We (my partner and I) are planning a short break in Dryandra Woodland during September and wondered if anyone was interested in joining us?

I am waiting to hear about availability of cabins in the Lions Village (https://dryandravillage.org.au/accommodation/) and this will influence when we go, as will the availability of anyone who would like to come with us.

If you may be interested, please leave a comment below about your availability and we will try to find a time that suits most people and when accomodation is available. There is no obligation for you to come along by submitting an EOI.

**Why you might want to come.**

Dryandra is one of only 2 places in the country (and world) where numbats still exist in the wild. Its likely you will see one during your stay, and also echidnas. There is a gated and fenced wildlife sanctuary just down the road where you can do a night time tour and see a whole lot of noctural animals that are endangered in the wild - see https://exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au/site/barna-mia-nocturnal-wildlife-experience

The woodland has extremely beautiful wildlflowers that you wont see anywhere else, and there are loads of tracks for walking and 4WDing. The Lions village has a range of old fashioned cottages with roaring fires, bunk bed sleeping arrangements, decks where you can sit and watch kangeroos, and an old world charm. Its a magical place, if you have never been you are missing out and once you go there you will want to go back!

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