The Tops Conference Centre

The activities were very fun, and the site was beautiful, but the cutlery and cups were extremely dirty. Bonus points for Damo’s puns.

Beds were not very good! Good if you wanted to get shaken up at night! You would not want a dog on the top bunk with flees or he or she would shake you up like a milkshake lol ! The food was ok just above hospital food! Could do with some new ideas for the breakfast lunch and dinner! The young lady who taught us how to try out the bow and arrows was patient with men and great at teaching us we enjoyed her teaching and experience! Some of the men would definitely recommend her as a guide for the flying fox ! She was I could nearly say Excalibur excellent dear Marion from the Sherwood Forest! One of the men even got a bullseye pretty good I must say! We enjoyed our time together and the new facilities! I remember coming here with my wife about 32 years ago now when a friend of ours used to run the place so it has changed for the good after the bush fires ! And when we saw the deer signs we were in heaven we hoped to soot one for our dinner would go down beautifully on the BBQ we have had plenty of practice at shooting deer and eating them so we were excited about the deer but of coarse it on the door step of the National park and we should join the shooter fisher and farmers party for a party and celebration for the wild life birds and deer pigs rabbits foxes ducks swans pheasants geese! We stayed at Kirribilli lodge BBQ we did not even get time to fire it up but we did have a fire and the young ladies were very accommodating with the people men marshmallows chips chocolate drinks!with the prime minister for the world Jesus Christ and His Father and the Holy Spirit of Jesus and the Word of God the bible and we had a great time with the speakers and just being men ! Lovely bush setting on top of the escarpment and I really enjoyed the drive through the coast road back towards Wollongong but you have to get out of the car and enjoy a walk through the cliff bridge over the sea and cliffs and the lovely beach on the way and stopping off at Fairy Medow at Papas for cafe latte hot with chocolate sprinkles on top and a Sfogliatella definitely delicious but the service was a bit slow that day ! Or you can drop into some antique stores or many cafes and the Fraternity club for dinner and dancing again! Beautiful children can play soccer!

Everything was amazing. The rooms were so clean and modern. The staff were super friendly and also attentive to guest needs (first camp place that actually replaced ping pong balls!!). Loved the food especially at the scale they have to provide it at. Would recommend this place for all camps/conferences :)

Great excursion venue for schools. Great food, activities and staff. Beautiful scenery in a very natural setting. Very pleased.

I went here for my Year 7 camp, and it was lovely. The staff were nice and didn't push you for the activities, if you didn't feel like doing something, they wouldn't force you. The food was delicious, and they had plenty to choose from from what they gave you in case you are a picky eater like me. The activities were very fun, even if I was too scared to do some, it was nice seeing everyone else enjoy it. The cabins weren't the nicest though. Some people had air conditioning, ping pong tables and TVs. My cabin was ok, but the toilet paper was extremely thin. I am aware the thicker toilet paper is more expensive, but please, get better toilet paper. The beds were ok, but if some cabins will spoil people, please just make all the cabins even.

Omg, what a hidden gem!This place is amazeballs for school camps, conferences, churchy goings on if that's your thing, and outdoor adventures to die for (literally if you go the decibels of screaming to be heard!)The facilities are top notch, the whole place being well thought out in the planning stage, with massive multi faceted dining rooms (to keep schools & other attendees separate), awesome outdoors activities including abseiling, giant swings, leap of faith (picture climbing up three floors on a telegraph pole, & leaping off to maybe grab a ring suspended a wee bit higher than the pole!), Archery,sustainable go-carting (using peddle power), and a few others including heights and date devils shenanigans! There are also many grassed areas, basketball courts, and pleasant peaceful seating surrounded by trees and shrubs, ensuring privacy.I've not been here before last week, but was awed by just how big the complex is and how suited is for many events from schools to corporate.Easy access through the back of Stanwell Tops, massive amounts of parking, and just an all round well designed venue. Can't wait to return.Totally forgot to mention the food...so many places have a different view on feeding kids and teachers but these guys have the same quality for everyone, the nutritional needs for everyone were met beautifully, and almost everything was tasty (I have to say, the temperature of some of the foods was not the hottest, but that could easily have been down to the time taken to settle kids after receiving the meals...), The variety was awesome and the home made desserts were excellent (not a fan of packaged dessert, but I guess this kids counted the ice-cream as a treat...and that's what matters the most).Also forgot to mention the expertise hired to deliver the outdoor programs and the night time activities...what an amazing bunch of young people, super impressed!

Went to Stanwell Tops for the Easter long weekend. A lovely location for camp. For camp food, the quality is good compared to other camp sites. Also close to 10 minute drive scenic walks and 6 minutes drive to Helensburgh Bakery (yummy fresh bread with crunchy outside and soft bread fillings inside)

Terrific venue for all manner of school based activities, camps, reflection days. A good range of facilities to suit one, two and three day excursions.StaffProfessional and trained to cope with all throws of students

Was really fun, the food wasn’t a 10 though.

Accessibility was poor - lots of rough paths difficult for manual wheelchair to navigate. The accessible parking space is in the gravel carpark which is not ideal. Food not great and beds have real bad mattresses. HOWEVER the staff were lovely and the location is stunning - take a birdwatching book for some truely lovely sights.