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Christmas at Wallabies Rest-we are in the Christmas frame of mind and decorating the tent for our Christmas guests. ho ho hoWoohoo a new barbie on deck!NSW government to invest $50m to build new eco-tourism and adventure destination on western edge of the Blue Mountains By Kathleen Calderwood There are plans to create a six-day walk with views over the Wollemi wilderness.(Supplied: NSW Government) More than 30,000 hectares of Crown land and state forests on the western side of […]In keeping with the environment, the tent is solar powered and features all the comforts of home with a comfy bed (complete with electric blanket), gas heating and a ceiling fan. The kitchen is appointed with a microwave oven, coffee machine, double sink with hot and cold water, and a fridge stocked with bottled water […]The tent is located on a small farm and adjacent to the Ben Bullen State Forest, 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. […]Peter and Tracey welcome you with a complimentary bottle of wine, a freshly baked loaf of bread and goodies such as chocolate and marshmallows. There is a fire pit with wood supplied to keep you warm beneath the stars at night whilst you listen to the sounds of the Australian bush (or if so desired […]News from Facebook
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Well done……👏👏👏👏
Our first guests at Wallabies Nest left us this note. ... See MoreSee Less
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In spring I become a bit of a bird watcher. Yesterday I remarked on a fully grown magpie chick being beak fed by an adult on the ground with all the accompanying squarking and the self entitlement of a human teenage millennial and today I watched a tiny swallow harass an adult magpie with complete confidence and success. I have concluded that the tiny swallow succeeds because it has speed and agility up its (sleeve) flurrying little wings. The swallow return every year, nest and raise babies and last year our resident magpies bought their baby down to our back door to show it to us. We have never been swooped, they are extremely intelligent and they know and trust us. The dogs are not so lucky. ... See MoreSee Less
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Well it's official now. Wallabies Nest has opened and can be viewed at www.wallabiesrest.com . Time for families to enjoy our little piece of paradise. ... See MoreSee Less
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Wallabies Rest is a glamping tent set in the Australian bush offering a retreat from everyday life in a private, romantic and peaceful setting.Comment on Facebook
Excitement is building! We are edging closer to our opening date for Wallabies Nest, a large caravan catered especially to families featuring a huge covered deck complete with an outdoor kitchen, sunlounges and childproof fencing. Beside the deck is a firepit overlooking the Aussie bush. It feels miles away from civilisation but is just three hours from Sydney CBD. ... See MoreSee Less
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Looking forward to seeing it
How exciting!!
Love the name! 😜
Pete and Ruby the Roo know the secret location #comeandsaygday #seeaustralia ... See MoreSee Less
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It seems that Ruby the Roo has visited our site and found the lookout! ... See MoreSee Less
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Beautiful outlook