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54 Argyle Street, Traralgon, Victoria, 3844, Australia
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Wish to book at this park in August? Just a little worry about the heater whether it is warm enough in winter as they don't provide electric blanket. Pls advise.
Jen
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Considering the fact that the cabins seem to have all mod-cons,I would be very surprised if there were no heaters provided. I suggest that you contact them directly for confirmation.Have a look at the photos on website.
Website is
http://www.mansfieldholidaypark.com.au/pictures.htm
Hi Lynne
Yes, I write to them and they did reply with heater. I just worry the heater do not work properly or not warm enough as this usually quite a common problem faced. Plus electric blanket will not be provided. In the freezing winter it will not a good experience at all.
I think that you should not worry about it. They would not allow the guests to be uncomfortable or cold.
That area would be very cold in winter and I,m sure the heater on at night would keep the cabin warm..However if this is worrying you a lot I would take an electric blanket with you, some of the shops like K-Mart and Big W would have inexpensive ones, if you plan on staying there for several nights it would be worth the cost.
They may have reverse air conditioners---I agree with Lynne and others that it would be unusual for any accommodation that will allow their guests to be cold.
Check with them again and be assertive regarding a reply to your question.
The temperature is unlikely to get any lower than 2C outdoors if there is a frost otherwise 5C would be what I would expect. I would expect they would have heating of some description and likely doonas (duvets) on the beds. I used to have an electric blanket but I haven't bothered to use one in Melbourne in twenty years.
Hi all
Thank you very much for all your advises here and you definitely make my worry less now.
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