Yorke Peninsula cabin rentals

My 15 year old son and I have only glowing things to say about our 3 night stay at The Pink Lake Tiny House 😊 To begin with, the location was beautiful and unique - directly across from the Pink Lake, with its stunning sunrises and shifting hues of...pink! Noise from the trucks and semis on the main road was surprisingly reassuring, as there’s not much around other than the yummy cafe next door, and the church which was empty during our mid-week stay. It was the epitome of an Australian country getaway experience - somehow the perfect balance of serenity in nature, and intermittent buzz of humanity! The tiny house itself was such a delight. Super modern, gorgeous mix of Japanese and European influence, with a fresh clean smell that welcomed us the minute we stepped through the door. My son loves all things Japanese, so the experience of sleeping on futon beds in the upstairs lofts, (complete with cute plush toys and tatami mats on the floor), removing shoes inside, and the overall “cute” vibe of the house will have to do until he is able to actually make the trip to Japan! Like many others, I’m becoming obsessed with the concept of living in a small house, and The Pink Lake Tiny House was the perfect first experience to see how it’s done. The eco-toilet was not smelly at ALL, and was easy to use with clear instructions from Michael, our host. We felt very conscious of the water and power we were using, and felt more inclined to respect the little patch we were living on for those 3 nights 😊 Very inspiring. Our host Michael definitely deserves his super host rating...easy to communicate with, speedy email responses to questions, and one of our highlights was when he thoughtfully drove up with a fire pit on our last night, providing deck chairs, marshmallows, and a chat! We’d thoroughly recommend this place, and we have a feeling we’ll be back again soon!

Good property right on the waterfront. Everything provided in a lovely quiet part outside of town. We thoroughly enjoyed watching the sun come down directly in front of us