There is gas hotwater and stove and a gas barbecue. There is a large electric fridge/freezer and 24 hour solar power lighting.

 General Info: Fraser Island, one of Australia's unique wilderness areas, is located just over 200 kilometres north of Brisbane, the state capital of Queensland.  Because of Fraser Island's unique sand structure, it has been included in the World Heritage List due to its outstanding features. Fraser Island is over 123 kilometres long and approximately 250 metres high; it is because of this that it is specially managed by the Queensland National Parks and Wildlife Service in the government Department of Environments.

Fraser Island was formed from the sands that are carried by tides and the water currents up the Queensland coast, from the Northern New South Wales region.  The forces of nature have formed the island purely of sand, and it is for this reason that it is known as the largest sand island in the world.

Four wheel drive vehicles are required to negotiate the sandy environment of the island, both on the beach and on the inland tracks and trails.  Permits are required for all vehicles crossing temporarily and they must be fixed to the windscreen of the vehicle.

The spectacular views of the stunning lakes on Fraser Island are must see destinations.  The crystal clear freshwater lakes are sometimes stained with vegetation floating down and gathering at the bottom of the lake; Tea Tree lake as its name suggests is stained brown of the Tea Tree leaves in its water.  Many lakes are situated at different locations around the island, some being McKenzie, Boomanjin, Wabby, Birrabeen, Allom and Bowarrady.  All are wonderful sights to see, however, some are only accessible by foot i.e. Lake Bowarrady.  All lakes on the island are completely natural, and most are perched lakes (formed by water catchments in the sand dunes).