Bukirk Glamping FAQ

Bukirk is an Adults Only retreat. Our Glamping facilities are not structured for children and Bukirk has been designed as a unique romantic getaway for couples and for groups looking for somewhere to stay together with their own privacy.

We sure do, on the Home page at the top you will see Gift Certificates, click that and off you go.

Tents and Fancy Coops are designed for 1 or 2 Adults.

Yes the Tents are waterproof.

Yes there is power to both the Tent and En-suite, with additional power points for your convenience.

6km, or a 5 min drive.

You sure can!

For those in a Tent there’s a communal Kitchen in the Outdoor Area with everything you would expect when camping, along with a microwave, kettle, toaster, grill machine, there is even a pizza oven and of course a bbq.

For those in a Fancy Coop you have your own kitchen inside with everything you need, along with a microwave, kettle, toaster and a 2 burner stove and you’re more than welcome to use the Outdoor Area facilities too.

No you don’t, linen, bath towels and pool towels are provided in all Accommodations.

No you don’t, all you need is located in the Outdoor Kitchen and Fancy Coops. And of course this includes Wine and Champagne glasses too!

Yes, coffee, tea, sugar and milk are provided in the Communal Glamp Kitchen and in the Fancy Coops. Not in the Tent itself as this will attract ants.

Plus there are lot of choices for great coffee in Clare at many of our Cafes and Restaurants

I don’t have bikes on site however you can hire bikes in Clare, see link for further information:
http://rieslingtrailbikehire.com.au/

Check In from 2pm.

Check Out is 10am.

• Relax
• Swim in the new inground pool
• Board Games
• Card Games
• Corn Hole (aka bean bag toss)
• Giant Jenga
• Bocce 
• Darts
• Interact with farm animals
• Historic walk

There’s so much to see and do in and around the Clare Valley, not only is there wine tasting to be done there is also a couple of craft breweries, plenty of amazing restaurants, cafes and wineries to dine at, cheese platters to be had and lots of historic sites and fun things such as the Mintaro Maze, Bungaree Station, Breakout Rooms, Lake Bumbunga and explore historic Burra just to name a few.

My favourite way to explore the wineries is to hire electric bikes and cycle the famous https://rieslingtrail.com.au/

If cycling isnt your thing then take the worry out of where to go and how to get there by doing a wine tour, check out what Mr Willson has to offer at https://www.clarevalleytours.com/about-mr-willson or what Charles can do for you at https://www.valleywinetours.com.au/ or Tim and the guys at https://clarevalleywinetours.com.au

For more information on things to see and do in and around the Clare Valley be sure to take a look at www.clarevalley.com.au

Yes there are and also a mini bus so if there’s a group of you they’ve got you covered – Phone number is 131008.

There are so many nice places to eat in and around the Clare Valley:

Lunch
https://mrmick.com.au/ 

https://olearywalkerwines.com/The_Cellar_Door/Clare_Valley__Cellar_Door

http://paulettwines.com.au/

https://reillyswines.com.au/

http://skillogalee.com.au/our_restaurant/lunch_menu

https://slate.pikeswines.com.au/

https://theuppside.com/

https://watervalehotel.com.au/

Dinner

https://clarecountryclub.com.au/

https://indiiofclare.com.au/
https://raguandco.com.au/
https://sevenhillhotel.com.au/
https://watervalehotel.com.au/

Tents are fitted with a heater and electric blankets with a heat bar in the en-suite and there’s a pedastal fan in the Tent and a wall fan in the en-suite.

Portable airconditioners are available for hire for the Tents.

Fancy Coops are fitted with a split system.

You sure can pat the animals. There are pet cows, sheep, a mini pig, goats and of course Chooks.

Please check with Chook first as there are things some of them cant eat.. especially Kevin he needs to watch his weight. 😂

They are all beautiful and luxurious, with the same offerings, the main difference other than decor is the Silkie and Araucana have King Beds and the other Tents have Queen Beds. All the Tents offer the same facilities, they are just decorated differently so it comes down to personal choice. 

Wyandotte and Frizzle allow you to see the sunrise from the comfort of your bed if you wish, in saying that if you’re in a different Tent all you need to do is pop your head out to see the Sunrise.

Access to the Sunset is not a problem at Bukirk as the property has unobstructed views, but if you would like the ultimate Tent for viewing the Sunset directly in front of your Tent then Araucana and Silkie are the best followed by Leghorn. Frizzle faces north west so you can see it to your left and Wyandotte faces east, but if you sat on the back of your deck then you would be facing the sunset too! Its not hard to find the right position as you have many options for an awesome view anywhere on the property.

As you drive in the road leads you to the right 

Order from the first tent to the last is 

Wyandotte

Frizzle

Leghorn

Silkie

Araucana