This was the highlight of our holiday for me. We took two classes with Agnes: cup making and plate glazing. Both were good fun and well organised, with just the right amount of direction and creative leeway. The cafe on site does excellent scones and coffee, and they have a large menu available for lunch including woodfired pizza and gelato. We enjoyed watching Julie on the wheel, and Maria made us feel very welcome.

Stayed at Poets Cottage for three nights and did some great walks. The cottage was comfortable and contained the essentials that we needed to self cater. Particularly enjoyed just sitting on the verandah watching the birdlife (but beware the early morning cock crow!) The hikes we did amongst the forest and sandstone cliffs and caves were fascinating although some involved a hike out from the cottage as they are not accessible by a 2WD hire car. Had a wonderful pizza at the pottery Cafe, seeing the pottery creations and talking with some of the potters at work. Maria was a friendly and welcoming host.

We stayed in Kellie's campground at Pilliga Pottery for 2 nights earlier this month. The camp sites are spacious, under trees and many have their own camp fire pit. The camp ground has an amenities block (2 composting toilets) and even hot showers. The extensive walking tracks around the property offer walks for all levels of walkers and, from the high points, provide wonderful views across the region. The Blue Wren cafe serves delicious and reasonably priced food. The pizza we had for dinner one night was particularly yummy. We loved the relaxed and friendly atmosphere of the whole place. It was like becoming part of a small community. One of the potters, Joel, was very friendly and was happy to answer all our questions about the pottery process and the farm itself - we really appreciated it. Kimmie in the cafe was always very welcoming and helpful, not only about the food, but also the walks. We are keen to return again one day soon and would recommend it to other campers.

Very quiet place. Sign was good but under the tree, so it was hard for me to see. The road driving in needs to improve a little. I guess it was a big rain before our trip, so it was rather muddy. Staff was very helpful and nice. I will visit again. but hopefully with the road improve soon.

It was suggested we drop in to Pilliga Pottery. It should have been suggested we go and stay there. We enjoyed it so much we camped overnight and could have stayed longer if we had scheduled it into our trip. Enjoyed the staff, enjoyed the pottery shop, loved the drive out to Marie's Walk and the walk. I'd say the walk is a level 5, especially in the way down. We took our walking poles and we were glad we did. Didn't appear that anyone had been out there for a while either. Definitely 4wd in spots to get out there. We chose a special piece of pottery which we decided it could be our wedding anniversary treat. Our daughter is a potter so that is saying something that we bought someone else's work. You can have pottery lessons and make items to send have sent home after firing. It's rustic, it's quirky, staff with a sense of humour - our kinda place. Reminds me of our home in Hahndorf.

This is a must see and stay, they also have a cafe/restaurant with great coffee and wood fired pizza. The accomodation was cute, we stayed in the one bedroom and were able to bring our dogs. Comfy beds and a good shower. We did a glazing class which was fun, the staff are lovely & the pottery ypu can purchase is beautiful. Next time we will do some of the surrounding bush walks and have some of the gillato 🧁.