My husband and I stayed at the eungella chalet on our honeymoon in1985 when the area was a busling little comunity of farmers and timber industry workers. They made us feel so welcome that we always wonted to go back, but sadly due to our job we just never seem to get the time untill recently when my son was looking on the internet for some were to go as a family and he found the chalet now has family cabins so we booked for the week. We were surprised to find that most of the farmers and timber workers have now gone and the whole town seem to have slowed down but we were very pleased to see the chalet is still going strong. There are different owners now but it is still a friendly casual layed back sort of place to stay, and the owner and staff were great and couldn't be more helpfull,the food was great, such a wide range to choose from and presented beautifully, My son, daughter in law and grandson, had a great time swimming in the pool, playing tennis and going for walks in the... more