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We were a group of 8 seniors, everyone enjoyed their accomodation, choice of activities available. Food was very good considering the location and we were not in peak season. Staff were efficient, well trained and friendly. Only negative- the fishermen didn’t catch a trout!! The Wall is definitely worth a visit.

The setting is beautiful. I would suggest bringing your own plates and cutlery as there were none available in the room. Just a fridge with some long life milk, a kettle and some cups with some tea and coffee. There is no microwave. Very comfy bed and very cozy room. Be warned there is absolutely no internet wifi and I could only get cell coverage for my phone down by the lake. But it is lovely and peaceful.

I would suggest a day trip there and not an overnight stay. We felt it was a little too remote with limited things to do after a few walks. The "Wall" (just outside Lake St. Claire), was amazing and I highly recommend people to visit. The accommodation was costly for what it was and the lodge was very disorganised.

Lake St Clair Lodge offers the perfect place to stay in the National Park. Comfortable and cosy cabins within everything you need to hand and a convenient visitors centre for meals always served with a smile and very tasty.

Beautiful glacial lake surrounded by mountains in the middle of a large National Park. Undeveloped and intended for serious hikers. There are many walking and trekking paths short and long. The Overland hike is a 6 day walking adventure. The roads to and from are mountainous and winding.

The location is a natural gem- beautiful lake scenery and wonderful walks around this National Park. And then central meeting point at the lodge where walkers can gather. Tips: come ready to look serious as a Walker (back pack and gear) as the majority of visitors here have the Walker look/gear. Bring the appropriate clothing for warm and cold conditions. Heaps to take in- however a very peaceful - timeout location to stay.