Cabins near Wangaratta

Camp beside rivers, within the bush, and up a mountain near this inland Victorian city.

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Blackwood Cabin

1 site · Lodging8 acres · Greta South, VIC
Only a short drive to the King Valley wine region, Brookfield Maze and The Alpine National Park where you can enjoy swimming, kayaking, rafting or wining and dining.Blackwood is a traditional log cabin nestled in the bush in North East Victoria. Set on the banks of the 15 Mile Creek it is the perfect place to escape the busy life and settle into a truly unique location. Only a short drive to the King Valley wine region, Brookfield Maze and The Alpine National Park. Fully self contained, the cabin offers guests a camping style experience with some of the comforts of home. There is plenty of room to park a car if you are travelling through.The cabin sleeps 4 with a set of single bunk beds and a double bed. It has a small bar fridge, well equipped kitchen and open fire place and BBQ. The hot shower and flushing toilet are outdoors. There is indoor and outdoor dinning table and large fire pit, that overlooks the creek flats. Easy access for 2WD, limited phone reception with Telstra.
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AU$120
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Timberline Park Farmstay

1 site · Lodging60 acres · Mansfield, VIC
Timberline Park is a working farm situated 12 km from the township of Mansfield, 2hrs drive from Melbourne and 45 minutes from the Mt Buller Resort. Set on 60 acres, we offer a spacious 2 bedroom cottage for farmstays which features spectacular views. Timberline Park offers guests a farm experience of egg collecting, fruit picking & animal feeding. The Airbnb calendar is not always accurate, please refer to our website for availability & special rates (no fees) - Timberline Pastoral Co. Animals on the property include an alpaca, horse, sheep, lambs, calf and chickens. BYO horse! Want to ride the high country on your best friend? Bring your horse/s with you on your holiday and enjoy riding through the mountains. We have stables, float parking, arena, turn around area, stock yards with ramp, safe paddocks and a wash down area. Mt Stirling offers the most spectacular views and a number of cattlemen huts you can visit including Craig’s Hut from The Man from Snowy River movie. Visit our website - Timberline Pastoral for more details. NOTE: You will notice we do not charge a cleaning fee to assist you in enjoying an affordable country break. In return, we hope you will leave the facilities in the same condition as received. Guests have access to the gardens, gazebo, tennis courts and crochet lawn. Other things to note - An additional single (floor) mattress, suitable for children, can be provided as extra bedding upon request. - Please note the cottage is a shoe free area due to extensive carpeting. - As we capture rain water we ask you to assist us in minimising usage. - External animals (exception of horses) are not permitted due to farm biosecurity issues. Thank you for supporting the farming community.
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AU$450
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Little Olive Cabin

2 sites · Lodging50 acres · Porepunkah, VIC
Nestled into the foot of Mount Buffalo and central to the most popular tourist attractions in the North East of Victoria. Lovers of quirky eclectic style will bask in the retro and vintage vibes of The Little Olive Cabin. The cabin is smartly appointed with leather furniture, a fully equipped kitchen including stainless steel appliances and the mezzanine style bedroom that’s sits up above the main living space and boasts quality Bed Threads linen in the bedroom and bathroom. Enjoy the Summer Months by our large 11-meter swimming pool with glorious views of the Ovens Valley and the Victorian Alps - please note the pool may be shared with guests of our Larger Home on the Estate. In Winter enjoy the warmth of the Wood Fire with all firewood provided or the instant heat of the split system heater. Along with relaxing on the deck or sitting by the pool you can wander around behind the property amongst the bushland, taking in the views of the Mount Buffalo Gorge. For the more energetic, bring your bicycle and ride the Murray to the Mountains Rail Trail and ride into Bright or Myrtleford and beyond. The serious cyclist can ride the Mount Buffalo Ascent to the historic Chalet.
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AU$325
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Moodemere Lake House

1 site · Lodging6 acres · Rutherglen, VIC
The Moodemere Lake House is uniquely Australian and fully self contained. Situated in the midst of picturesque Lake Moodemere Estate, the Moodemere Lake House offers the ultimate in wine destinations. The broad deck and living area provide absolute views of Lake Moodemere and State Reserve, while the bedroom faces the extensive vineyard. There is only one guest house so privacy is guaranteed. (Sorry, due to the very close proximity to the Moodemere Reserve pets are not permitted.) Breakfast provisions with estate grown and made preserves may be delivered to your Lake House. When in season, a large bowl of fresh oranges from our century old orchard is provided. The Lake House is situated 7km’s from Rutherglen, and nestled in the midst of number of wineries and attractions. At least six wineries may be easily accessed by foot, bicycle, or horse, along the walking, trail and bike path that runs along our vineyard and the myriad of pretty country lanes. Golfers are spoilt for choice with three championship golf courses within a 30 minute radius. Despite all the region has to offer, guests may not want to leave the Moodemere Lake House. The day can be whiled away right on your doorstep. From the deck you may spend the morning watching for platypus. There are over 100 species of birds, including eagles, swans and pelicans. Native wildlife such as echidnas and kangaroos are regular visitors. A short walk along the bank of Lake Moodemere and the vineyard leads to the cellar door where guests may enjoy a relaxed lunch and private wine tasting. At dusk light up the fire pit and experience the spectacular sunset over Lake Moodemere. A walk around Lake Moodemere, and along the Murray River will take around two hours and provide many memorable, unique, and beautiful sights. The track is also suitable for cyclists and horses. Lake Moodemere Estate is a working vineyard and farm. The changing seasons offers opportunities to get involved, such as grape picking or experiencing the shearing shed in action.
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AU$340
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Cabins near Wangaratta guide

Overview

The small rural city of Wangaratta is located in northeastern Victoria, about 250 kilometres northeast of Melbourne and quite close to the border with New South Wales. Bounded by many rivers and channels that flow from the mighty Murray River, and near wetlands, forests, and granite hills, there are plenty of outdoor adventures to be had around Wangaratta. Campers can stay at well-equipped holiday parks throughout the town, as well as simpler campsites at the nearby Warby-Ovens National Park, where there are several bush camping choices.

Where to go

Warby-Ovens National Park

A short distance west of Wangaratta, the Warby-Ovens National Park is a popular spot for walking, cycling, canoeing, and wildlife-watching. It’s home to several ecosystems and contains important bushland, being located in a unique area between the Murray River and the Victorian Alps. There are many campsites to choose from, all unpowered and requiring self-sufficiency but free of charge. You can also visit the Gravel Point-Warby Ovens section of the park, which is north of Wangaratta and also has a couple of campsites.

Mount Buffalo National Park

About 1.5 hours’ drive southeast of Wangaratta, Mount Buffalo National Park is famous for the rock climbing that can be done in its granite peaks, as well as for its waterfalls and winter skiing. Campers can stay at the large Lake Catani Campground, which is suitable for tents, small caravans, and camper vans. While you need to be self-sufficient to stay here, the campsite provides amenities including flush toilets and hot showers.

Alpine National Park

Further southeast from Mount Buffalo, about 2.5 hours’ drive from Wangaratta, is the spectacular Alpine National Park. The rugged area of alpine and subalpine terrain and ecosystems offers great hiking in Victoria’s highest mountains, as well as mountain biking and horseback riding. Campers can find a number of dedicated campsites with facilities throughout the park, and dispersed bush camping—or free camping—is allowed in many places.

When to go

Music lovers might want to visit Wangaratta in November, when the city and surrounding wineries host the Wangaratta Festival of Jazz and Blues. This is also a good month for camping and outdoor activities, as it is spring and before the heat of summer arrives, and nearby waterfalls are usually at their best after the winter rains.

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