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The Victoria Hotel
Set in Port MacDonnell, 26 km from Blue Lake, The Victoria Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
The Customs House Port MacDonnell
Featuring a garden and views of inner courtyard, The Customs House Port MacDonnell is a recently renovated apartment situated in Port MacDonnell, 26 km from Blue Lake.
The Barn Accommodation
Set on 5 acres of manicured, English style gardens, The Barn offers a tennis court, a 24 hour modern fitness centre, an award-winning steakhouse, and a Piano bar.
Clarendon Chalets
Set on 3 acres of gardens, this secluded property offers a children’s cubby house. All chalets feature a private patio offering lovely garden views. Some chalets offer a fireplace and spa bath.
Comfort Inn The Lakes
Offering a bar, Comfort Inn The Lakes is just 5 minutes' walk from the world-renowned Blue Lake. Guests enjoy free WiFi and stunning views over Mount Gambier.
Blue Lake Holiday Park
Set in Mount Gambier, 1.1 km from Blue Lake, Blue Lake Holiday Park has a number of amenities including an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and barbecue facilities.
Kookaburra Cottage - 10 minutes from Mount Gambier CBD
Located in Yahl, within 12 km of Blue Lake, Kookaburra Cottage - 10 minutes from Mount Gambier CBD offers accommodation with air conditioning. The property has garden and quiet street views.
Pine Country Caravan Park
Pine Country Caravan Park has mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking, situated in Mount Gambier, 2.1 km from Blue Lake.
What guests said about Port MacDonnell:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
A good day visit would be enough to see the area.
A good day visit would be enough to see the area. The information centre was terrific and professional in promoting the area but the shire needs to lift there game to update signage ( especially the blackfellows cave). Penguins should of been protected better from vermin before they were wiped out. A cleaner pier that's not covered in bird poop would of been nice also
Malcolm - 10Scored 10
A hidden gem of town - picturesque, historic, interesting...
A hidden gem of town - picturesque, historic, interesting and extremely friendly and welcoming locals who are proud of their town. The Periwinkle Cafe and the Victoria Hotel serve delicious meals and drinks with extensive options for all ages and dietary requirements. There is quite a lot to see and do in this small town - wished we had stayed longer!CatherineAustralia - 2.0Scored 2.0
Hasn't changed in size and infrastructure since the 1980s...
Hasn't changed in size and infrastructure since the 1980s extremely small place no growth in the town and very old and weathered town, we was glad that we stayed only two nights. We won't be coming back sorry.
GarryAustralia - 8.0Scored 8.0
Port McDonnell and surrounding towns/villages is a unique...
Port McDonnell and surrounding towns/villages is a unique place. The coastline fronting onto the great Southern Ocean is spectacular. Even on a slightly breeze day it takes little imagination to understand the difficulty and danger for the sailing ships of the 16th,17th and 18th century struggling against the might of the ocean swells and winds as they plied the treacherous shipwreck coast. The country side is rich in agricultural resources of many kinds. The proximity to the city of Mt Gambier adds to the value of a visit to the region. It is an easy and interesting drive from Adelaide along the limestone coastal Road this drive offers many chances to se the spectacular Coorong
peterAustralia - 8.0Scored 8.0
If the weather had been better we would have walked further...
If the weather had been better we would have walked further along the beach. The hotel had a good menu range and we enjoyed our meals. We enjoyed the tour of Adam Lindsay Gordon's cottage at Dingley Dell just north of Port Macdonnell.MarilynAustralia
