Crystal Castle Shambhala Gardens — Point Of Interest in Mullumbimby

Reviews of Crystal Castle Shambhala Gardens

• Devin

  Added 2016.07.14

  I love it here. We had A magical experience. The staff is great and the morning Puja ceremony was just lovely.I Can't wait to come back. It was actually really fun for my kids too, age 3 and 5.
• Christopher

  Added 2016.05.20

  In fairness the place is nice, food is great and friendly staff. But the lack of appreciation for regular customers does take them for granted and makes greed an ugly and significant element of the visit.
• Landon

  Added 2016.05.17

  Crystal Castle is just picture perfect with its huge crystals and Buddha inspired statues. Getting in early meant we missed the crowds and got to admire the beauty and get some crowd-free photos.
• Tyler

  Added 2015.08.29

  This is simply a fantastic place to come unwind and rejuvenate the mind and body. Huge crystals are placed around the scenic grounds that lead to beautiful views of the hinterland. The cafe has good meals and the playground is close so you can eat while the kids go nuts. The best option here is the yearly locals pass as it pays for itself after 2 visits. Wheelchair wise there are parts that would have to be missed but my Mother still loved it.
• Isaiah

  Added 2015.06.27

  You haven't been to Byron until you've been to the Crystal Castle. 28 dollars will get you entry which, at first, seems a little steep. However, once you've entered you can see exactly why.
• Miguel

  Added 2015.01.21

  Once you're done with wandering around there is a coffee shop with stunning views over the hills. I had the Mystic Monk Chai tea which wasn't too bad at all.
• Luke

  Added 2014.10.27

  A wonderful location with great views and gorgeous gardens. Even if the woo-woo factor of crystal energy isn't your thing you can't help but be astonished by the beauty and size of the amethyst geodes in particular. Lots of private spaces for contemplating the universe as well as guided meditations and talks about crystals. Lots to see and experience especially if you have an open mind. Hard to believe that the place started on bare land, their efforts at replanting the forest are to be applauded. I spent a very happy 3-4 hours pottering about, spotting birds and wildlife between taking breaks from the heat on the shady deck of the cafe. The views from here make a visit worthwhile and free WiFi for the conventionally connected!
• Sarah

  Added 2014.08.04

  A beautiful place but one of contradiction. Seems greed is as important as peace and tranquility in the hills of Byron Bay. With a daughter who loves the place we would visit at least 4 times a year. We live an hour away, but not considered “local enough”.
• Logan

  Added 2014.07.31

  I go there as my daughter likes it, but to me the experience is one of negativity with such a greedy sting at the front gate.
• Madison

  Added 2013.11.27

  Make no mistake this place is very expensive. $50 for an adult and child who will go in and have lunch and buy merchandise is over the top. Why not a “coffee card” style incentive for regular visitors??
• Jacob

  Added 2013.07.30

  The team from the entry, the coffee shop and gift shop were all super friendly and lovely.