Glamping near Bendigo with fishing

The area offers everything from private outdoor hideaways to family-friendly campgrounds.

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Australia
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Victoria
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Bendigo

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4 top glamping sites near Bendigo with fishing

Kilbirnie Peak Glamping

1 site · Lodging5000 acres · Berrimal, VIC

Kilbirnie Peak Glamping is situated on our 6th generation family farm. Here, you'll find a sunrise and sunset lovers delight. Bleeting sheep in the distance, kangaroos grazing below, eagles flying above, a true farm life glamping experience. The main operation here on the farm is cropping canola, wheat, barley, lupins and running merino ewes to grow fat lambs and wool. Tim and Susie with sons Joe and Sam live at the homestead 2km from the glamping site, we’re all happy to assist with any problems that may pop up. Book with us, and you'll arrive to your gorgeous tent furnished and ready to relax. The 5m Bell tent is uniquely situated in a secluded old tin shed amongst the Berrimal Hills with incredible 360 views on top of the peak. The accommodation is set up for couples, with a queen bed and many extra comforts to help you unwind, including the indulgent bath with a view (with hot water!), flush toilet, hot water shower, well equipped camp kitchen and more. If the weathers cool, warm up at the fire pit or by the wood burning fire. Book a gourmet boz with cheese and crackers, or order a pizza prep box for the gas pizza oven as additional treats during your stay. For larger groups, we can also provide a 3 metre bell tent or Carrie the Caravan both fully furnished for an extra fee. Message us for details.

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Rustic Miner’s Cabin

6 sites · Lodging11 acres · Golden Point, VIC

A little slice of heaven ! 11 Acres nestled in a valley in the beautiful Castlemaine goldfields. The property has a main house ,shed ,cottage, Glamping tent site and a dam, and is completely off the grid. Also very close to the popular Expedition pass reservoir and only a few minutes drive to Chewton and Castlemaine. Come and experience the beautiful sunset, Wildlife and tranquility. The cottage itself is furnished and has a cosy open fire place and barrel heater, a small kitchen with basic kitchenware, hot and cold water gas cooking and solar and gas lighting. There is a separate bedroom at the back with a Queen bed and a king single bed. Please note bedding is not provided so please bring a warm sleeping bags or bedding and pillows. There is a adjoining bathroom (accessible from outside) with toilet, vanity and HOT shower. (BYO towels). Please note the bathroom may be shared with my Glamping site guests. (just one other site) The cabin sleeps 3 and you can also bring a tent as well.. Please note this is rustic accommodation and the cabin doesn’t have 240v power only 12v LED lighting and an esky is also provided. Located just 5 mins to local reservoir which is a great place to swim, fish or paddle. Also the popular Red Hill Pub and gold prospecting areas are just up the road and only 10 minutes to historic Castlemaine. Firewood available $30per barrow load. Please message me though the site. Just 1.5 hours drive from Melbourne, 1 hour from Ballarat and 40 minutes from Bendigo.

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Glamping on a budget

1 site · Lodging12 acres · Golden Point, VIC

Stay in a very comfortable and well appointed bell tent on in a beautiful tranquil bush setting on my 12 acre property. Nestled in a little valley. Lots of wildlife, beautiful walks and swimming hole is just up the road. The site is off grid but still has all the creature comforts. Shared bathroom with one other site with hot shower etc. wood heating and gas bbq provided

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Electric Turtle

1 site · Lodging16 acres · Castlemaine, VIC

Welcome to Electric Turtle. An award winning Tiny House retreat nestled in the forest situated on Djaara Country in Castlemaine, Victoria. Tune out in nature on your own private and secluded 16 acres of undulating and ancient box ironbark forest landscapes. Relax and unwind in a completely private and serene natural environment or soak up what Victoria’s most progressive regional centre has to offer. Whether it's bush immersion, re-wilding or those seeking world-class wine, music and art — Electric Turtle has you covered. The experience Secluded, private and serene just 2 minutes drive to the centre of Castlemaine. Surrounded by National Park on three sides and adjoining the famous Goldfields track, the natural environment is front and centre of your experience. Steeped in a long and rich ancient Indigenous cultural history as well as a more recent 19th-century Australian Gold Rush history, intriguing stories abound in this ancient landscape. Unwinding in the outdoors is made easy in this beautifully crafted building. Inspiring bushwalking and bike riding abound. The natural beauty of the landscape is truly captivating with a diverse and ever changing array of native flora and fauna including diverse bird life, kangaroos, wallabies, gliders, frogs, reptiles, marsupials, native orchids, wildflowers, funghi and eucalypts. Filtered 270º views towards Leanganook (Mt Alexander), Chewton bushlands and beyond across Castlemaine town centre provide the ideal position to escape from the hustle and bustle. An award-winning design The architect designed Tiny Home created by reknowned local builders House Workshop in Castlemaine is beautifully crafted from reclaimed materials and sits gently in it’s bush home. Winning the 2023 Tiny House Industry Association Craftsman Build award, it’s an incredible and unique space to bask in the beauty of it’s surrounds. The 20 square metre design achieves a spacious feeling within a compact form through minimal separations and interconnected spaces that open up to the outside through plentiful windows and doors. The volume is a single space informally separated into three areas, living, sleeping and cooking / dining and further extended by the adjoining 16 square metre alfresco deck. Highly insulated, low-zero VOC finishes with large glazing and cross-ventilation is designed to bring the outdoors in. Paired with a solar passive design and a northerly orientation it ensures a restorative and inspiring space to rejuvenate in your tranquil bush escape. The raised bed platform includes an ultra comfy king sized bed for maximum comfort and relaxation, quality organic linen and uninterrupted bush views to watch a myriad of local birds scurry and flit for the latest nectar on offer. The details At Electric Turtle we’re entirely off-grid to ensure a small carbon footprint and a sustainable ethos that treads lightly on the environment. A small-scale solar battery system takes care of lights and charging for phones, lights, laptops and essentials. We collect filtered rainwater and spring water for drinking, showering and cooking. Your cooking needs are covered by a well appointed kitchen with hot and cold water throughout, sink, full stainless oven, four burner gas hob cooktop and fridge with freezer. We also have fast wi-fi available free of charge, let us know if you’d prefer to have it turned off for a full digital detox experience. Full kitchenware and cooking essentials are provided including local complimentary local sour dough, free range eggs, coffee, tea, milk and your choice of a bottle of local wine or locally brewed beer. A large alfresco deck and verandah adjoins the tiny house offering additional space to sprawl out and unwind outdoors or cook outside on the BBQ. Step down into a light touch landscaped bush courtyard to dine under the stars. Continuing the eco-focused ethos we have a custom built hot and cold outdoor shower experience to immerse yourself in the natural bush landscape and a full composting toilet setup to ensure all your amenities are well covered. How to get there An all weather accessible two wheel drive road provides access right to the door of Electric Turtle. A 2 minute drive to the centre of Castlemaine and just over an hour’s drive from Melbourne’s CBD. Local taxi’s and food delivery also service Electric Turtle. Castlemaine Railway Station is a 5 minute drive and services Melbourne Southern Cross Station in a 1.5hr trip.

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Overview

If you're looking for a unique camping experience that combines luxury with nature, glamping is the way to go. And if you're an avid angler seeking to reel in some big catches surrounded by beautiful scenery, you're in luck. Hipcamp has over 320 glamping options available near Bendigo, Victoria, each offering a prime fishing location. For example, the Shacks at Kardella Park, Toolangi Heights, and Magic Mountain have rave reviews from hundreds of satisfied campers. With prices starting as low as $10 and averaging at $35 per night, these glamping sites also come equipped with popular amenities like potable water, toilets, and showers. Other popular activities in the area include wildlife watching, autumn fun, and whitewater paddling.

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