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Yurrula means "in
the bush" which describes this cabin very well. It is literally a stones
throw from the National Park. In the saddle between two mountains, the
cabin has a good area of flat ground with a well equipped campfire.
It is about five hundred metres from the main house. The road to the
cabin is a bit rugged so if you don't have a four wheel drive there
is an old landrover you can borrow to get you up and down. Yurrula is
a cosy one room mud brick cabin with a verandah. Inside there are four
single bunks, a kitchen bench with a cold water tap, dining table and
chairs and a pot belly stove. Lighting is by candles or the gas lamp.
Yurrula is most suited to people who like to hang around for awhile
and get close to nature. Most of your cooking will be done around the
campfire but if there are fire restrictions there is a double gas ring
burner provided. To keep your food cool there is a coolgardie safe.
There is a bucket shower in a tree and an outside toilet a bit further
away. If your party is bigger than four there is a plywood caravan that
sleeps another two, or you can pitch a tent. We like to describe Yurrula
as "luxury camping".
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