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1. There are several camping locations next to creeks and water holesPlease tick which of the below you would like to have at your remote camping site by the water. Note these are some distance from the homestead.

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2. Considering the remoteness of the location and the items you have ticked above. How much would you consider a reasonable cost, per night, for a site for up to 4 people (1 trailer 4 people, 2 trailers with 2 per van) if there was nobody else anywhere near you? (Qu 3 addresses extra costs for more people)

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3. If you were travelling in a larger group how much would you consider a reasonable cost per extra person over the initial 4.

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4. You aren't into camping remotely but would like to experience a large outback station, its wildlife and experiences. Please tick what accommodation you would consider to stay here. Note these are all near the homestead which is not on the river or water hole. Multiple answers allowed.

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5. We appreciate not everyone wants to cook for themselves every day. What meal options would you like to see if you were staying in the accommodation near the homestead. You can tick more than one.

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6. With so many things to do and see are there any extra "Add ons" you would consider? Tick as many as you want.

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7. One of our dreams is to set up a Glamping Tiny Home at two of the waterholes. As well as a wonderfully appointed off-grid self contained cabin, with the full list of items we asked about in question 1 (minus the long drop, you'll have your own beautiful indoor toilet)- what else would you like or be expecting?

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8. Our Glamping dream is for a cabin with a queen size bed only. If you were to consider this option would this be perfect for you or do you want extra space for a child/children?

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9. Bird watching/wildlife
As you can imagine the amount of wildlife in almost 500,000 acres of relatively untouched terrain is staggering, as well as varied. It is a bird watchers paradise. The Caprenterian Grasswren (listed as a vulnerable species) resides here. There are a variety of macrapods from the Northern Nail-tailed Wallaby to the big red roos to keep you busy as well.
If your primary reason to visit here was to go bird spotting which of the following would make the visit more appealing.

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10. Thank you for taking the time to help an Aussie Outback Station make the possibility of having you enjoy their back yard with eco tourism a reality. As we develop this business plan further we will no doubt have more ideas and questions;
Please leave your contact details below if you would like to take part in any of the below;
PLEASE WRITE YOUR EMAIL IN THE BOX BELOW if you tick either of the boxes, otherwise we can't get in touch with you :-) please click “done” at the bottom when you’re finished. Thanks.

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