Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre

Wonderful experience beautiful gallery ,don't forget to try the story chair .The food is great but the coffee could improve over all we loved it well be back .

Beautiful place to spend some time learning about tbe area's history. Alison referred us to the DNAAG in Kempsey when the cheese board we wanted was already sold. (Glad we found out about it, as we found alot more items tobring overseas at the DNAAG)Glen at the cafe made us great soy latte and yummy chips sprinkled with South Australian salt bush flakes.

I attended a women's gathering. It was amazing. The women's gathering was called Mother Spirit.

The stories were about an idyllic sustainable lifestyle of living on the coastline ,in the habit of what the season had to offer.Very informative and engaging ,I won’t say any more book yourself in .Ghey run these tours over holiday periods .A great way to get to know the local terrains and initiate your visitors to the remarkable pristine part of NSW.

Great artwork, lots of cultural information, and a very interesting tour.

Very educational venue. For past and present events.It's definitely worth a stop if you are passing.You can also treat yourself to some lovely gifts.

just recently held a 3 day women's camp. and it was the best time away that we all had. most of all Bob Palmer you are amazing your hospitality and kindness towards us was fantastic, from the booking to the time we had to leave. and the food oh my the food was awesome not one of the ladies complained about the food. we loved all of it right down to a simple cup of tea. dont you loose those cooking skills. so on behalf of changing ways and Bunjum Corporation we would like to say a big thank you for all your help and hospitality, we look forward to comming back in August hopefully. once again thanks BOB

Beautiful setting. Rooms tidy. Bob the cook/caretaker is a wonderful guy. Highly recommended.