Accommodation
Mowbray Park has a selection of classic Country Lodges dating from the 1870's to the 1930's. We have en-suite family rooms in Barkers Lodge, the original Homestead or the colonial warmth of Majellan Lodge and its seven en-suited family rooms. The ten bedroom Cheddington Lodge, six bedroom Alverna Lodge and the three bedroom Chapel Cottage are set up for self cater as well.Each lodge has a lounge area with some of the creature comforts, tea & coffee facilities, microwave, fridge and if its time to chill and watch a movie you can.
Majellan Lodge
Seven family rooms with private en-suites (two with spa baths), A/C, large guest lounge, TV/DVD and pool table. Verandah's front and rear ,access from the bedrooms.
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Alverna Lodge
Ideal for multiple families or a group, the six bedroom lodge can be divided into two separate sections, each with its own lounge and private bathroom, TV/DVD, fridge, A/C, and tea & coffee facilities. 5 of the bedrooms have double beds. (sleeps 36)
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Chapel Cottage
A cosy three bedroom cottage circa 1890's with its own lounge, A/C and gas fire, TV/DVD, fridge and tea & coffee facilities. One room has a queen bed, the second a double and the third room contains a bunk and trundle.
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Cheddington Lodge
Perfect for large family gatherings, tour groups, schools and retreat groups (sleeps 56)
This lodge has ten bedrooms, 3 with en-suite, 8 showers and toilets.
Large lounge area with TV/DVD and A/C
Kitchen equipped for self cater groups with stove/oven, microwave, fridge & BBQ.
Downstairs has a pool table and some room for the kids to play.
This lodge is also suitable for self cater groups (minimum numbers required). Refer to tariff via site map for further details.
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The Main Homestead - Barker's Lodge
Has 4 twin share or double rooms and 3 family rooms, each with en-suite. Lounge area has an open fire, billiard table and tea & coffee making facilities as well as TV/DVD. Barkers Lodge is a perfect adult retreat.
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