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Set in pristine Australian countryside, suitable for a romantic getaway for two, a group of families or a reunion of friends, you will enjoy the range of options this residence offers.

The homestead is in two pavilions connected by a short covered walkway over a pond. The first pavilion is an open plan kitchen/dining/living with laundry and bathroom. Spacious decks flow from both the eastern and western sides, offering outdoor comfort in all seasons and weather conditions. Beautiful rural countryside and bushland views are all around. The second pavilion contains three bathrooms and five huge bedrooms, each with a lockable door opening onto the deck.

The property is 10 minutes from the township of Bulahdelah, the Myall Lakes and 35 minutes from the beautiful beaches of Seal Rocks, Cellitoes and Lighthouse.

Self-contained studio style accommodation, located on a 5 acre property in the village of Barrington, close to Gloucester and nearby National Parks. The Guesthouse is in peaceful surroundings, with no WiFi and mobile reception limited to Telstra phones. There are views of the rural landscape and the opportunity for bird watching. The hosts Nick and Jenny are happy to welcome you or self check-in gives you the choice to remain private.

Recent rain has greened up the region. Use Tall Gums Guesthouse as your base to kayak in the Barrington River, visit Barrington Tops National Park, Aussie Ark or visit the beaches at Hallidays Point or Forster Tuncurry (an hours drive away).

Barrington is a quiet rural village only 6 kilometres from Gloucester. Barrington has a general store for fuel and food. Nearby Gloucester has popular cafes, supermarkets, Drifta shop, dress and gift shops, art gallery and terrific bookshop.

Welcome to Monkerai! We live on a medium sized farm which occupies its very own little valley, completely surrounded by hills which border the property. Come and stay in our cute little one bedroom cottage for a relaxing farmstay. On our farm we have a little over 100 cattle, and are in the process of establishing a permaculture garden and orchards. There are several kilometres worth of hiking to be done within our property, plus easy access to the lower Barrington Tops and the Monkerai Valley.

The cottage is self-contained with a bathroom and a kitchen. We have done the renovations ourselves, so we like to think there are plenty of nice touches which align with the rest of the property. Not exactly fancy, but definitely practical and cosy.

The Monkerai Valley is a quite and picturesque place, with plenty of swimming holes in the Karuah River. We like to go cycling on the dirt roads throughout the valley, riding loops of anything from 20-50km with virtually no traffic.

Surrounded by a vibrant canopy of greenery, our recently renovated, treehouse-inspired, hardwood log cabins are rustic on the outside, yet mindfully designed with contemporary interiors. The charm of old-world wilderness meets understated comfort, with a focus on sustainable inclusions and modern luxuries. A place for rest, relaxation and rejuvenation; a haven of open spaces and fresh air; trees and tranquillity. We invite you to disconnect from the world and reconnect with yourself.

In a world filled with noise and endless distraction, Carawirry stands apart as a sanctuary of peace, solitude, and tranquillity. Nestled amongst 250 acres of Australian hardwood forest with pockets of lush temperate rainforest and old-growth timbers, seasonal creeks and waterfalls, freshwater swimming holes, and picturesque ridges with tree-topped mountain views that will leave you breathless (but for all the right reasons), Carawirry is an escape like no other. Hiking, nature trails, swimming, geocaching, bushwalking, animal spotting, mountain biking, trail running, fishing, or bird watching - however you wish to explore and interact with nature, you’re sure to find it here at Carawirry. Or, for those who prefer to relax and unwind indoors, we can arrange an onsite restorative yoga lesson or indulgent massage in the privacy of your cabin. Gum Leaf Cabin Situated next to Carawirry Creek on the edge of the property’s largest pocket of temperate rainforest, the Gum Leaf Cabin is the ideal escape for those looking for a real wilderness adventure. With extensive renovations completed September 2017, Gum Leaf Cabin features three (3) tastefully-appointed bedrooms, dual wrap-around verandahs, traditional timber floors, indoor fireplace, and sleeping and relaxing areas downstairs, with dining and entertaining spaces located upstairs, nestled amongst the treetops. Bedrooms 1 and 2 each include a queen bed and uninterrupted rainforest views, with Bedroom 3 featuring a king single bed in a cozy, nook-like space – perfect for the smallest of adventurers! Complete with modern comforts and understated luxuries and inclusions, this chalet sleeps up to five (5) guests and is perfect for small groups or families looking for a comfortable yet spacious setting to enjoy each other’s company. FEATURES: • 3 bedrooms with 3 beds • Full entertainer’s kitchen with all modern appliances and basic pantry items • New bathroom with double rainfall showerheads • Spacious living and entertaining areas with LCD smart television and Blu-Ray DVD player • Dual wrap-around verandahs, complete with outdoor gas BBQ • Indoor fireplace, complete with firewood, kindling and matches • Air conditioning • Outdoor firepit with firewood • Portable Bluetooth speaker • Nespresso coffee machine • Wallawa Indigenous Botanical Skincare toiletries • All linen, blankets, pillows and towels provided

You are invited to disconnect from the world and reconnect with yourself. Nestled amongst 250 acres of Australian hardwood forest with pockets of lush temperate rainforest and old-growth timbers, seasonal creeks and waterfalls, freshwater swimming holes, and picturesque ridges with tree-topped mountain views that will leave you breathless (for all the right reasons), Carawirry is an escape like no other. Owned and operated by John and Heather Watkins, Carawirry is a place for rest, relaxation and rejuvenation; a haven of open spaces and fresh air; of trees and tranquillity. At Carawirry, we invite our guests to be the designers of their own adventure and to follow their curiosity, wherever it may lead them. Renowned for its breathtaking mountains, dense forests, and riverside villages, and located in the leafy heart of the NSW Hunter Region, Carawirry lies at the foothills of the surrounding Barrington Tops National Park, and just a short drive from the picturesque township of Dungog Shire. With so many events and activities happening in the area, you’ll never be bored. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, antique hunter, art admirer, curious foodie or craft beer enthusiast, you’ll find something to tickle your fancy in our neck of the woods. Dungog itself boasts - four charming cafes and a local bakery, three character-filled pubs, a bowls and RSL club, quirky pizzeria and a microbrewery perfect for an afternoon of relaxing. Dungog also has antique stores, an art gallery, a large IGA supermarket, fruit shop and the James Theatre, a beautiful old cinema famous for being the oldest continuously running cinema in Australia. On Saturday mornings the local growers market at the CWA building is an ideal place to buy cheap, fresh, locally grown produce including sourdough and pastries from Fosterton Biodynamic Farm.

The Possum Cabin is a beautiful private cabin set in the foothills of the Barrington Tops National Park near Dungog. The cabin has everything you need to help you relax and recharge. All linen and towels and provided so all you need to bring is your food. (There's a well equipped kitchen and bbq) Relax by the fire, in the 4 poster bed or in the double spa bath. There are hammocks on the covered deck so you can enjoy the visiting wildlife (wallabies and king parrots are regulars).

The cabin has wooden floorboards, stained glass windows, a 4 poster bed and double spa bath. The deck has a hammock, perfect for soaking up the sights and sounds of the bush. * We have a 3 night minimum stay for Long Weekends

We are right at the end of Chichester Dam Rd so you are surrounded by the beautiful Australian bush. There are many beautiful walks and trails nearby and maps and directions are supplied. We are a 20 mon drive from the friendly country town of Dungog which has a well stocked IGA supermarket, a providores, great antique shops and Art Galleries. The Tin Shed Brewery is also a new addition to the town which is a micro brewery that also does food.

1 bedroom comfortable country cottage (seperate to main house) for those that want a little country hideaway or if your needing a quick stop over as your driving up or down the hwy this is perfect being only 22 ks off the main hwy and approximately 10 ks of dirt road but once your here it’s a great little spot . This is nothing fancy and the furniture is a little mismatched however for the price its a neat and clean perfect hideaway if you dont want to spend too much ...

This little seperate hide away is perfect for a couple that just want to get away and be electronic free. Its a comfortable 1 bedroom bungalow in a quiet location in the country side of Bunyah just 22ks off the highway. Its within 30 minutes drive to the country town of Gloucester with beautiful cafes , parks, swimming pool, Pubs, boutique shops , Woolworths, Library, Art Gallery, Tourist Information Centre and much more. Within 30 minutes to the picturesque town of Nabiac nestled just off highway. Also 50 minutes to Tuncurry/Forster. We would love you to make yourself at home and walk around our property and see the garden, variety of birds, wallabies etc . Also help yourself to the organic veggie patch. If you require a later check out time this is fine, as long as we don’t have another person checking in its no problem. Just send a message or ask on arrival. We found our little place to be the perfect stop over for people travelling on the highway . If you require to bring your pet please ask first as we have two little cavoodle dogs and a toy poodle so we need to make sure the animal is suitable .

Very country dirt road, however you would need a car as coffee shop/Woolworths/food shops, township etc is 30 minutes away

The property is on 3 1/2 acres on the outskirts of Gloucester within five minutes drive to the town centre. There are expansive vistas of mountain ranges which include the famous Bucketts and Mograni ranges on either side of the Avon Valley where the house is situated. There is an extensive range of activities available in the area. Alternatively, the place is so peaceful and the views so beautiful that unwinding quietly with a book can be an attractive option.

Summary ‘Farthings Bed and Breakfast’ is situated in one of the most picturesque rural areas imaginable. The property is on 3.5 acres on the outskirts of Gloucester within five minutes’ drive to the town centre. There are expansive vistas of mountain ranges which include the famous Buckets and Mograni ranges on either side of the Avon Valley where the house is situated. There is an extensive range of activities available in the area. Alternatively, the place is so peaceful and the views so beautiful that unwinding quietly with a book can be an attractive option. The space ‘Farthings Bed and Breakfast’ is a traditional bed and breakfast establishment within the true meaning of the term. Hosts Penny and Chris are on hand to help guests fully enjoy their visit. Guests at Farthings have the options of: • quietly unwinding in comfortable surroundings while enjoying the beautiful views and the peaceful countryside; • making full use of the many activities that the area has to offer. The accommodation is a purpose designed self-contained two bedroom flat connected to but separate from the main house. It is suitable for a party of up to four guests with a Queen size bed in one room, two King size singles in the second bedroom. Amenities include: • an integrated living/dining- room with food preparation area; • fridge; • microwave; • sandwich toaster; • Nespresso machine; • plates, glasses, cutlery etc • food preparation equipment; • electric barbecue; • TV with Google Chrome giving access to your membership of Netflix; • CD Player; • selection of DVD’s; • board and card games; • mahjong; • selection of books; • a telescope for stargazing; • free unlimited Wi-fi. Additional features: • large 'three-way' bathroom, with a walk-in shower and spacious bathtub; • all main rooms have ceiling fans; • the living-room has gas heating; • an outdoor area with table and chairs exclusive to guests; Children Children over the age of five years are welcome. Thee place is not suitable for younger children because of nearby water, barbed wire fences and other rural features. Dogs Small house-trained dogs are welcome but please not on the furniture or beds. Charges Our quoted charge of $120.00 per night is for two guests in one bedroom. There will be an additional charge of $60 for each additional adult guest and $50.00 for children under sixteen years, up to a maximum of four guests in the same party. A cleaning fee of $20.00 per applies, irrespective of length of stay. We only accept one party at a time. There is no minimum stay. Breakfast Breakfast is provided within the charge. It includes fruit, juice, cereals, muesli, breads for toasting, spreads, home-made jams, yoghurt and milk. The Surrounding Area The property is situated within the picturesque Avon Valley with East to West panoramic views down the wide valley. The World Heritage-listed Barrington Tops, Woko National Park and Copeland State Conservation area are all within easy reach. We are about five minutes’ drive from the attractive little market town of Gloucester. Of possible interest in Gloucester are: • several cafes, Thai restaurant, two supermarkets, two pubs, two recreational clubs with Chinese restaurants; • children’s playground; • gift shops; • a vibrant Visitors' Information Centre run by knowledgeable locals anxious to help visitors enjoy their time in Gloucester. The surrounding area offers many opportunities for both outdoor and indoor activities including: • picturesque golf course and clubhouse where visitors are welcome; • hiking; • jogging; • biking • horse riding; • local boutique wineries; • kayaking (kayaks can be hired at the nearby Barrington Outdoor Adventure Centre); • abseiling; • Olympic heated swimming pool (seasonal); • hydrotherapy pool; • trout fishing; • bird watching; • motor-bike touring; • historical museum; • bowls, tennis and golf... We are only a one-hour drive from the golden beaches of Forster. Guest access Guests are welcome to wander our 3.5-acre grounds Other things to note We operate as a traditional 'Bed and Breakfast' establishment. As such, there are limited kitchen facilities with a microwave, toaster, sandwich press, electric barbecue, tea and coffee making equipment. There is NO kitchen sink or cooking stove in the guest accommodation. We put our guests' dirty crockery and utensils through our dishwasher daily and replace them when the guests are out and about. We are only 5 km from the charming town of Gloucester, where there are several cafes, clubs with restaurants and two pubs with bistros. Summary ‘Farthings Bed and Breakfast’ is situated in one of the most picturesque rural areas imaginable. The property is on 3.5 acres on the outskirts of Gloucester within five minutes’ drive to the town centre. There are expansive vistas of mountain ranges which include the famous Buckets and Mograni ranges on either side of the Avon Valley where the house is situated. There is an extensive range of activities available in the area. Alternatively, the place is so peaceful and the views so beautiful that unwinding quietly with a book can be an attractive option. The space ‘Farthings Bed and Breakfast’ is a traditional bed and breakfast establishment within the true meaning of the term. Hosts Penny and Chris are on hand to help guests fully enjoy their visit. Guests at Farthings have the options of: • quietly unwinding in comfortable surroundings while enjoying the beautiful views and the peaceful countryside; • making full use of the many activities that the area has to offer. The accommodation is a purpose designed self-contained two bedroom flat connected to but separate from the main house. It is suitable for a party of up to four guests with a Queen size bed in one room, two King size singles in the second bedroom. Amenities include: • an integrated living/dining- room with food preparation area; • fridge; • microwave; • sandwich toaster; • Nespresso machine; • plates, glasses, cutlery etc • food preparation equipment; • electric barbecue; • TV with Google Chrome giving access to your membership of Netflix; • CD Player; • selection of DVD’s; • board and card games; • mahjong; • selection of books; • a telescope for stargazing; • free unlimited Wi-fi. Additional features: • large 'three-way' bathroom, with a walk-in shower and spacious bathtub; • all main rooms have ceiling fans; • the living-room has gas heating; • an outdoor area with table and chairs exclusive to guests; Children Children over the age of five years are welcome. Thee place is not suitable for younger children because of nearby water, barbed wire fences and other rural features. Dogs Small house-trained dogs are welcome but please not on the furniture or beds. Charges Our quoted charge of $120.00 per night is for two guests in one bedroom. There will be an additional charge of $60 for each additional adult guest and $50.00 for children under sixteen years, up to a maximum of four guests in the same party. A cleaning fee of $20.00 per applies, irrespective of length of stay. We only accept one party at a time. There is no minimum stay. Breakfast Breakfast is provided within the charge. It includes fruit, juice, cereals, muesli, breads for toasting, spreads, home-made jams, yoghurt and milk. The Surrounding Area The property is situated within the picturesque Avon Valley with East to West panoramic views down the wide valley. The World Heritage-listed Barrington Tops, Woko National Park and Copeland State Conservation area are all within easy reach. We are about five minutes’ drive from the attractive little market town of Gloucester. Of possible interest in Gloucester are: • several cafes, Thai restaurant, two supermarkets, two pubs, two recreational clubs with Chinese restaurants; • children’s playground; • gift shops; • a vibrant Visitors' Information Centre run by knowledgeable locals anxious to help visitors enjoy their time in Gloucester. The surrounding area offers many opportunities for both outdoor and indoor activities including: • picturesque golf course and clubhouse where visitors are welcome; • hiking; • jogging; • biking • horse riding; • local boutique wineries; • kayaking (kayaks can be hired at the nearby Barrington Outdoor Adventure Centre); • abseiling; • Olympic heated swimming pool (seasonal); • hydrotherapy pool; • trout fishing; • bird watching; • motor-bike touring; • historical museum; • bowls, tennis and golf... We are only a one-hour drive from the golden beaches of Forster. Guest access Guests are welcome to wander our 3.5-acre grounds Other things to note We operate as a traditional 'Bed and Breakfast' establishment. As such, there are limited kitchen facilities with a microwave, toaster, sandwich press, electric barbecue, tea and coffee making equipment. There is NO kitchen sink or cooking stove in the guest accommodation. We put our guests' dirty crockery and utensils through our dishwasher daily and replace them when the guests are out and about. We are only 5 km from the charming town of Gloucester, where there are several cafes, clubs with restaurants and two pubs with bistros.

The property is situated within the picturesque Avon Valley with East to West panoramic views down the wide valley. The World Heritage listed Barrington Tops, Woko National Park and Copeland State Conservation area are all within easy reach. We are about five minutes drive from the attractive little market town of Gloucester. Of possible interest in Gloucester are several cafes, Thai restaurant, two supermarkets, two pubs, two recreational clubs, golf club, Olympic swimming pool, children's playground, gift shops and a vibrant Visitors' Information Centre run by knowledgable locals anxious to help visitors enjoy their time in Gloucester. The surrounding area offers many opportunities for outdoor activities including: hiking, jogging, kayaking, abseiling, trout fishing, bird watching, motor-bike touring... We are only one drive hour from the golden beaches of Foster.

Our quaint , cosy cabin is close to the Great Lakes and National Parks, where you can do a wide variety of activities or just being together and taking a little time to breathe. Markwell Valley , where the cabin is located, is a rural area and as such it is very quiet and peaceful, an ideal place to get away for a couple of days to unwind.

The cabin has a beautiful view over the valley so sit back on the deck with a glass of wine and watch the sunset . Take a stroll down to the river surrounded by trees and bird life . Enjoy the peace and quiet and nature . Also available is a private yoga session with Christine who lives an easy stroll away. Christine is a qualified yoga instructor with 30 years experience . $80 for an hour private lesson.

Markwell Valley is a beautiful farming district on the mid north coast of NSW with the Myall River running thorough it and opening into the Great Lakes. It is surrounded by national parks and state forest. Only a short distance from a busy little township of Bulahdelah which can service most of your needs .

This delightful, rustic, newly renovated cabin adjoins the World Heritage Barrington Tops National Park. Enjoy beautiful views of the majestic forest and experience the visiting wildlife; parrots, Bush turkeys, nesting Lyrebirds and the resident wallaby and her joey. Relax, play some tennis, stroll to Crystal pool for a refreshing dip in the river or explore some of the beautiful walking trails through the majestic forest. This is a very special place

One of our recent guests, Phillip, describes the space better than we can: "This is a compact, comfy and well equipped cabin in an idyllic rainforest location away from phone, internet and busy-ness. Just what we wanted for our mini holiday. Wish we could have had longer than 3 days. Beautiful rainforest walks, the sounds of a myriad of native birds, and loads and loads of peace and respite. We made lots of use of the tennis court and took the bikes out a few times too. Already planning when we can get back there." Our little cabin is comfortable and welcoming. Experience the deep peace of truly relaxing and unwinding. Indulge yourself with a spa at the end of the day. The water is sourced from the nearby river and so offers a pure, relaxing soak. Relax on the historic day bed, sourced from one of the local homesteads and crafted from the superb hardwood timbers the district is celebrated for. Enjoy the clear waters of the Williams River; one of the most pristine on mainland Australia. There are a number of nearby walking trails catering to every level, from gentle to challenging, all giving you access to a truly special environment. More stunning swimming holes line the Blue Gum walking trail, a gentle walk through the majestic forest. The cabin offers a largely tech-free retreat - if your idea of a true escape is an internet and mobile phone free environment this is the spot for you! Mobile phone coverage is lost once you enter the park and purposefully there is no wi-fi! For entertainment, there are DVDs with a TV/monitor, board games and books. And for the active, the cabin has bikes for use free on loan. There are also tennis racquets and balls provided for use on the full size court on the grounds.

The cabin is set on the edge of the magnificent World Heritage listed Barrington Tops National Park. One of the last unspoiled bush treasures awaits you. The cabin is the perfect retreat for families, with lots of wildlife and activities to keep the kids occupied. It is also a relaxed and gentle setting for that romantic getaway, with its private and tranquil setting. The local townships of Dungog, Paterson, Gresford and Vacy provide rewarding day trips. Source local produce and wares at the growers markets or enjoy local produce at one of the excellent hotel restaurants or cafes. The historic James theatre in Dungog offers a thoughtfully curated cinema and musical programme. We recommend allowing time for such visits on your arrival or departure as experience tells us that it's hard to leave the tranquil wilderness once you've arrived and settled in.

In Hunter Valley cattle country, 40 acres, 4 min drive from Dungog. IGA delivers if you wish. Nearest other farmhouse half a km away. Amazing silence, morning birdlife, splendid sunsets across the valley. The property has three dams. The Ridge shares a driveway and garden with a shedhouse, 20m up the hill, perhaps also occupied. A 1.5 acre dingo-proof home-paddock is safe for kids and pets. Great walks on the property, swim the river at Fosterton Bridge.

The reason this house is available is because we are away travelling. The architect-designed house, built for country living in the fashion of many early colonial dwellings (big encircling verandah, extra fly roof over the house roof for coolness in summer) is really just one large room living/dining/kitchen all interconnecting, with two small studies and two bedrooms. Main bedroom has a queen bed and an ensuite bathroom. The second bedroom has two single beds which can be configured as a king bed if you prefer. (PLEASE LET US KNOW WHEN BOOKING.) Those in this second bedroom use the main bathroom, which is also a laundry. The verandah space is actually slightly larger than the house, and the north, west and eastern verandahs all have furniture for eating or relaxing, dependent on the weather. The floors are all polished concrete inside the house and slubbed concrete on the verandahs. Because of the air-convection designed construction of the house, in the extremes of the seasons there is usually a 10 degree difference between inside and out, summer and winter. However it is air-conditioned for summer and has a pot-bellied stove for winter. To have the whole house almost the same temperature, heated by the pot-belly, set the controls on the wall in the western study to 'FANS' and the warm air will be circulated through vents in the walls. Please note touching the pot-bellied stove can burn a small child's fingers, so please be careful. One important Note to BEWARE of: The house has more than 75% glass walls, doors and windows. We do NOT have any blinds or curtains, except in the ensuite bathroom. As we are situated on 40 acres (though there is another flat in the shed up the hill past the garden which is often occupied), only the 'roos can peer in the windows. If you need full darkness to sleep then either bring your eye mask, or maybe this is not the house for you. Pets: We love animals and they are all welcome. The dog-door is only for small animals, so you'll have to be door-servant to your dog if it's too big to fit. Please don't let them scratch at the flyscreen-doors - they are very weak. There are lots of dog mats around. Accidents will require bleach and vinegar on the polished concrete floor (should be in the kitchen cupboard)

Dungog is a quaint country town, just an hour from Newcastle or 2.5 hours from Sydney. There are several coffee shops, restaurants and art shops featuring wares from local and other artists. IGA delivers and the website is www dot loveys dot com. During the week it is very very quiet. Almost every weekend there is some kind of event in Dungog, but most are cancelled now. Dungog used to be a dairy town and before that was a key timber getting region, but now the rural countryside is mostly devoted to cattle raising.

Welcome to our special mountain farm retreat and animal sanctuary! You'll have your own private bedroom, guest bathroom and private balcony (with guest access) in our cottage farm house. Immerse yourself in farm life as much or as little as you'd like. Meet our friendly animals as they roam free. Enjoy the beautiful 270° valley views and all the incredible birdlife and gardens. Only 13 minutes from the M1 Pacific Highway and 30 minutes to Forster beaches.

Enjoy your own private balcony with a spectacular view. We have a dedicated guest bathroom and we welcome you to use the shared kitchen for tea, coffee and breakfast. Phone reception is excellent with Optus & Telstra and we offer free WiFi with high-speed internet. If you would like a hearty and home-cooked vegetarian dinner, please let us know when you book (only $10pp cash) - it's sure to make you feel full and satisfied! Many of the ingredients we use come from our own veggie patch or local farmers. We're often cooking anything from Mediterranean, Asian, Indian, Italian and more! The kitchen cooking facilities are not available for guests, however you can use the microwave to reheat meals you have brought along. Simple breakfast items are supplied in the morning at your leisure: cereals, toast, spreads, fresh fruit, coffee, tea, and we keep a very tasty soy milk in the fridge. If you prefer dairy, please bring this along with you and you can store it in the fridge.

Firefly is a gorgeous little area with beautiful rolling hills an the best and friendliest community there is. Situated perfectly on the mid-north coast, you feel like your miles away from everything, but in reality you're just under half an hour to beautiful beaches at Forster (swimming, surfing, whale watching and dolphins) and 13 minutes away from the town of Nabiac, with its charming boutique shops, grocery store, bakery, service station, pharmacy and more. The start of the Barrington Tops (world-class bush walks) is about 45 minutes away, and about the same to the Great Lakes for some kayaking and canoeing. Our local "watering hole", Krambach Pub, is warm and welcoming and less than 10 minutes away.

The Woll is positioned with views over the countryside from the wending path of the Kerripit River to the distant hills.easy 3.5 hours north of Sydney and half an hour from Gloucester, this four bedroom cottage is an ideal retreat. Internet access has been installed in December 2017 altering earlier reviews.

Situated in the historic hamlet of Rawdon Vale,The Wollo is spectacularly positioned with breathtaking views over the countryside from the wending path of the Kerripit River to the distant blue (URL HIDDEN) easy 3.5 hours north of Sydney and half an hour from the township of Gloucester,this four bedroom cottage is an ideal retreat.This unspoiled locale is home to established beef cattle properties in the foothills of the Gloucester and BarringtonTops National Parks. despite the sense of splendid isolation you are a mere 10 minutes from Camp Cobark horse riding and the opportunity for diverse activities such as canoeing,extensive river or high country hiking,exploring quaint local shops,markets or galleries and having good coffee and fine local fare in and around Gloucester and it's character filled satellite villages.

True to it's name, set on a sunny 8 acres of beautiful, natural bush-land is Sunny Acres. A charming, newly refurbished 2 bedroom cottage in Gloucester perfect for a couples retreat,family getaway or a fun trip with friends.

Sunny Acres is a comfortable and charismatic cottage just 5km outside Gloucester set in the stunning area of Forbesdale, the scenic hinterland of the NSW Mid North Coast. A real farming community situated on the famous Bucketts and Thunderbolt Way. Sunny Acres has recently been refurbished with washed timber floorboards, fresh paint throughout and modern furnishings and decor to match. Enjoy the light-filled interiors, sun-drenched veranda and acres of natural beauty. Main bedroom contains a queen bed, ceiling fan and built-in robe. Bedroom 2 has a tri-bunk with a double bed below and single bed above. * Open plan living space with flat-screen TV, DVD player, modular lounge * Fully equipped kitchen with electric stove, oven, microwave and appliances * Split-system air con, fireplace, dining table for 4, timber floorboards throughout * Native tree gardens, covered veranda with ceiling fans, BBQ and timber setting * Bathroom with vanity and shower recess. Internal laundry with washer & dryer. * Coffee machine with pods and milk Frother provided. We're happy to advise all linen, bedding and towels are provided for your stay. A small amenities pack is also provided for your arrival with shampoo, conditioner, soap, tissues, toilet paper, coffee, tea, sugar and milk to help get you started.

Gloucester is a peaceful and quiet town, close to the popular Barrington Tops. Enjoy the beautiful nature, bushwalks and explore the trails in search of the stunning waterfalls. It also offers local markets, horse riding, white-water rafting, bike riding and boutique shopping. It has many activities that happen throughout the year. We try and keep the information updated in a folder in the property- and you can check the friendly and helpful information centre in town.

Nellies Nest farmstay offers an amazing experience away from the hustle and bustle, approximately 3 and a half hours north of Sydney, on the mid north coast and only 30 minutes from Old Bar Beach. Set on 56 acres with access to another 85 acres our 3 bedroom self-catering property offers beautiful views and a true farm life experience. You can do as much or as little as you want. From feeding the animals, bird watching, a swim in the creek, or sit around the camp fire Nellies Nest has it all.

The Manning Valley has it all. Refer to map books in book shelf and the house manual for visitor's guide. Taree or Wingham for shopping Places to visit: Old bar beach - 30min drive Historic Town - Wingham - 15min drive (incl Wingham Brush Nature Reserve) Ellenborough Falls Harrington and Crowdy Head visitmanningvalley.com.au

Dungog is the gateway to the beautiful Barrington Tops. The Bank Hotel is a traditional pub with delicious counter meals and icy cold beer. Our budget single room has a king bed, TV and sink with hot and cold taps. The bathroom facilities and tea and coffee are shared. You can also help yourself to a complimentary continental breakfast.

Dungog is a quiet town and is the gateway to the beautiful Barrington Tops.

Designed to give couples a get-away-from it all feeling the Eco-Cabin offers rustic luxury, privacy and an up-close-to-nature experience. Amongst the trees and in the shadows of “The Bucketts” the views of the Barrington and Gloucester River valleys and surrounding mountains are wonderful. The Eco-cabin is about 300 metres from the nearest house. So bring your sense of adventure and leave your alarm clock behind.

We have created a unique self contained private cabin. It is self sufficient with Solar power and stored rainwater and has used recycled materials and sustainable bamboo flooring.

Gloucester is the gateway to the World Heritage Wilderness of Barrington Tops National Park. After you've spent your day doping exciting outdoor adventures, return to your ecologically sustainable retreat and enjoy the comfort, conversation and each other's company.

When is the last time you had a secluded spa, under stars in the bush? Or did the dishes with a perfectly private view into the vineyard? Nah, there’ll be no doing the dishes .. there’s a dishwasher. No clammy sweating .. there’s ducted air conditioning. No shivering .. there’s an internal wood fire, for outside your own fire pit. Wood supplied-you work the axe. No chlorinated swim pool .. there’s a pristine creek. And much more ..

Please note extra guests after initial 2 charged at $30 per person per night. This spacious and modern home with two full bathrooms and lockable garage is only minutes walk to the Main Street of Gloucester. Enjoy views of the glorious Mograni ranges from the sun-drenched back deck; create a delicious meal in the gourmet kitchen, or make use of the barbecue and al fresco dining area. Living areas are air conditioned, with ceiling fans in bedrooms. All linen is provided, as is tea and coffee.

Mograni Views has extremely spacious living areas. There are two separate living areas; the front lounge/dining area, and the sunroom/kitchen. The rear of the house has a beautiful northerly aspect, with a large deck and BBQ. Our guests love sitting on the deck for breakfast, even in winter - it is a suntrap! There is a large selection of books, DVD's and games to suit all ages available for your use during your stay. Whilst there are 2 low steps to get into the house, it is all on one level. One bathroom has grab rails, a comfort height toilet and a roll in shower. The other bathroom has a separate toilet and grab rails in the shower. It is rare to find a property this size with 2 full bathrooms in town in Gloucester. You can park your car in the large shed at the back of the property, or can use this as storage for your bikes/motorbikes, kayaks or canoes. There is ample off road parking- just not on our lawn, please! It is an easy stroll into town to try some of the excellent coffee shops and restaurants, or to do some gift or clothes shopping in the boutique stores. Walk through town and wander down to the Olympic swimming pool, or across the park to swim in one of the many river swimming holes available. Have a game or two of tennis at the local courts, or perhaps golf is your thing. Spend the day up in the Barrington Tops or Gloucester Tops, and return to the supreme comfort of Mograni Views. There are ceiling fans in all rooms, air conditioning in living areas, and we have a travel cot and high chair available if needed.

The street is lovely and quiet, with many beautiful gardens. It is close to local churches, schools, medical facilities and the local township- all a couple of minutes drive away, or a slightly longer walk. The house deck enjoys views of the Mograni ranges one side, and The Bucketts on the other. A truly relaxing place, with sunlight flooding in the light and airy rooms.

The ideal romantic getaway... Set in the Sugarloaf valley, just outside of Dungog NSW, "The Shed" is the perfect place to unwind and soak in the spectacular views of the rolling hills. Cosy up and enjoy a glass of wine by the fire or have a delicious BBQ on your private deck. "The Shed" on Sugarloaf is a self-contained, quiet retreat in the hills. We are located only 10 minutes from historical Dungog and 35 minutes from the southern end of the beautiful Barrington Tops National Park.

"The Shed" on Sugarloaf offers a unique accommodation experience, a converted shed with all the modern conveniences you could ask for including a slow combustion wood fireplace, reverse cycle air conditioning and a complimentary bottle of wine for you to enjoy on arrival. "The Shed' is a bright and airy space with a comfortable queen bed and quality linen throughout. The kitchen and lounge room are spacious and modern and both offer beautiful countryside views from the windows. The private deck also offers magnificent valley views. The grazing cattle and visiting ducks swimming in the dam complete the vista. Please note: The last 2 km of Sugarloaf Road to "The Shed" is unsealed road and while maintained by council and easily passable by 2WD vehicles, care should be taken especially in wet weather and at night. Because of the beautiful rolling hills, phone reception at The Shed can be unreliable. Nothing a short drive down the road or into town can’t fix though! We have also chosen not to provide wifi at The Shed as we really want it to be a relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of busy life!

"The Shed" is located only 10 minutes from the historical town of Dungog which offers some beautiful cafes, Dungog Barrington Bakery and The Tinshed Brewery. Explore the local growers stall and markets on weekends and browse through the lovely giftware and antique shops along the main street. We are only 35 minutes from stunning Barrington Tops National Park and the beautiful towns of Stroud, Gresford, Paterson and Vacy. There are some little wineries scattered around the local area for you to explore while the heart of the famous Hunter Valley wine region is only just over an hour away.

Nice room in private home , close to highway on the North South Route . Great wildlife , birds Kangaroos in front yard set in three picturesque acres. Great rest spot for a journey between Brisbane and Sydney .No cooking but a great Vietnamese dinner is available by prior arrangement (see reviews)

Bowerbird Cottage is a rustic timber cottage on Barrington Rainforest Estate. Beautifully located between the World Heritage Listed Barrington Tops National Park and the Chichester State Forest. Peaceful, remote and without mobile phone reception or internet it is an ideal weekend tech free getaway. The wilderness is our backyard so there are abundant animal and bird visitors including Bowerbirds, lyrebirds, pademelons, plentiful parrots , possums and our gorgeous brush turkeys !

Bowerbird Cottage is family friendly but also great for couples. Bedroom 1 is downstairs with a queen size bed, the loft has a queen and a single. Bathroom has a shower over a spa bath. Shampoo, hand wash , soap, body wash and conditioner are supplied. The kitchen is well equipped with pots, pans, toaster, kettle, electric frypan , cutlery and crockery. Dishwashing liquid, cloths, teatowel , scourer and wild bird seed are supplied. There is a 4 burner gas cooktop and microwave (note no regular convection oven ) . There is a gas heater and reverse cycle air conditioner and smaller column oil heaters in bedrooms . In winter beds have electric blankets and winter weight quilts . The kitchen and dining are combined and there’s a large adjoining loungeroom ( unique to this cottage) with plenty of room to spread out. The loungeroom has TV, DVD player, coffee table with tennis equipment storage, bookcase with selection of books and DVDs. The undercover front verandah overlooks the all weather tennis court, BBQ hut and forest. The cottage is equipped with an electric bbq for use on the verandah . Parking is underneath the cottage. Guests need to bring all food with them as nearest store is in Dungog.

There are other cottages so there may sometimes be other visitors especially on weekends. Please respect the peace and quiet of the surroundings and of the wildlife. Remember tread softly and take only photographs.

On the edge of Killarney Nature Reserve this retreat is completely surrounded by the lushness of nature. Sleeping 6 the house has a quirky colour scheme, a cozy lounge room with a fire place and a huge balcony looking across the valley. Please note the house is basic - see "other things to note" section for details Just a 10 minutes drive to the Williams River crossing a great picnic and swim spot. 25 minutes drive to Dungog; cafes, weekend markets, brilliant pubs and annual Dungog Festival.

The cosy house has windows facing out into the landscape from every room. The kitchen is supplied with mix and match cutlery and crockery for dinners for the family, and also has a new fridge and a new stove. The eclectic paint scheme is epitomised in the bathroom where the sky is painted onto the celling to be enjoyed in the bath. The highlight of the house is the north facing veranda big enough for everyone to find their corner to read a book, have a sunbathe or brush their teeth. Being surrounded by fruit trees, a macadamia nut tree and then Killarney Nature reserve, there is lots of space to wander and explore.

The retreat is situated on the edge of a nature reserve, so the main activities are nature based. Bushwalking, swimming in the river driving in the countryside. The house is just 20 minute from Dungog, a Town with a lot to offer. Pubs, cafes, galleries, antique shops, RSL, golf course, markets, restaurants and more. Check out the Dungog tourism website for more info.

There are two of these studio designed lodges - like being in your own treehouse. They as in all the buildings are exposed beam, slate and recycled timber. They share a common wall with private balcony’s. Double spa baths combustion fires.

You are in the bush surrounded by tall towering gums, the sound of the Williams river, birds and kangaroo on the lawns. The Lake hosts water lilies in summer months, and a host of wild life live in it or visit from time to time -grab a picnic basket and enjoy our grounds in your own private hide away.

A total wilderness, lots of birds and other wild life - fresh air and water. It is an escape from the city, cars, mobiles etc...

Dam It Getaway holiday accommodation is a beautiful property set on 78 acres of farmland in rural New South Wales. With pool & outdoor heated spa Dam It Getaway is the perfect to relax and unwind. Great views and pet friendly.

Want to truly get away from it all? Head to Dam It Getaway! Our stunning property is set on 78 acres of farmland in Bowman Farm, rural New South Wales. Situated 8km from Gloucester and only 30mins from World Heritage listed Barrington Tops National Park. The property has an outdoor pool and spa showcasing magnificent views across the valley. All our guests have access to both the pool and spa, which will be shared with other guests staying on our property. Take a walk to the river where you can swim in summer.

The tiny house offers guests a comfortable stay with its well-equipped kitchenette, hot showers, a waterless eco-friendly compost toilet, complete with air-conditioning and heating. A perfect getaway for 2 persons. You will enjoy private entrance to your tiny house and you can pull down the blinds for more privacy within. We have 2 other accommodations which are rented out on our property - a cabin (max 4 guests) and a Homestead (max 6 guests). Our tiny home is located about 20 metres away from the cabin. The Homestead is further away, down the other end, near the pool and spa. The pool and spa will be shared with other guests.

Rural setting, views over the Bowman valley, very peaceful, stunning views, country style

Escape to the Upper Allyn and experience the beauty of the countryside, river and rainforest all in the one place. The Dairy Cabin is nestled hillside on our family property “FrancLee” (formerly Tristania Tops). A 1.5 hour drive from Newcastle or 3 hours from Sydney.

Once a working dairy, the original building dates back to the early 1900’s. The converted cabin offers a comfortable country escape for small groups and families. There are 3 bedrooms, 2 of which have queen sized beds and the third has a set of bunks. There is a separate dining, kitchen, bathroom, luggage room and lounge room (with the most stunning outlook!). Enjoy a leisurely BBQ and drinks on the verandah or perhaps a riverside picnic? Keep toasty in front of the indoor combustion fireplace or head outdoors among a sky full of stars and enjoy the warmth of the fire pit. The cabin is a true tech free escape, with no internet or mobile phone service. Its a place to switch off the devices and re-connect with each other and nature. *Please note there is emergency wifi and phone service available at the farm house on the property. Simply speak with your host should this be required. With outdoor adventures awaiting you at every turn, you may not find yourself indoors a lot, however you will find a range of indoor entertainment such as DVD’s, a TV/monitor, wireless Bluetooth speaker, deck of cards and board games.

Just a short stroll from your cabin is the Allyn River and it’s crystal clear waters. Take a dip in one of a few secluded swimming spots along the property. Explore the property’s very own rainforest via a walking track, picking wild lemons and limes along your way. Just 3km up the road is the famous Ladies Wells swimming holes, various rainforest walks, the world heritage listed Burraga Swamp and Mount Allyn, where you can take in the 360 degree views of the forest, park and wildernesses of the Barrington Tops. A truly magical place to do as little or as much as you like!

One of the oldest original residences in the Barrington Valley. Built in the 1880's our Cottage sits in a fabulous position on the banks of the Barrington River with an outlook over working river flats which change with the seasons and farming activities. Listen to the babbling river and birds. Sit on the verandah and marvel at the stunning rural outlook which includes the Bucketts Mountains - enjoy the peace and relax. Gloucester is a 10 min drive. Perfect for couples and families.

The Old Schoolmaster's Cottage on the Barrington River - A traditional 3 bedroom historic country weatherboard farmhouse with large covered return verandah. Numerous returning guests. Just 3 hours north of Sydney and 1.5 hours north of Newcastle - all roads sealed. 30 minutes drive to the World Heritage Listed Barrington Tops Wilderness. 10 minutes drive to Gloucester - a country town with all facilities. 3 bedrooms good sleep up to 6 guests in (2 queen beds and 2 single beds - all with electric blankets). Two new bathrooms - one main bathroom (walk in shower, full sized bath and toilet) and a second with a separate toilet. Reverse cycle air conditioning throughout Ceiling fans in each bedroom Slow combustion fireplace - firewood supplied during the winter months. Linen & towels supplied (not beach towels). All bathroom products supplied. 1 off-street parking space in carport High chair available. Basic's supplied - dishwashing tablets and liquid, wipes, eco toilet paper (as the Cottage has a septic tank), paper towelling, cooking oils, vinegars, glad wrap. Tea and coffee supplied. No coffee maker. With limited mobile phone access this is the place to get away !! For those who must stay within reach - FREE WIFI, FREE Austar, Imparja and local calls provided.

What I LOVE is that I relax on arrival. The river flowing, the birds chirping and the breathtaking views make me feel at peace. A novel on our verandah, a cup of tea in your hand, overlooking the beautiful fields, what more could you want? It is instant relaxation. The Barrington River Valley is overlooked by the World Heritage Listed Barrington Tops National Park which is part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia inscribed by UNESCO Scenic drives, local cafes, great pubs, bushwalks, cattle sales on sale days, horseriding, canoeing, white water kayaking, downhill mountain biking, golf club, lawn bowling and tennis courts are all available within a 10 minute drive of the Old Schoolmaster's Cottage. You need a car for the area.

Come and enjoy our little slice of heaven Andercourt Country Retreat. Located in Firefly, just 15 mins off the M1. You'll have your own farm cottage with huge loft style bedroom and balcony, recreational/lounge room with open fire place and outdoor patio dining area. For bigger groups there are 2 extra bedrooms and private bathroom in the main farm house ( private guest access). You'll have full use of the properties swimming pool and tennis court. Dogs are also welcome. Relax and enjoy!

Andercourt Country Retreat offers a self contained cabin plus additional rooms available, if required, in the adjacent farm house. The cabin ground floor consists of a large recreation/living room with pool table, bar, open fire place, TV and patio dining area. Upstairs is a one large open plan bedroom with balcony overlooking the property and valley. The room contains 1 queen bed, 1 double bed and 1 double futon. There is a private bathroom with a large spa bath. The other 2 additional bedrooms are in the adjacent farm house, with a private bathroom (shared between the 2 bedrooms) and own private entry. The cabin has no proper kitchen however there is a fridge, microwave, oven with grill, toaster, sandwich press, coffee pod machine and kettle. Wifi is connected and complimentary. The cabin has its own private patio area with large outdoor setting, Weber Bbq and fatboy fire pit. Guests are welcome to use the swimming pool and tennis court (racquets and balls supplied), and wander around the property. Dogs are allowed, however please contact us prior for more details. Smoking is only permitted in private outdoor patio area. Please note that guest prices are based on two guests. Each additional guest will incur an additional $50 per night. Breakfast is complimentary with cereals, milk, bread, spreads and juice provided. Please advise of any special dietary requirements (such as gluten free or lactose intolerant) during contact. We do try to be there to meet and greet our guests, but if this isn't possible keys to access the cabin will be left in a secure spot.

Firefly is that perfect blend of country life that is still under 30 minutes to beach. The township of Forster/Tuncurry is a half hour drive with its beautiful beaches. If the mountains are more your scene Barrington Tops NP is just 1.5 hrs drive. If you enjoy mountain biking or dirt bike riding Wallamba Nature Reserve and Kiwarrak state forest are on our door step, with incredible dirt tracks to be explored. The local township of Nabiac is just 10 mins away, which has cafes, antique and bric-a-brac stores, supermarket and pub with restaurant. Nabiac also has a great farmers market on the last Saturday of every month. For a true Aussie country pub experience try our "local" The Krambach pub, which does good tucker and has a great view from the back deck.

Located a short 10 minute drive from Dungog township, our farm is situated on the Williams river in a picturesque valley surrounded by mountains.

Our main cabin can sleep 2 guests in a queen size bedroom and has a fully equipped kitchen, ensuite and living room. We can accommodate 4 extra guests in the "Blue Room" adjacent to the cabin. The room has a small kitchenette, detached bathroom and a combined living space with a king bed and 2 single beds.

Our farm is located in Bendola a short 10 minute drive out of Dungog towards Chicester Dam. The Dam is another 10 minutes on and is a great place to visit for a picnic. Dungog is the gateway to the Barrington Tops and is home to a few pubs, clubs, cafes and restaurants.

Binda Cottage can be found in a secluded location along the Stewart’s Brook at the foot of the Woolooma mountain range. This farmstay accommodation is set on 80 acres with cattle and horses, providing a scenic country getaway for you and your family. This is a basic cosy cottage built in 1913 with 3 bedrooms, living area off the kitchen, sunroom, separate sitting room, laundry, study and two bathrooms (no en-suite ) Located approximately 35km east of Scone Nsw

The Cottage includes a kitchen with basic equipment including a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, cooking utensils and pans. The three bedrooms and formal sitting room are joined by the hallway from the cosy living/kitchen area. The two bathrooms both include toilets with showers. One of the bathrooms has a shower over the bath tub. The Cottage can be kept nice and warm through winter or cool in summer by three reverse cycle air conditioners and two fire places including timber. Binda is set in a peaceful location ideal for your country getaway.

Explore nearby Stewart’s Brook Recreation Reserve Picnic area. Visit Barrington Tops, a world heritage park with its natural wildlife and scenery. Visit local restaurants at the Gundy Linga Longa Pub or the Victorian Pub at Moonan Flat both approximately 20mins from the Cottage. They are suitable for families and offer outdoor seating.

2 separate Cabins, located in the historic gold mining area of Copeland. 15 minutes from Gloucester and 40 minutes to the World Heritage Barrington Tops. Within walking distance of the picturesque Copeland Tops State Conservation Area.

Once a milking shed, it is now a comfortably renovated self contained 1 Bedroom cabin, fitted out with a combined kitchen, dining and lounge area. A large queen size bedroom with adjoining shower & toilet is spacious and functional.

Within walking distance of the picturesque Copeland Tops State Conservation Area. Just 15 minutes from Gloucester and 40 minutes to the World Heritage Barrington Tops National Park.

My place is close to Barrington Tops, Chichester Dam, National Park & Dungog. You’ll love my place because of the views, the ambiance, the high ceilings hand crafted from beautiful rich red cedar, the location is remote and so peaceful, people in Dungog are so friendly, enjoy the pool table, bbq, tennis court and pool plus warm fire place. Blackwattle is good for couples, families (with kids), and big groups. Dungog has 3 pubs, 3 clubs, a take away, 3 coffee cafe's, a pizzeria and a IGA.