If you're after an affordable option with Somers as your vacation destination then our villa will be the one that you will want to come back to, year after year.
To book a stay and see the rates please go straight to the Somers Cabin Park site
On entering you will be delighted with size of the lounge / kitchen area. There is enough room for everyone to relax and enjoy a movie or a sport of your choice on the flat screen TV. There is also a TV in the master bedroom. Both have DVD players.
Creature comforts include a split system reverse cycle air conditioner ensuring it stays warm in winter and cool in summer.
The fully equipped kitchen comes complete with full size appliances and plenty of cupboard space.
The master bedroom has a queen size bed and built in robes and the second bedroom can sleep three in a set of two down one up bunks.
You could also sleep a couple of kids on the click-clack lounges in the living room.
We are open all year round and there is 24 hour on site management.
The resort offers a games room with log fire, ping pong, electronic games and wide-screen TV, so there is plenty to do to keep the whole family entertained.
The park has an outdoor solar heated in-ground swimming pool, an electric BBQ, a shady picnic area and playground as well as an amenities block (with separate children's bathroom), a coin laundry and dryer.
The office has a small kiosk with ice-creams, milk, groceries drinks & snacks available. There is also a range of tourist information for all the fabulous activities the Mornington Peninsula has on offer.
It is only a couple of minutes stroll to the Somers General Store where you can have a coffee, breakfast, or lunch and pick up those necessities that are often forgotten.
Somers is a small, quiet seaside village with a safe and pleasant swimming beach located about 80 km south of Melbourne on the eastern side of the Mornington Peninsula, and on the western shore of Western Port Bay.
This part of the coast is very beautiful and has lots of attractions and recreational facilities. Somers is a coastal recreation resort famous for its foreshore reserve and pine-covered cliffs.
Somers has a post office, general store, tennis courts, community hall, barbecue facilities, picnic areas, and a yacht club beach boat ramp.
It is also home to the Lord Somers Camp and just down the road from HMAS Cerberus, the Navy's premier training establishment.
Local attractions and activities include:
The Emu Plains Market is held at Balnarring Racecourse
Somers has a safe swimming beach and a little to the west is Balnarring Beach which is suitable for swimming, surfing, fishing, bodyboarding and surfskis. Point Leo is just a little further on.
Coolart - a beautiful Victorian mansion situated on Lord Somers Road.
Somers began to emerge from the subdivision of pastoral land in the 1920s. The town's general store and post office date from 1927 and are still in operation.
The RAAF trained here during World War II and the military buildings were later taken over by the Education Department which established the Somers Camp. This focus on the area's recreational and scenic values led to the emergence of holiday homes and campgrounds. Somers and Merricks had a combined population, in 1996, of 963.
Rates vary depending on the season, the day of the week/weekend and length of stay.
Special rates can be negotiated if Monday - Friday rental is required for example where you might be involved in some short or long term contract work in the area.
For any questions or to request a booking please use the form above or contact park manager by phone (03 5983 5538) to discuss your stay requirements.
ADDRESS
93 Camp Hill Rd
Somers Vic 3927
CONTACTS
Phone: (03) 5983 5538 (Park Manager)
Fax: (03) 5983 2847
Email: hello@somerscabinpark.com
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