Discovery Parks - Melbourne

The room was very clean. You need to bring your own slippers and toothbrush. Just like the name of the hotel, check-in is a journey of exploration. When I arrived at the front desk, there was no 24-hour reception. There was a big sign of CLOSED. I took out my phone to find the contact number. A man with a typical Australian accent answered the phone and told me that there was a box at the door with an envelope inside. If I was ready, he would tell me the password to open the box. I said I was ready, and he told me the password. Then I saw the open light on, but the handle from lock to unlock still couldn't be opened. I tried three times, and finally I turned the unlock angle a little wider, ding~🔔 opened, found the envelope with my name✉️ and got the key. There was a map🗺️ in it, with hand-drawn instructions to our cabin No. 75. The car also needs the key to lift the lever to enter the park. The key didn't open the door smoothly. I tried for a long time but it didn't open. It was a sliding door, not in or out. [Breaking tears and laughing][Breaking tears and laughing] The process was so interesting, like a treasure hunt game. After getting the key, I kept laughing, probably because I am curious about everything, and different experiences make me very happy. This is a gathering place for RV camping. RVs of various sizes can be seen. Many young couples sit at the door of the RV at night, drinking drinks/beers, lighting a lamp, and chatting quietly. The stars in the sky at night are clearly visible. It feels so beautiful~[heart][jump][circle] It is also close to DFO outlets, and many brands have good discounts.

One thing to note is that all the rooms are on the second floor, so be careful if you have elderly people.

Because I was going to drive myself, I chose this place. It was very convenient to park next to the house, but the room was really average and the sound insulation was poor. There is a large Asian supermarket nearby, which is very convenient for shopping.