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Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort
311 Upper Monkerai Rd, Monkerai, New South Wales 2415 Australia
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311 Upper Monkerai Rd, Monkerai, New South Wales 2415 Australia
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Great location and some good facilities here. However there are a few things that need sorting out. Firstly even for peak period it’s too expensive and not 4.5 stars as claimed on the signage. The boutique spa room is just a slightly better cabin and not up to the standard of a proper hotel room. The water was brown and tasted really off, even though this was called out in the booklet at times of heavy rain - for me it is a basic requirement to have drinkable water in a 4.5 star resort and if you can’t drink from the tap it’s not acceptable for them to charge for bottled water. The cleaning of the rooms only takes place on request and the same goes for towels etc. There was rubbish left around the site that should have been tidied up by the staff. Generally the place needs a major facelift. The dining is expensive too for pretty basic food. Service was hit and miss too and they mixed up the order. It’s great that it’s pet friendly and has a lovely riverside location but really needs a refresh in terms of service and facilities for a place that charges so much. Also watch for the 5km mountain walk - the signage is very confusing and it’s easy to get lost.
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Date of stay: January 2021Trip type: Travelled with family
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We always enjoy staying at Riverwood Downs, however, $44 per night for a Parkland camp site with no power or water is getting a little ridiculous. Our friends stayed in a cabin and were charged $209 pn ( They did try to charge them $250 due to school holidays) for nothing more than a motel room. I think the pricing is very over the top.
Cafe prices are over priced also.
People that bring their dogs along need to learn to keep them on leads and clean up after them.
Having said that it is an enjoyable place to stay with loads of room right on the river.
Cafe prices are over priced also.
People that bring their dogs along need to learn to keep them on leads and clean up after them.
Having said that it is an enjoyable place to stay with loads of room right on the river.
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Date of stay: July 2020Trip type: Travelled with friends
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I stayed here as part of a weekend that had been organised by fellow acquaintances so didn't have a choice of the venue but did however have a choice of the accommodation standard.
They have rooms off the hall that we were using that were great for people who were prepared to be very close to the action but very basic. They were only suitable for people who were locals as you had to bring your own linen and the facilities were shared. Next step up were the cabins so a better standard although I didn't see in any of them and the best were the motel-style rooms, some of which had spas and as I like them, chose one of those. As I had my mum with me too this was crucial as she wasn't participating in the activities and so spent quite a bit of time in the room. For those who wanted to camp (not participants in our function) they brought tents, caravans etc and based themselves along the river edge which was close to the hall.
Our activities were centered around the main hall and we had exclusive use of this although for some of the dances, had curious onlookers come to see what we were doing.
The resort is located in a beautiful valley far from everywhere (about 1 hr 40 from Newcastle) but has a couple of small towns nearby one of which I believe had a small supermarket. It was great for those who want to enjoy the peace and solitude of the area.
It had a restaurant, kiosk and an outdoor pool, I bought something from the kiosk and couldn't resist going in the pool as the weather was reasonable for most of the weekend (May 2021). Water was cold but it allowed me to ease my aches and pains from lots of dancing. They also had a nice seating area near the reception which could certainly be enjoyed by those wanting to read a book or have a cuppa.
Activities nearby were a bush walking track near the entrance of the park and horse riding.
As the hall that we were using was very open to birds flying in and out (and because of the fact we were dancing a lot and needed to keep cool the doors were always open) there was guano everywhere particularly on the walls. I suppose because of the high volumes of birds flying around they don't bother cleaning it up as it would be a losing battle but I was taken aback by this.
For youth camps it would have been a great venue as they can all be kept in the one area with enough wrangling although there is a river running through the resort and near to the hall so a close eye would have to be kept on the youngest ones.
Might consider staying there again but not for the said dancing weekend and only in summer as it has the potential to be very cold especially overnight.
They have rooms off the hall that we were using that were great for people who were prepared to be very close to the action but very basic. They were only suitable for people who were locals as you had to bring your own linen and the facilities were shared. Next step up were the cabins so a better standard although I didn't see in any of them and the best were the motel-style rooms, some of which had spas and as I like them, chose one of those. As I had my mum with me too this was crucial as she wasn't participating in the activities and so spent quite a bit of time in the room. For those who wanted to camp (not participants in our function) they brought tents, caravans etc and based themselves along the river edge which was close to the hall.
Our activities were centered around the main hall and we had exclusive use of this although for some of the dances, had curious onlookers come to see what we were doing.
The resort is located in a beautiful valley far from everywhere (about 1 hr 40 from Newcastle) but has a couple of small towns nearby one of which I believe had a small supermarket. It was great for those who want to enjoy the peace and solitude of the area.
It had a restaurant, kiosk and an outdoor pool, I bought something from the kiosk and couldn't resist going in the pool as the weather was reasonable for most of the weekend (May 2021). Water was cold but it allowed me to ease my aches and pains from lots of dancing. They also had a nice seating area near the reception which could certainly be enjoyed by those wanting to read a book or have a cuppa.
Activities nearby were a bush walking track near the entrance of the park and horse riding.
As the hall that we were using was very open to birds flying in and out (and because of the fact we were dancing a lot and needed to keep cool the doors were always open) there was guano everywhere particularly on the walls. I suppose because of the high volumes of birds flying around they don't bother cleaning it up as it would be a losing battle but I was taken aback by this.
For youth camps it would have been a great venue as they can all be kept in the one area with enough wrangling although there is a river running through the resort and near to the hall so a close eye would have to be kept on the youngest ones.
Might consider staying there again but not for the said dancing weekend and only in summer as it has the potential to be very cold especially overnight.
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Date of stay: May 2021
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Im sorry if this review is very negative but I am being honest about my second stay here. The first time I went here, this was back in 2019, we had a fantastic time with the romance package - included were a bottle of champers, chocolates, dinner for two and also a 1hr massage for two included. So I thought! this time round was the complete opposite. Apart from the same romance package (excluding the massage). the room had a noisy A/C, the bed was as hard as it comes, like sleeping on a plank (glad we took our own pillows) and the decor hadn't been updated (sent us back into 1990's) Breakfast use to be in the restaurant - NOT ANYMORE! Dinner only on a FRI and SAT night, which is on a very ordinary menu. Overpriced I might add. The staff were run off there feet during dinner time (not enough to cover busy nights), our gorgeous meal that I ordered and waited for, was disappointing, burnt to a crisp. If it wasnt for the young staff trying to fulfil everyone elses wishes, I would have sent both our meals back - mind you, I ordered mediium/rare sirloin steak -the dearest I have seen for a 450g steak at $66, which was inedible. So my advise to anyone thinking about staying there! Dont hire a room/spa room, dont go to the restaurant unless you are desperate. Go Cabin - its self contained with a kitchette and you can cook your own meal and still have a great time doing all the outdoor activities. Im sure if you cook for yourself, you will never be disappointed.
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Date of stay: January 2025Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Room Tip: Go and pay for a cabin or go to the camping grounds - The restaurant is very expensive and we...
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We were there for a family wedding.
It is a lovely location but it would be best if you had a 4 wheel drive to get there as the dirt road is extremely bad and long. It was very hot and the air con was not very cold. We stayed in a spa motel room as we only wanted to stay 1 night and the cabins had a minimum 2 night stay.
Spa wall is very high and had to be careful getting in and out to have a shower. Is advertised as tea and coffee making facilities, this usually means jug, tea and coffee sachets, sometimes little biscuits and cups and spoons. All we had was a jug, upon checking out I mentioned all of this was missing (as I didn’t want to be charged for missing items) I was told that shouldn’t have happened as they had a few days to get the rooms ready. I was offered a barista coffee, which I said Thank you but declined as we just needed to get going as we had a 5 hour drive ahead of us. Luckily we had travel mugs in the car from the day before and our own coffee sachets, borrowed a spoon from the room next door and had a cuppa to go. I would not recommend.
It is a lovely location but it would be best if you had a 4 wheel drive to get there as the dirt road is extremely bad and long. It was very hot and the air con was not very cold. We stayed in a spa motel room as we only wanted to stay 1 night and the cabins had a minimum 2 night stay.
Spa wall is very high and had to be careful getting in and out to have a shower. Is advertised as tea and coffee making facilities, this usually means jug, tea and coffee sachets, sometimes little biscuits and cups and spoons. All we had was a jug, upon checking out I mentioned all of this was missing (as I didn’t want to be charged for missing items) I was told that shouldn’t have happened as they had a few days to get the rooms ready. I was offered a barista coffee, which I said Thank you but declined as we just needed to get going as we had a 5 hour drive ahead of us. Luckily we had travel mugs in the car from the day before and our own coffee sachets, borrowed a spoon from the room next door and had a cuppa to go. I would not recommend.
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Date of stay: November 2023Trip type: Travelled with family
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The location is amazing. Wonderful wildlife and beautiful views.
This property has once been a beautiful resort and has been left to become run down and poorly managed. As a regular traveller I would rate it as caravan park /camping accommodation (better to take all your own things and just enjoy the location). The bed in the cabin was similar to laying on a piece of cardboard over rocks. After paying to upgrade for the remainder of our stay we received slightly better facilities. The cleaning was poor, blanket rolled in a ball in the cupboard, rusty shower caddy (replacement would be cheap), dirty shower head, water undrinkable and I would not use the spa for fear of hygiene issues. Bring your own food and water as costs are exorbitant eg $14 for a Devonshire Tea.
WARNINGS : dirt roads, dogs running off lead
This property has once been a beautiful resort and has been left to become run down and poorly managed. As a regular traveller I would rate it as caravan park /camping accommodation (better to take all your own things and just enjoy the location). The bed in the cabin was similar to laying on a piece of cardboard over rocks. After paying to upgrade for the remainder of our stay we received slightly better facilities. The cleaning was poor, blanket rolled in a ball in the cupboard, rusty shower caddy (replacement would be cheap), dirty shower head, water undrinkable and I would not use the spa for fear of hygiene issues. Bring your own food and water as costs are exorbitant eg $14 for a Devonshire Tea.
WARNINGS : dirt roads, dogs running off lead
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Date of stay: February 2021
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Room Tip: Don't stay in their accommodation. Take your own tent or van.
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We were really looking forward to staying at this place as it had everything to offer that we wanted making it a hopefully relaxing break for us both.
We had a Spa Cabin which was situated on the river which was a nice location. The cabin was quite dated and full of cobwebs in the ceiling. Plates in the cupboard were not clean and for the over $1600 that we paid for the few nights it was clearly overpriced for what you got. The bed was only a double. There was an additional charge of $15 a change to refresh your towels.
We looked forward to dining at the restaurant each night however that was all a sham. The restaurant was to remain closed until the following Friday. We were told we could order meals through the kiosk and on one occasion we did until we realised that all of this service came at the same cost as if we were served in the restaurant in addition to preparing some parts of the meals ourselves.
The kiosk was seldom open and when it was the lady behind the counter was very friendly. The canoe hire was a rip off as you are very limited in where you can paddle and for the hourly rate, the distance covered was about 600mtrs before having to turnaround.
Horse riding was advertised but not available.
Masseur was not available despite being told otherwise. Apparently was on a week off however there was no fill in for them.
In the end we ended up travelling to Dungog and Gloucester to have a nice meal out which was clearly not going to happen at this place.
Overall, nice location but way overpriced for what is actually offered/available. How the business could feel satisfied that they are offering a level of service etc that falls way short of what is shown online or their brochures and charge you full rates is very poor business.
We had a Spa Cabin which was situated on the river which was a nice location. The cabin was quite dated and full of cobwebs in the ceiling. Plates in the cupboard were not clean and for the over $1600 that we paid for the few nights it was clearly overpriced for what you got. The bed was only a double. There was an additional charge of $15 a change to refresh your towels.
We looked forward to dining at the restaurant each night however that was all a sham. The restaurant was to remain closed until the following Friday. We were told we could order meals through the kiosk and on one occasion we did until we realised that all of this service came at the same cost as if we were served in the restaurant in addition to preparing some parts of the meals ourselves.
The kiosk was seldom open and when it was the lady behind the counter was very friendly. The canoe hire was a rip off as you are very limited in where you can paddle and for the hourly rate, the distance covered was about 600mtrs before having to turnaround.
Horse riding was advertised but not available.
Masseur was not available despite being told otherwise. Apparently was on a week off however there was no fill in for them.
In the end we ended up travelling to Dungog and Gloucester to have a nice meal out which was clearly not going to happen at this place.
Overall, nice location but way overpriced for what is actually offered/available. How the business could feel satisfied that they are offering a level of service etc that falls way short of what is shown online or their brochures and charge you full rates is very poor business.
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Date of stay: February 2021
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Room Tip: Bring your own camper or try somewhere else.
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Riverside downs is in a fantastic location, a selection of accommodation types from camping to “boutique” accommodation, which is were we stayed.
Four of us, not wanting to cook and take advantage of the restaurant and kiosk.
Menu choice ok, cooked to order and tasty.
Unfortunately that is where the positives stop. The wait staffs do not listen to customers, the staff appear not to know how to resolve 1 hour long waits between meals served, orders a pre paid and then you are advised of unavailability of that item.
Staff do not offer a receipt when paying using eftpos and when I asked for a receipt it created such a ruckus that it held up all orders and I embarrassingly told the staff to forget it.
In the boutique accomodation the ageing air conditioning struggled in the heat, the bed mattress was uneven and in a friends room there was no door to shut off the skylight so it woke them at 5:30 am!
Upon checking out there was a hearty good morning but apparently a “no care policy” because they did not want to know if you enjoyed your stay.
My recommendation to stay at Riverside downs in accommodation that allows you to cook for yourself.
Four of us, not wanting to cook and take advantage of the restaurant and kiosk.
Menu choice ok, cooked to order and tasty.
Unfortunately that is where the positives stop. The wait staffs do not listen to customers, the staff appear not to know how to resolve 1 hour long waits between meals served, orders a pre paid and then you are advised of unavailability of that item.
Staff do not offer a receipt when paying using eftpos and when I asked for a receipt it created such a ruckus that it held up all orders and I embarrassingly told the staff to forget it.
In the boutique accomodation the ageing air conditioning struggled in the heat, the bed mattress was uneven and in a friends room there was no door to shut off the skylight so it woke them at 5:30 am!
Upon checking out there was a hearty good morning but apparently a “no care policy” because they did not want to know if you enjoyed your stay.
My recommendation to stay at Riverside downs in accommodation that allows you to cook for yourself.
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Date of stay: November 2020Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We booked in for 5 days in the cabins.
The bed was as hard as a rock and very uncomfortable.. the bathroom was dirty and had black grit and mold on the floor of the shower.
There was cobwebs all over the ceilings .. when we talked to management after the first day we then upgraded to the spa suite and was not offered a free upgrade but was given a small discount.
This spa cabin was a bit better although the 1970's furniture left a lot to be desired. Not to mention the Brown water that you couldn't drink so we had to outlay another $30 for bottled water to drink. We were there 4 days and not once we're we offered clean towels or linen I had to ask for clean towels. This is not acceptable in a cabin your are paying over $200 a night for. It was a self contained cabin and the stove was old and rusted as for the shower head it was like having thousands of needles on your skin because of the calcium build up .. I didn't attempt a spa bath as the water was gross.
This spot is beautiful shame the accom was crap. Would not return here
The bed was as hard as a rock and very uncomfortable.. the bathroom was dirty and had black grit and mold on the floor of the shower.
There was cobwebs all over the ceilings .. when we talked to management after the first day we then upgraded to the spa suite and was not offered a free upgrade but was given a small discount.
This spa cabin was a bit better although the 1970's furniture left a lot to be desired. Not to mention the Brown water that you couldn't drink so we had to outlay another $30 for bottled water to drink. We were there 4 days and not once we're we offered clean towels or linen I had to ask for clean towels. This is not acceptable in a cabin your are paying over $200 a night for. It was a self contained cabin and the stove was old and rusted as for the shower head it was like having thousands of needles on your skin because of the calcium build up .. I didn't attempt a spa bath as the water was gross.
This spot is beautiful shame the accom was crap. Would not return here
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Date of stay: February 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Just back from a 3 day trip from Sydney up to Riverwood Downs. Perfect campsite, as you have a range of options.
We stayed in one of the timber cabins, which are the cheapest of the cabin options here. I wouldn’t bother with the more expensive ones actually Cabin was clean and beds were comfy. Lots of spare blankets. Towels provided. Reverse cycle air con worked a treat for cold nights. Tv/microwave/full stove/bar fridge/toaster/kettle.
Our friends camped and had a river campsite. That was great, as we could have a fire but they said they would’ve preferred the park site at this time of year for the full sun. They sell bags of wood there but if you’re staying for a while, you’ll need quite a few bags (we used 3 x $15 per day)c so better to have wood delivered in.
We hired the canoes to go up river a little way and also the tubes to go down rapids. ($30 per hour for canoes) Staff were very friendly.
One night we went to tavern for dinner, just to break up the monotony of cooking. Meals were huge and delicious. Could easily share one main between two adults. Kids meals were $14 but included drink and dessert. They loved them. The bar is actually nice and the reception area is also inviting. Heaters/fairy lights etc.
Like anywhere in the countryside, you need to slow down a bit and not expect everything to happen straight away. It’s a family run business employing locals. Complaining about delays just ruins things for very one.
Took a walk up the mountain but mostly happy riding bikes around, playing cricket, etc etc.
We loved this place. Will definitely be back.
We stayed in one of the timber cabins, which are the cheapest of the cabin options here. I wouldn’t bother with the more expensive ones actually Cabin was clean and beds were comfy. Lots of spare blankets. Towels provided. Reverse cycle air con worked a treat for cold nights. Tv/microwave/full stove/bar fridge/toaster/kettle.
Our friends camped and had a river campsite. That was great, as we could have a fire but they said they would’ve preferred the park site at this time of year for the full sun. They sell bags of wood there but if you’re staying for a while, you’ll need quite a few bags (we used 3 x $15 per day)c so better to have wood delivered in.
We hired the canoes to go up river a little way and also the tubes to go down rapids. ($30 per hour for canoes) Staff were very friendly.
One night we went to tavern for dinner, just to break up the monotony of cooking. Meals were huge and delicious. Could easily share one main between two adults. Kids meals were $14 but included drink and dessert. They loved them. The bar is actually nice and the reception area is also inviting. Heaters/fairy lights etc.
Like anywhere in the countryside, you need to slow down a bit and not expect everything to happen straight away. It’s a family run business employing locals. Complaining about delays just ruins things for very one.
Took a walk up the mountain but mostly happy riding bikes around, playing cricket, etc etc.
We loved this place. Will definitely be back.
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Date of stay: April 2021Trip type: Travelled with family
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We had a great weekend with our family (5 couples and 3 littlies) and thought we could make it an annual getaway weekend.
I also was concerned about the negative comments on TripAdvisor but we did not have a problem. Staff were helpful, rooms were clean.
We only ate the restaurant once, and it was good. ( although not cheap)
We used the bbqs most meals, and I know the boys had trouble lighting them to start with, and one of the bbq plates is broken but we managed.
I can understand your concerns since we had included a voucher for the weekend as Christmas gifts for our family, and it worked out to be very expensive.
The area is really lovely and the river is beautiful to fish and swim in although, I don’t think July will be swimming weather.
The farm visit was enjoyable but there is an extra cost($7).
I think, go with an open mind and you will have an enjoyable time.
If you are coming from Dungog, then it is about 20 km.
We were in a 4wd so we were fine, but I’m glad I didn’t have to drive in my Audi!! 😖
I'd suggest you ask the operator. When we have camped there we have found they are quite obliging with later packup provided there are no others coming in on the site.
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AU$32 - AU$222 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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Frequently Asked Questions about Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort
What are some of the property amenities at Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include a pool, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge.
Which room amenities are available at Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort?
Top room amenities include a kitchenette, air conditioning, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant, a lounge, and barbeque facilities during their stay.
Is parking available at Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort?
Yes, guests have access to a pool during their stay.
Are pets allowed at Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Does Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort offer any business services?
Yes, guests have access to meeting rooms and conference facilities during their stay.
Does Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort have any great views?
Yes, guests often enjoy the river view available here.
Is Riverwood Downs Mountain Valley Resort accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access and reduced mobility rooms. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.