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Hicklam Grange

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· Bega, New South Wales

25 acres hosted by Jonathon R.

4 Vehicle/Tent sites

Family-friendly

Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.

Creature comforts

Enjoy the comforts of home—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.

Hicklam Grange camp is located on 25 acres surrounded by farmland which once formed part of the historic Kameruka Estate. The quiet town of Candelo is a simple 10 minute drive away where there is a pub, cafe, general store, petrol station, homewares store and markets which are held on the first Sunday of every month from 8.30am. If beach side is what you are after both Merimbula and Tathra are approximately 30 minutes away, or a 25 minute drive will take you to Bega, home of the famous Bega Cheese factory. Upon entering Hicklam Grange, you will drive past the main house and continue to the end of the property to the camp hut and unpowered sites. You will notice some chook pens along the way, and if they have been kind, farm fresh eggs may be purchased along with some local home made jams, pickles and relish. Hicklam Grange Camp offers an undercover area with a kitchen, shower, and toilet. The kitchen has a bbq, cooking utensils, and crockery for use. There is no fridge/freezer available. The hut has doors which can be closed to make use of the indoor fireplace and protection from wind if need be. The water used on site is the same as the main house, and has been collected from the creek that borders the property. Guests can gain access to the creek via a gate at the base of the camp kitchen grounds and a short walk along a mown track. Water from the taps may be used for washing up but should be boiled before use when cooking or making tea and coffee. It is recommended to bring your own drinking water. The campsite provides several cleared areas that are first in best dressed; whether it be near the camp kitchen and amenities, next to existing fire pits, or a little further away for some extra privacy. Camping is not permitted within the fenced area where the camp kitchen and amenities are located. Small campfires are permitted in designated areas, when restrictions aren't in place and a communal fire pit is also available in front of the hut. Firewood may be collected around the property, or alternatively is available for purchase under Extras. A large bonfire has been set up on site, but is not to be used as this is set for a yearly family event on the property. Many farm animals are on the property such as sheep, goats, chooks, ducks, geese, dogs, and cats. Dogs are welcome but must stay within the camp, be under control or on a leash as the property is also home to wildlife such as rabbits, wombats, echidna, possums and native bees. All vehicle types can access the property, and is suitable for Tents, Campers, and Vans with good access for 2WD and caravans.Hicklam Grange camp is located on 25 acres surrounded by farmland which once formed part of the historic Kameruka Estate. The quiet town of Candelo is a simple 10 minute drive away where there is a pub, cafe, general store, petrol station, homewares store and markets which are held on the first Sunday of every month from 8.30am. If beach side is what you are after both Merimbula and Tathra are approximately 30 minutes away, or a 25 minute drive will take you to Bega, home of the famous Bega Cheese factory. Upon entering Hicklam Grange, you will drive past the main house and continue to the end of the property to the camp hut and unpowered sites. You will notice some chook pens along the way, and if they have been kind, farm fresh eggs may be purchased along with some local home made jams, pickles and relish. Hicklam Grange Camp offers an undercover area with a kitchen, shower, and toilet. The kitchen has a fridge/freezer, bbq, cooking utensils, and crockery for use. The hut has doors which can be closed to make use of the indoor fireplace and protection from wind if need be. The water used on site is the same as the main house, and has been collected from the creek that borders the property. Guests can gain access to the creek via a gate at the base of the camp kitchen grounds and a short walk along a mown track. Water from the taps may be used for washing up but should be boiled before use when cooking or making tea and coffee. It is recommended to bring your own drinking water. The campsite provides several cleared areas that are first in best dressed; whether it be near the camp kitchen and amenities, next to existing fire pits, or a little further away for some extra privacy. Camping is not permitted within the fenced area where the camp kitchen and amenities are located. Small campfires are permitted in designated areas, when restrictions aren't in place and a communal fire pit is also available in front of the hut. Firewood may be collected around the property, or alternatively is available for purchase under Extras. A large bonfire has been set up on site, but is not to be used as this is set for a yearly family event on the property. Many farm animals are on the property such as sheep, goats, chooks, ducks, geese, dogs, and cats. Dogs are welcome but must stay within the camp, be under control or on a leash as the property is also home to wildlife such as rabbits, wombats, echidna, possums and native bees. All vehicle types can access the property, and is suitable for Tents, Campers, and Vans with good access for 2WD and caravans.

Natural features

River, stream, or creek

Farm

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14 Ratings · 14 reviews

James B.recommends

May 1, 2024

Hicklam Grange Camp

Great spot. Highly recommend!

A beautiful spot with fantastic facilities. The camp kitchen was fully stocked; the toilet and shower were great; and gas provided for the BBQ and cooker was a bonus. Jonathon was very nice and a super helpful host. Highly recommend!

Zoe H.recommends

February 2, 2024

Hicklam Grange Camp

Beautiful property and great amenities, Jonathan was really responsive and welcoming. Can’t wait to come back!

Jess M.recommends

January 15, 2024

Hicklam Grange Camp

Absolute paradise!

Our stay was absolutely perfect for us. Jonathon’s property is picturesque and quiet and feels secluded but is close to everything we could have needed. The creek which is only about 200m walk from our camping spot was a real highlight for us. It was a beautiful safe spot for our kids to swim and play. And the beach was only a half hour away so close enough for us to drive to most days. Jonathon was a fantastic host and made sure we had everything we needed. We were set up to be off grid with our camping set up, but the added bonus of having the kitchen facilities, toilet and shower made it feel like a luxury camping trip. We would definitely recommend Hicklam Grange, and will definitely be back.

Sarah I.recommends

October 18, 2023

Hicklam Grange Camp

I stayed one night at Hicklam Grange and really loved the private bush setting. It's lovely being able to move from the camping area to the creek through really accessed gates. The camp kitchen and bathroom facilities are really well looked after and a great addition to the camp site. Jonathon was really welcoming and available to assist with anything.

Perry A.recommends

May 7, 2023

Hicklam Grange Camp

Awesome property, would not hesitate staying there again in the future with great clean ammenities

Julieta P.recommends

April 16, 2023

Hicklam Grange Camp

It is a very peaceful place with nice views and a lively creek. Everything was clean and the facilities were very complete.

Location

Bega, New South Wales, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Yuin and Bidwell First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Jonathon R.

Joined in November 2022

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