Featuring a barbecue facilities and a garden, The Quorn-er House offers accommodations in Quorn with free WiFi and mountain views. The holiday home has garden views and is 25 mi from Port Augusta.
Located 16 miles from Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary, Pichi Richi Park provides accommodations with a garden, a shared lounge and a shared kitchen for your convenience.
Leonie
Australia
We loved every part of our stay: The Park, Quorn and its cafes and market, the Pichi Richi Railway trip, scenery, friendly staff and locals/tourists, dog friendly, Pt Augusta Railway Gallery was superb also.
A recently renovated homestay in Quorn, Birdsong Gardens offers sun terrace, private parking, and sports facilities. The air-conditioned accommodation is 25 miles from Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary.
John
Australia
Host made us feel welcome, large comfortable room, lockup garage, good value.
Quorn has everything if you love history, nature, trains and...
Quorn has everything if you love history, nature, trains and great food
We came during the christmas season, and the lical community definitely show the Christmas spirit.
Great new bush tucker and bush medicine track. Historic tiwn, trains and fantastic silo art light show.
Cate Schafing
Australia
6.0
Scored 6.0
Flinders Gin was a highlight for us, the gin tasting...
Flinders Gin was a highlight for us, the gin tasting experience was superb & the products for sale were of a high standard.
We rode on the steam train which has always been something we've wanted to do.
Unfortunately, a lot of shops were empty, sign of the times in rural area's I guess. Only 1 pub was open and was fully booked for dinner when we were there, though we did have the option to take away food.
There was a beautiful lawned area with a fountain behind the old courthouse (I think).
The butcher's meat was delicious and good variety to choose from.
All of the local people were open, helpful & friendly to us.
A
Anonymous
10
Scored 10
Attractive , accessible outback town with good pubs &...
Attractive , accessible outback town with good pubs & substantial food. Few quirky shops ( & shop owners) and basic facilities run by friendly people. We came to ride the Pichi-richi Railway run by dedicated & knowledgeable volunteers and it did not disappoint. If you like desert landscapes and endless vistas, this is a good spot to visit and an excellent starting place to explore to Flinders Ranges. Did not have the time to do more this time but i have been here before and will surely come again. Great Gin distillery in town - recommend this although there are some hard choices to make! Also is a waypiont on the Heysen Trail for hikers
Anthony
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
We liked the quandong Cafe scones.
We liked the quandong Cafe scones. We also enjoyed the art galleries and the sound and light show about Quorn on the silos, (which also featured art work and photography of the area). Great idea shows every night after sunset
David
Australia
10
Scored 10
Quorn is a very interesting old town - so much character &...
Quorn is a very interesting old town - so much character & very neat & tidy. Locals are very friendly - coffee shops great. Shall return. Had a meal @ one of local Hotels - great meals & great price.
Lois
Australia
10
Scored 10
QUORN is an old railway town full of charm and original...
QUORN is an old railway town full of charm and original character. For a great meal, I recommend Emily's Bistro. The Quandong Cafe is also nice. As well as Pichi Richi Railway there are Art Galleries and drives to places like Warren Gorge. There is a range of accommodation choices but book early to ensure the place you want.
Delightful host and very focused on continuous improvement. Clarinda has only recently taken this on and is doing great. It was a comfortable room and bed in an older property with pleasant modern finishes. Being on the edge of the desert it was cod at night but the heating kept up well. Tucked away on the edge of Quorn certainly a huge step up from some outback pubs & motels I have visited. Good to see a new vision providing high quality tourism in a remote town. Best of success to her!
The house was in a good location for Quorn town cantre & Pichi Richi Railway - short 15 min walk away.
The house was very clean, spacious, and with a very well equipped kitchen.
Big garden wirh BBQ (& timrams in the fridge!)
We managed to lock ourselves out one day, and the owners were immediately responsive & advised us how to access a spare key.
I love everything about The Quorn-er House!
This is my third stay in two years and the lovely roomy home is always spotless, comfortable and has absolutely everything on hand. The hosts are lovely people and have thought of everything that guests may require on their stayover!
Love the location, setting and it's rustic charm. Very well equipped kitchen. Comfortable sitting room and veranda with views. Beds are comfy, shower is hot.15 mins drive to Quorn. Easy access to walking trails DS loop and Heysen trail. Stars are amazing.
Had the pleasure to spend some time at very welcoming animal-loving Clarinda’s and her super-friendly dog Zeus’ home and gorgeous garden! - Nice place for visiting Quorn and its beautiful surroundings like “Warren Gorge”
We loved every part of our stay: The Park, Quorn and its cafes and market, the Pichi Richi Railway trip, scenery, friendly staff and locals/tourists, dog friendly, Pt Augusta Railway Gallery was superb also.
Beautiful motel set in the heart of Quorn, lovely and clean spacious rooms with great air conditioning in extremely hot weather. Friendly staff , had a wonderful stay and will definitely be back again😊
Great location. The host was friendly and gave us advice on the best places to eat out in Quorn. Would highly recommend staying here if you are in the Quron area
Great little motel with lovely staff, Paul was super helpful with information on the area and things to do, definitely be staying again if I come back to Quorn!
We were allowed to check in very early, which was very nice. The room was spacious, clean, and quiet. The motel also had a clothes washer for its guests.
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