Driving in to the resort (retreat is a more honest description) we felt relaxed by the huge trees and myriad vegetation. It is nestled in the valley surrounded by majestic ranges.
Check in was quick and easy. Parking was directly outside our room.
The rooms are comfortable, tv worked and the shower and bathroom had plentiful soap, shampoo and bath gel in pump bottles.
We asked for and received a ground floor unit across from a beautiful 25m pool. Enjoyed reading on our little veranda and going for a dip every so often.
Loved the swings near the pool and scattered around the retreat. Great playground for kids and even some plastic exercise equipment for those inclined. There's also a tennis court and an indoor games room.
There is a bbq area but no camp kitchen. Both mornings they were were quite dirty from the night before and bins overflowing.
We're not really into vegetarian meals so ate in Jamberoo both nights. A warning in eating at the pub - it closes at 7pm. The other option is Club Jamberoo which has a selection of western meals and an extensive delicious Asian menu. There's an IGA, a news agency, bakery and cafe and only 10kms from the retreat.
And so close to several amazing nature walks and sites.
We're definitely going back again, maybe next month.

My family stayed for 3 nights so we could experience Jamberoo water park. Although not modern it was peaceful and relaxing.
We liked the pool area, spa , sauna area. It was great to sit on our little verandah and see the kids in the pool area definitely. We feel like the cost for 3 nights was a little extreme as to what service was received and amenities available.
We didn’t have any cutlery or a toaster in our room to make ourselves a simple breakfast this would be okay if the on-site restaurant was family friendly , the cereal offered was past its best by date and not a great deal offered for young families it was vegan only and the breakfast wasn’t really what we enjoyed. Our first night no soap was in the shower. Under the beds was very dusty. Beds were not super comfortable.
Being able to check in and out of your room using an electronic keypad was great.
I really think our bathroom needed a good clean there was a little mould in the shower.
Internet was a not great but in all honesty it wasn’t that big of a deal it was a nice relaxing place. But without the pool I don’t think our kids would have enjoyed as much.
Would only stay if we were heading back to jamberoo but there looked like some great places in Kiama too which is only a shirt drive and we seemed to drive there most days to eat.
Such a gem that is not used to the best potential.
A few things around the site were left broken like pool chairs around the pool area .
Great if your looking for one or two max nights but I wouldn’t book if we were looking for an amazing holiday experience on site if you didn’t plan to leave the resort to do other things.

appalling service from staff - reception hours are very limited , when i complained to staff about noise issues from neighbours who were shouting and screaming and slamming doors until 2:30am , they accused us of being the noise makers. walls are paper thin to the extent you can hear entire conversations from neighbouring rooms.
wifi is non existent, no phone service on site, balconies dirty i could go on! floor waste drain cover missing, only food onsite was vegan and not family friendly. avoid!! definitely not a wedding venue. such a shame, it has potential given the tranquil location but misses the mark in so many ways