shed, the first of three T-shaped stone sheds he did.  Other buildings include Yallum Park, the Royal Oak and many of the banks, council chambers, railway stations.

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