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@ Endor Nature Camp
6 sites · Lodging, RVs5 acres · Batlow, NSW
Endor is a Snowy Valleys Forest camp in the picturesque town of Batlow, offering unique off-grid nature camping experiences. Only 25 minutes from the Tumbarumba to Rosewood Rail Trail, Endor is the perfect mountain hideaway to map out your day. Visit farm gates, take a tour of the Snowy Valleys Sculpture Trail and indulge your taste buds at some of the regions finest food and beverage establishments in the region.
Located on the Batlow to Tumbarumba road at Deep Gully Bend (The Old Mill) site entrance. Endor is only 2km from the village of Batlow with off grid facilities for wild camping. Nestled into steep hillside and surrounded by Alpine woodland, Endor is home to a large variation of wildlife including the endangered Greater Glider and other possum glider species. Wombats roam at nighttime along with kangaroo, wallaby and deer migrating when in season. Powerful Owls and other bird species in the parrot family are a spectacular sight along with morning & Twighlight Finch performances.
Endor is a primitive camp site with cabin style accommodation. There are two bunkers which are set 25m apart and each bunker can accommodate 2 people Max. Basic single bed set up with basic linen as we recommend you bring your own temperature rated sleeping bag for seasonal Camps.
Located on Batlow Road you will experience some road traffic noise and log truck activity during peak hours in the morning and afternoon. A small reminder that you are still close to civilization.
Campfires are allowed during the winter season and each bunker has a fire pit. We don't offer cooking/kitchen facilities as we would prefer our guests to engage with the local eateries during their stay to support this important economy and enjoy the flavours of the region.
Our aim is to provide a comfortable bed in an alpine off grid setting for those who seek an experience in nature.
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FigTree Retreat
1 site · Lodging2000 acres · Oura, NSW
Relax, Revitalise and restore at FigTree Retreat, 24 minutes from Wagga Wagga. Suitable for caravans or camper vans.
Depending on where you would like to set up camp, we have a dedicated glamping area in which we host accommodation bookings in our luxury glamping g tents with amenities, hot tub and sauna including on site massage to soak in some pamper time during your travels.
We have Scottish highland cattle, an abundance of wildlife and picturesque views for a hike up the hills. We are only a short drive to Wagga, with many activities to offer in the area.
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'Bertie' Tiny House w Lake/Vineyard
1 site · Lodging350 acres · Wallaroo, NSW
Watch the Sunset over Beautiful Views of the Brindabella Hills, with a glass of Wallaroo Wines. You can swim in the lake, kayak, bring your doggy and enjoy a time away from bustling life. No internet, no hassles. Bring a book and enjoy looking out on the lake, which often turns bright pink in the sunset. Walk down to the beautiful waterfall, and say hello to the gentle baby cows.
We love hosting people here, and know you'll love the ambience and wondrous silence of nature.
Retreat - if you are keen on a longer break from work to read those 10 books or set up an isle in the paddocks to paint, or record some music i would love to offer 30% off.
One convertable King bed downstairs and one loft double bed upstairs. There is a full kitchen with views out over the water. The toilet is an easy-to-use composting toilet with full instructions. A beautiful wooden deck milled from a fallen tree on the property. Kayak for you to use on the water. Fire pit outside.
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Retro Caravan in Muttama
1 site · Lodging1 acre · Muttama, NSW
Muttama is a small village situated in the beautiful Riverina, just 30 minutes from Cootamundra or Gundagai.
The property still has the original 1904 Church that the hosts have converted into a home. In the 3 years we have lived here we have transformed what was once a sheep paddock into a permaculture garden.
Offering this retro caravan accomodating two guests. Campers will have access to both a shower and private toilet throughout their stay.
Visitors are welcome to enjoy a campfire in the fire pit provided, don't forget to look up and enjoy some amazing star gazing.
Cootamundra is a lovely town to visit, there are a number of great cafes and bakeries to enjoy along with plenty of parks and walks to explore.
The Cootamundra scenery is just simply something else. The native tree’s guiding you along your path throughout National Parks and along dam banks will provide you with an insight into not only the beautiful countryside, but also the areas animals as well.
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Glamping near Tumut guide
Overview
Looking for a glamorous camping experience near Tumut, New South Wales? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 385 options for glamping in the area, you're sure to find the perfect spot to relax and unwind. Plus, with an average price per night of $30 and options as low as $10, you can enjoy luxury without breaking the bank. Some of the top campsites in the area include Scribbly Gum (203 reviews), Witts End (80 reviews), and The Hobby Sheep Farm (63 reviews). And with popular amenities like potable water, campfires, and rubbish facilities, and activities such as wind sports, historic sites, and climbing, there's something for everyone. So why wait? Start planning your glamping adventure today!
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