
Oops we did it again! Travelers Choice Three Years Running!
Wooops! We did it again! For the third year in a row, we’re delighted to find out Kangaroo Ridge Retreat was awarded 2022 Travellers’ Choice award from TripAdvisor!
Wooops! We did it again! For the third year in a row, we’re delighted to find out Kangaroo Ridge Retreat was awarded 2022 Travellers’ Choice award from TripAdvisor!
We’re stoked! And it came as a big surprise to be included in Time Out Magazines 9 Best Off-Grid Getaways in Victoria. Thank you so much!
Woah! Our hearts just jumped of our chests! Thank you Broadsheet Melbourne for including us! We are over the moon to be on your top 6 list. Beautiful, remote cabins in Victoria where you can bunker down and watch the sun rise over the mountains.
It’s the vibe of the thing. It’s Kangaroo Ridge Retreat travel vibes to you! Introducing our ‘not your standard souvenir shop selling overpriced local products in the corner of the resort’ online shop – The Kangaroo Ridge Online Shop.
This New Normal of Ours – August 10th, 2020 – We want to recognise all the connected businesses and families to Kangaroo Ridge Retreat who are also affected by the lockdown announcements. These are the businesses and families supplying the fresh, delicious and amazing in-cabin experiences for our guests.
We’re humbled but nonetheless ecstatic and delighted to find out Kangaroo Ridge Retreat was awarded 2021 Travelers’ Choice award from TripAdvisor!
To eat in or eat out… we have all your tasty treats covered at Kangaroo Ridge Retreat. Pack light and enjoy the Yarra Valley from inside. But if you must go out here is a lovely taste guide!
Simply hilarious and just ace! We’re just stoked you came to visit. Thank you so much Deligracy. We’ll let your video do the talking.
Where to stay in the Yarra Valley. It’s a small mention, but an accommodation recommendation by the Traveller goes a long way.
Just 10 minutes’ north of the museum, Kangaroo Ridge Retreat is the poshest option nearby, with elegant cottages, sweeping views and a no-kids-allowed policy.’ – The Guardian.