Six architect-designed, fully self-contained, one to four bedroom cottages, accommodate from one couple to 14 people. Each offers comfort, character and privacy with stunning valley views.
The property covers 200 acres of natural bushland, including a spectacular region of lush rainforest and boasts many native birds and animals. Black fish, trout, and fresh water cray inhabit this unspoiled creek running from the Angahook State Forest. Our recreation park is the ideal place for group and family BBQs, with mini golf, a playground, swimming pool, spa and sun deck.
Follow the track down and call at the reception office after 2pm. If reception is unattended we will be close by - just go to your cottage and we will come to you later on, the cottage will be unlocked with the key in the door.
Children and extra guests can stay by prior arrangement. The cost is $25 per person.
Car parking is on site and undercover in most of the cottages.
From Melbourne
King Parrot is located 8 kilometres from Deans Marsh (about 2 hours drive from Melbourne)
From Melbourne, take the West Gate bridge and follow the signs to Geelong (75 km)
Once in Geelong, follow the signs to Winchelsea (37 km)
Take the Deans Marsh Rd turn off from Winchelsea to Deans Marsh (24 km)
From Deans Marsh General Store, continue South to the next corner, turn right into Pennyroyal Valley Road (with Deans Marsh Primary School on the left)
Proceed along Pennyroyal Valley Road, across Pennyroyal Station Road and past the Gentle Annie Berry Farm
Over the bridge, turn right into Dunce Track and drive up the hill for 2 kilometres
The King Parrot entrance is to the left
From Lorne
King Parrot is located 24 kilometres from Lorne (about 20 minutes drive). Located on the Great Ocean Road, Lorne is a stone's throw from Port Campbell, the 12 Apostles and the skipwreck coast
From Lorne, take the Deans Marsh Road turn off from the Great Ocean Rd to Deans Marsh (24 km)
Before the Deans Marsh General Store, turn left into Pennyroyal Valley Road (with Deans Marsh Primary School on the right)
Proceed along Pennyroyal Valley Road, across Pennyroyal Station Road and past the Gentle Annie Berry Farm
Over the bridge, turn right into Dunce Track and drive up the hill for 2 kilometres
The King Parrot entrance is to the left
If you tire of gazing out at the magnificent views there is plenty to stir your interest outside.
For the energetic, a walk down the valley into the rainforest area is a must. Here you can follow the course of the stream as it winds its way through spectacular fern forest. Giant ferns, waterfalls and towering native trees combine to offer a first rate bush walking experience. There are a range of walks to choose from, the easiest being a leisurely 45 minute stroll and the most challenging being a 5 hour walk into the Angahook State Forest.
Our outdoor pool and spa is perfect for lounging around and the nearby BBQ facilities allow for poolside catering.
You can fish for yabbies in our dam (equipment is provided).
We have our own 18 hole mini golf course that is ideal for families or for practicing your putting, or you can visit the public golf courses at Lorne and Anglesea.
Lorne is only 30 kilometres away and offers magnificent coastal scenery and world class beaches.
Just down the road is a berry farm where you can pick your own berries in season or turn your hand at trout fishing. Horse riding is also available locally.
There are a number of friendly country pubs and restaurants within half an hours drive offering good meals, friendly service and local wines.
... and at the end of a full days activities you can relax in front of the wood fire and watch some of our complimentary latest release videos.
