We stayed in a carriage with our two children, it is small but it's very comfortable and clean. The Sunset Tour was fabulous and the Active tour was excellent, we had Steve for both tours and he is a real credit to Undara, very knowledgeable and a great sense of humour.. Next visit will be for the Rock and Blues Festival!

We stayed in a swag-tent (which I was initially skeptical about booking as I didn't know what to expect). These are permanent canvas structures, built one step up off the ground. Even though there was only two of us, we chose to book the quad-tent as it has two tepee-shaped tents with a practical covered timber deck in between with a small table/chairs, small fridge, sink, kitchen bench/shelves, electric lighting and a powerpoint (to recharge camera batteries, phones, etc). The tent itself had two comfortable single beds in each tent (bring your own linen or rent it), electric lighting, heaps of ventilation that you can open/close and insect screens.
For those that camp, or book the swag-tents without the deck, or stay in the railway carriages, there is a large, covered, central, communal meeting/cooking area with pots/pans, large tables and a large fridge.
The pool area is beautiful, large and clean with a real resort feel.
The wildlife is a highlight - there are kangaroos hopping around (or just lazing around) the grounds everywhere. There are also many birds that visit the site, along with parrots drinking at the windmill and kookaburras to wake you up in the morning.
We did a couple of the shorter walking tracks that led to amazing views overlooking the area, but for the fitter people there are many other longer tracks that would be spectacular to do at sunrise/sunset.
Our reason for visiting was for the famous Opera in the Outback - held out in the open, under the stars. I've never been to an opera, I don't do opera, but this was an AMAZING experience and I plan to go back for this every year!
A tour of the Undara Lava Tubes is a must - they are breathtaking!

We were impressed with the campground and the wonderful wildlife in the area. The lava tubes were interesting but were far too over priced to be worth ones while. The tour guide was knowledgable and polite, but really should know when to put the breaks on the divorce jokes (particularly when leading a group of couples). Aside from the lava tubes, there was very little to do in the area. The landscape however lead to scenic bush walking.