Maalaabidi Naturist Farm Stay
350 acres hosted by Graham K.
1 lodging site · 6 Vehicle/Tent sites
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96% of recent Hipcampers say the sites felt private.
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Welcomes Hipcampers who prefer a clothing optional experience.
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100% Recommend31 Ratings · 23 reviews
Tom M.
2 reviews
Recommends
· February 2025
19 ft Class A ·
Maalaabidi Campground
A wonderful place to relax in freedom of clothing.
Granada’s the perfect host with inspirational yarns about to the area and its people.
Lovely campfire to sit by and yarn.
Definitely will be back
Clara S.
3 months on Hipcamp
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· January 2025
16 ft car ·
Maalaabidi Campground
Beautiful place! Fantastic host, very relaxing and made us feel at home.
Vincent M.
3 months on Hipcamp
A great place to relax, discover the wildlife and enjoy the peace and quiet this property provides. The host Graham is a super host, friendly and always ensuring you get the best experience while leaving you space to enjoy your time there. Graham has only offered his camp ground for about 18 months but everything is well thought of. The camp ground, near tge big shed has electricity and water, toilets, one shower block and an exyernal shower, all with hot/ cokd water.
The main shed currently host his UAV but can serve as a function / entertainment area, with a small bar and a cofee machine ( honesty box for when making your own coffee). Attached to the main shed is a small but very practical kitchen with everything you need to cook for one or a large group, plenty of pots, cuttleries etc...fridge, freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle .... outside the kichen is the BBQ area, there you can bbq for large parties!
The property has an easy to follow trail around the main property fence, but you can venture through the various paddocks, do not forget to close the gates behind yourself, and discover amazing fauna and flora. If Graham is free, he will oblige to give you a tour and introduce you to the various plant while giving you a tour of the property. It is vast and full of beauty, from centuries old trees, to beautifull dams and all the wikdlife tgat cime with them.
At night, just turn off all your lights, seat putsude looking at the sky to discover stars you never seen before!
Mark M.
2 reviews
Recommends
· December 2024
Tent ·
Maalaabidi Campground
Great location, plenty of space., amazing vistas, fantastic facilities including hot water shower (indoor or outdoor) and kitchen with all the basics you would need. Brilliant host. What more can I say.
Peter I.
11 months on Hipcamp
Great host, fantastic views and surrounds.
Enjoyed our first stay here.
Hope to have a few more.
Richard H.
6 months on Hipcamp
Recommends
· October 2024
We really enjoyed our peaceful 8-night stay at the Dingo Den.
We’re relatively new to naturism and had the place mostly to ourselves.
We were welcomed by an intense thunderstorm. The next morning, we woke with the birdcalls, watching the sunrise as the wallabies and kangaroos left the paddocks to shelter in the bush, and feeling the warm rays on our skin as we breakfasted on the verandah. The birds were numerous and diverse – pack your bird guide and binoculars.
Sun-bathing and sun-worship took on new meanings for us. Some windy days were cold enough for clothes. On hot days we kept our shirts and hats on to protect our skin on walks around the property which includes beautiful bushland, sometimes enjoying an outdoor shower in the sun afterwards. We watched the bearded dragons warm up in the sun too, climbing up the posts in the vineyard and, in the evenings, we watched the moon rise and star-bathed beneath the stunning night skies.
The Dingo Den facilities were excellent – a comfy bed, a large fridge, a sink, plenty of cutlery and crockery, a toaster and jug, the verandah, an outdoor toilet and shower, soft towels, with a shared kitchen a stroll away. Maalaabidi was also a perfect base to visit Warrumbungle and Timmallallie National Parks and the other natural and cultural attractions of the Piliga Forest.
Graham was a great host and so much more than that. He’s a story-teller, a didgeridoo and electric fiddle player, an ultralight pilot, a farmer, a barista, and an Aboriginal cultural ambassador. His family history, his culture, his work, and his whole life are grounded in this place which was a privilege for us to share and a great lived example of the connection to place that we all need to learn from. Thank you Graham (and Janice). We look forward to our next visit.
Location
Coonabarabran, New South Wales, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Kamilaroi First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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