Wallabies Rest

Cheese board with knife, coffee machine with pods, corkscrew opener, crockery, cutlery, drinking and wine glasses, fridge/freezer, kitchen utensils, LP double gas stove, microwave oven, olive oil, salt and pepper, saucepan and kettle, sponges, cleaning products including dust pan and broom, sugar and sweeteners, tea towels, toaster.

Has a proper flushing toilet and a large shower with exhaust fan and heat lamps, also provided are towels, washers, floor mat, hand soaps, body wash, shampoo & conditioner, tissues, toilet paper, fly spray insect repellent and a hair dryer.

A BBQ and outside sink are on the deck along with an alfresco table with two chairs and two sun lounges with a side table. Below the deck is a fire pit on a large cleared area with chairs and a garden hose for any fire mishaps. Please note: no fire during any fire bans, as you appreciate this is beyond our control. The car park, deck and fire pit can be illuminated for use at night.

Basic first aid kit, bottled drinking water, ceiling fan, DVD player, fire extinguisher and fire blanket, iron and ironing board, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, kitchen table and chairs, queen bed and bedding with firm and soft pillows, electric blanket, sofa, sound system with blue tooth, USB charging points.

The tent is located on a small farm and adjacent to the Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area, with assured privacy and rural farm views. Late in the afternoon you can sit on the deck and watch the kangaroos and wallabies peacefully grazing, hence the name “Wallabies Rest” and in the morning wake to native bird calls. There is plenty of bush walking or horse riding trails in the Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area adjacent. Please do not feed the wildlife bread as it causes them harm.

An easy 30 minutes drive north of Lithgow and within one hour of the vineyards of Mudgee, this location is ideal for day trips and experiences within the region, including the stunning Capertee Valley and Newnes in the Wolgan Valley, Bathurst, Lake Wallace, Rylstone and the old gold mining town of Sofala.  There are numerous quaint country pubs, food retailers, and restaurants in the area.