Why Rejuvenate Stays? • Our critical point of differentiation is the utilisation of the full platform of booking agencies across the short term accommodation market to ensure properties have better representation, thus maximising bookings and occupancy to deliver better returns • A prime example of our service excellence is a tailored On Line Guide Book which is details everything guests need to know regarding the property and its region. Guests have access to everything they need to know about their stay, all at the touch of a button. • In order to ensure we maintain the highest possible ranking for our properties and to stay on top of our service-first approach, we ask our guests to complete a survey to tell us what they liked about their stay and to highlight areas where we can enhance the experience further.

Welcome to our family farm Mollison Park, we greatly hope you enjoy your stay, and to help on that front we offer some tips and advice.

WALKS Wear sensible enclosed shoes and enjoy a walk around the farm. Please do not climb through fences, use the gates or stiles provided. You can leave the house behind the machinery shed and follow the perimeter fencelines returning via the main drive (3 Km ) Alternatively, leave the main house, past the orchard anti clockwise around the main dam, cross a stile and through the gate directly in front, turn right, and follow the map provided. Some of the River Red Gums are estimated to be up to 400 yrs old, particularly Grandfather Tree (how gnarled!) The creek is seasonal and flows in winter. LOCAL TOWNS & ACTIVITIES PYALONG Approximately 2km north of Mollison Park up the Northern Hwy. Pyalong is a very small town with general store/post office and pub (open Wednesday to Sunday) with quite good country pub grub. Worth seeing - in times past there was a train from Kilmore to Heathcote. A large timber trestle bridge still stands. Drive over the bridge on the Northern Highway, take the second street on the right, Seymour-Pyalong Rd. The bridge is 800m on the right. This area is known for extraordinary large volcanic rocks. There are several drives on local roads where you can easily see them. Turn left out of driveway, drive 2 km to end of Fullards Rd, turn right on Lancefield-Pyalong Rd, and drive to Pyalong town and Northern Highway. Drive out along Northern Highway through Pyalong, and turn left on West Rd, drive out 5 km and return.