ok lets sum things up. Lee and her husband are the 2nd owners of this property. They've just spent a large sum of money doing up the interior cafe in order to sell it so Lee can now spend more time at home with her elderly husband. They have owned it 20 odd years. I've read many of the negative posts on here, so I'm going to focus on the positives. Something to keep in mind :- The small admission fee of $8.50 an adult (first of all isn't much to ask) but pays Lee's wages, puts petrol in her mower so she can have neat lawns for guests & helps run a cafe to feed guests. There is a pathway that leads to the viewing tower which has many stairs, (so not suitable for the disabled or those with mobility issues), however viewing still possible from the ground. You press a button at the base of the stairs and it gives you audio on the craters. The fence is there for your own safety. Only low, so watch your kids. The craters give off a magnetic field (hence NO DRONES ALLOWED). They crash & cannot be retrieved. The craters are very dangerous if walked on by people with pacemakers etc. Not to mention the bottomless crater pits/drowning and dangerous for small children. Lee gave me a great kickstart to the self guided tour by explaining the basics. I found her to be super friendly, informative and after all these years still interested in what she does. She enjoys being there, She also interacted well with a young man who was there at the same time. Lee also sells her hand made sewing items in the gift shop. The time spent there depends on how interested you are in the craters, geo rocks, fossils, crystals, stones, gift shop, & old machinery in the back shed. I was there at least 30 minutes, possibly more and also had a good chat with Lee. If you're in the area, why not pop in. How many tourist attraction can you do for under $10. It's been going for 47yrs so they must be doing something right. Take a blanket and enjoy a picnic under the beautiful Poinciana tree. It's sad that some people just see 'holes in the ground'. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the signs out at the craters need fixing, some area missing, some have faded. I recommend popping in if you're in the area. Thanks for sharing your property with the public. SUGGESTIONS:- I'd love to see an alien/volcano/meteorite/Dinosaur themed mini golf course on the property, which I think would be ideal. And a wheelchair friendly pathway built right around the outside of the craters with a few bench seats along the way.

Easy flat small walk to craters. Fascinating history very parcular. Nice shady areas. Wish the new owners all the best with their future plans and renovations. The area is smaller than I thought has potential. Small admission fee seniors concession

A fascinating geological formation which is worth visiting. The young couple who have recently purchased this property have done lots of research about these mysterious craters. They have great plans for this place and we wish them well. It is well worth buying a coffee and enjoying the garden.