Kay Creek Hut

Kay Creek Hut (sleeps 3-4, fireplace, firewood available, creek water) makes up for in character what it lacks in comfort. The hut is tin walled and roofed, has a floor of loose river stones and a good stone fireplace. The beds are hessian sacks strecthed between beech poles, one of which was torn when I visited in 2006, reducing the capacity to 3. Sleeping on the uneven stone floor would not be a comfortable option!

The hut is located on the true-right of Kay Creek, at the upstream limit of the bush and scrub. It is a convenient stopping place for those crossing the easy Scott Saddle to the Dart valley, or exploring the area.