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Retreat Shearers' Quarters

98%

· Junee, New South Wales

1700 acres hosted by George M.

1 Vehicle/Tent site

George is a Star Host

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Creature comforts

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

All to yourself

100% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.

PLEASE NOTE: Retreat is a working farm. For biosecurity reasons, we cannot host visitors who have returned from overseas within the last 10 days. Retreat is a historic sheep station and regenerative farm on Pinchgut Creek, in Wiradjuri Country, on the southwest slopes of NSW. Strategic grazing methods are fostering biodiversity (above and below ground). Creekside revegetation has brought the waterway back to life. Birdlife abounds. Take a walk along the creek, through the regenerating woodland. Pitch your tent under shady white cedar trees, beside the Retreat Shearer's Quarters. After sunset, listen for the mopoke owls, which sometimes call from the branches of ancient yellow box trees. Nights are dark here. Marvel at a sky full of stars. Occasionally, a rare Australasian bittern, nesting in the reed beds on Pinchgut Creek, will add its booming call to the night time frog chorus. Butcher birds often sing at sunrise. The towns of Cootamundra, Temora and Junee are less than half an hour away. Guests have access to two hot showers, a laundry, toilet, and drinking water (rainwater). There is access to electricity, but no rubbish facilities. We ask that you remove all of your own rubbish, as we don't have a council rubbish pickup service. Stay cozy in the evenings around the campfire. Campfires can be made in the cooler months, by permission, and only in the designated fire circle. Tents may only be set up under the old, shady white cedar trees on the western side of the long, corrugated iron dormitory building, with a view towards the creek. The campsite is 2WD accessible and there's plenty of room for motorhomes, campervans and camper trailers. The campsite is grassy and level, but the area can get boggy in wet weather. Please check in with us about the current conditions. No pets please.PLEASE NOTE: For biosecurity reasons, we cannot host visitors who have arrived from overseas within the last 10 days. Retreat is a historic sheep station and regenerative farm on Pinchgut Creek, in Wiradjuri Country, on the southwest slopes of NSW. Strategic grazing methods are fostering biodiversity (above and below ground). Creekside revegetation has brought the waterway back to life. Birdlife abounds. Take a walk along the creek, through the regenerating woodland. We only allow one booking at a time. You’ll have the place to yourself, a truly peaceful retreat. Pitch your tent under shady white cedar trees, beside the Retreat Shearer's Quarters. After sunset, listen for the mopoke owls, which sometimes call from the branches of ancient yellow box trees. Nights are dark here. Marvel at a sky full of stars. Occasionally, a rare Australasian bittern, nesting in the reed beds on Pinchgut Creek, will add its booming call to the night time frog chorus. Butcher birds often sing at sunrise. The towns of Cootamundra, Temora and Junee are less than half an hour away. Guests have access to two hot showers, a laundry, toilet, and drinking water (rainwater). There is access to electricity. No rubbish bins are provided and we ask that you take all your rubbish. Stay cozy in the evenings around the campfire. Campfires can be made in the cooler months, by permission, and only in the designated fire circle. Tents may only be set up under the old, shady white cedar trees on the western side of the long, corrugated iron dormitory building, with a view towards the creek. The campsite is 2WD accessible and there's plenty of room for motorhomes, campervans and camper trailers. The campsite is grassy and level, but the area can get boggy in wet weather. Please check in with us about the current conditions. No pets please.

Activities

Hiking

Wildlife watching

Natural features

River, stream, or creek

Field

Ranch

98%

21 Ratings · 19 reviews

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September 9, 2024

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Great spot George is awesome can’t fault the spot

Scott C.recommends

August 12, 2024

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Beautiful quiet property with some great old shearer’s buildings from better days. Plenty of bird life to fill your ears. Toilet and shower is a bonus if you need them. Will definitely be back. Thanks for sharing George

David M.recommends

May 19, 2024

White Cedars Campsite

Beautiful quiet spot with no one else around. Friendly host. Good toilet and shower and sink for washing

Angie M.recommends

April 19, 2024

White Cedars Campsite

Our first family camping trip at White Cedars was lovely. The amenities were great, and having power at our campsite was greatly appreciated. George was lovely and the site was beautiful. Overall, it was a delightful experience. Highly recommend!

Kev D.recommends

April 17, 2024

White Cedars Campsite

Lovely quiet area, and the facilities at the Shearers Quarters were spot on. Hot showers and washing facilities, what's not to like. Thanks Kev and Narelle Devlin

Daniel H.recommends

March 31, 2024

White Cedars Campsite

Wonderful stay, rate to camp alone at Easter. Welcome toilet and shower too. Thanks George for the use of your property.

Location

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

Hosted by George M.

Joined in April 2021

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