A little bit of history here, good accommodation options however the
John Butler Studio is a highlight!
Our family visited this place during the summer and it was not a positive experience. It very HOT, the pool was not funtioning properly with poor filtration system. Our cottage was dirty and very dusty. The dust was relentless with every vehicle that drove past at breakneck speed through the village. The pot holes at this place are huge! We thougjt our car was going to disappear down one at one stage. The flies at Fairbridge are relentless and the horse paddocks don't help with this Summer/Autumn/Spring problem. The staff didn't really seem to care that the flyscreens in our cottage were in disrepair and one was missing completely! Staff here seemed to care less or was it 'just' on our weeknd. We won't be coming back to Fairbridge as it just wasn't worth the money they charge for accommodation and all the other extras. Disapointing weekend for our family and friends!
I visited Fairbridge Village during the Fairbridge Music Festival . It's a great location for a festival of this type.
dusty but interesting history
Visiting the historical place a few weeks ago. A lot to offer this place except the history. Good photography opportunity there.
Old school accommodation great place to go
As an ex Fairbridgian girl, very traumatic to go back after 50 years. The place has changed but it retains its old charm slightly. So much damage caused by the mine site nearby. The fresh water river, where we used to swim and catch huge black maron and gilgies, is gone due to a dam being put up further up in the hills. It was also our source of water supply. Beautiful, clear, clean fresh water gone.