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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.

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. The Treehouse Nestled in the secluded upper region of Carawirry, you'll find the charming and oh-so-cozy Treehouse, the perfect getaway for those who have always dreamed of sleeping in their very own cabin in the sky. Inspired by the surrounding rugged Australian hardwood forest, the Treehouse features two (2) spacious bedrooms, dual wrap-around verandahs, traditional wooden floors upstairs, indoor fireplace, dining and entertaining spaces located downstairs, with sleeping and relaxing areas upstairs boasting 360-degree forest views. Complete with contemporary comforts and understated luxuries and inclusions, this cabin sleeps up to eight (8) guests. Both bedrooms include a queen bed and a double sofa bed, making it ideal for couples craving a luxury escape or families with children. (Because who doesn’t love a group sleepover?) Constructed and fully renovated using recycled local timbers, but with all the benefits of modern conveniences and subtle comforts, the Treehouse is an idyllic country getaway for those who seek a slower pace (with just a hint of luxury). The Treehouse is also home to our newest addition to the property, the Bathhouse: a recycled hardwood cubby-style hut adjacent to the cabin housing two spacious bathtubs and sweeping views of the bush. Grab your partner, pop some bubbly, and soak your troubles away in your private indoor/outdoor tubs - the perfect way to finish a big day of adventures! FEATURES: • 2 bedrooms with 4 beds (2 queens, 2 double sofas) • Brand new kitchen with all modern appliances and basic pantry items • Fully-renovated and functional modern bathroom • Spacious living and entertaining areas with LCD smart television and Blu-Ray DVD player • Dual wrap-around verandahs (upstairs and downstairs), 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 • Exclusive private access to the Bathhouse

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 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.

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.

Stay right in the heart of this genuine Aussie country town. In a heritage listed classic home, this private apartment is fully self contained, with separate entrance, parking, and opens to an extensive garden with pool. We're close to shops, cafes and railway station, with regular trains from Sydney and Newcastle. Separate living, bedroom and bathroom

A modern, comfortable apartment, with full amenities, well equipped kitchen, wifi, and extras. It has its own entrance, to a living/dining room, with a separate kitchen, and a separate bedroom and en suite bathroom. The bedroom sleeps two. The living room looks out to the garden property.

Dungog is a classic Australian country town, largely unspoiled by development, but with all the modern facilities. A highlight of the town is the James Theatre, Australia's oldest continuously operating cinema, with films most Saturday nights, and part of the annual Dungog Festival. Dungog is the base for visits to the world heritage forests and mountain parks, and the beautiful dairy country and rivers which surround the district. The apartment is within one of many grand old homes in town, and it's well worth a walking trip to see the architecture.

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.

A home in the township of Dungog. So very unique. Such a perfect place to stay for the festivals or work. Brand new, modern and builder designed, it has an open and light living style. Complete with new furniture, the stay is akin to a show room home with the personal details for the owners enjoyment also. This home offers a polar alternative the the historic and country options in this area.

This home is in one of the newest subdivisions in town. Being in a cul-de-sac, there are no through roads so iv very quite and low on traffic. There is a country reserve across the road, the dungog common around the corner and town is only a few blocks away for the convenience of cafe's, supermarket, specialty shops, theatre, the train station, parks and the river. It is a perfect stay before you even consider the areas country landscape and festivals.

Dungog boasts the longest running cinema and a plethora of cafe's and eating places. The information centre can help you with local walks and drives and the best places to swim in the river. Our weekends have local organic producers offering produce in the streets attracting a range of visitors from bikies, bikers, car & 4w4 clubs and thespians just to name a few

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.

Newly renovated self contained cottage on 2 acres situated 7ks from the picturesque Dungog. The residence is separate from the main house, giving plenty of privacy with undercover parking available. Hunter valley wineries, Newcastle and port Stephens all within an hour drive. Barrington Tops also within driving distance. My residence is the old Alison school, where apparently, Doug Walters the Australian cricketer went to school in his youth. The cricket pitch is still there!

Nicely renovated self contained cottage with two queen beds,. One room is relatively small but comfortable.

The cottage is set next to the Alison school building which was closed many years ago and is currently being renovated. A short drive to the main town of Dungog which has plenty of places to visit and see.

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 ..

Beautiful accommodation in a fully self-contained cabin, with panoramic views of the Barrington Tops. Has a queen bedroom & a bedroom with single bunk beds. It is equipped for disabled access, plus has a spa bath, well equipped kitchenette, full size stove and fridge, microwave, BBQ, verandah & private firepit. Linen is provided. There is other accommodation on the 100 acre property but they are well set out to provide privacy. Ideal for a weekend away, especially for a small group or family.

This delightful cabin, one of only 3 dwellings on 100 mostly wooded acres, faces north, with delightful views . Relax in the spa bath after a hard day’s bushwalking, BBQ on the veranda, or prepare food in the well equipped kitchenette and enjoy your very own outdoor firepit. Take a picnic and swim in the flowing Williams River 2km away; take leisurely walks, maybe to the pristine “Die Happy” creek. If you have need of an accessible shower this cabin will work for you. The basic cost assumes 2 people sharing the queen bed if for any reason you want to use the bunk beds just add an extra person. If there is just the 2 of you and you don't need the accessible shower have you considered our other cabin Valley View? Remember our cleaning fee is absorbed in the price making your costa simple.

Close to the World Heritage Barrington Tops, Chicester State Forest (Allyn River), so visit (URL HIDDEN) and (URL HIDDEN) Plus there is a helpful local visitors centre in Dungog where you can find out more.

Stunning rural setting with access to the Hunter Valley wine region, Morpeth, Maitland, & Dungog. Close to wedding venues at Mindaribba, Woodville Church, Tocal Homestead, or a base for Tocal College to attend a course. A cosy open plan cabin with queen bed and loft. Kitchette for self catering, BBQ, and bathroom. All set within a large mature garden with sweeping views to the Barrington Tops. Relax around the pool. Suit writers, painters & photographers.

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.

Beautiful accommodation in a fully self-contained cabin, with panoramic views of the Barrington Tops. A separate queen bedroom and bathroom with spa bath, well equipped kitchenette and lounge area, full size stove and fridge, microwave, BBQ, verandah & private firepit. Linen is supplied. Ideal for a romantic weekend away. This cabin has a pull out lounge if you are travelling with friends. There is other accommodation on the 100 acre property but they are well set out to provide privacy.

This delightful cabin, one of only 3 dwellings on 100 mostly wooded acres, faces north, with delightful views. Sit on the verandah and watch the sunset or relax in the spa bath after a hard day’s bushwalking. Enjoy a BBQ or prepare food in the well equipped kitchenette, then later settle under the stars at your own outdoor firepit. After waking to birdsong and wallabies grazing, take a picnic and swim in the flowing Williams River 2km away; take leisurely walks, maybe to the pristine “Die Happy” creek.

Close to the World Heritage Barrington Tops, Chicester State Forest (Allyn River), so visit (URL HIDDEN) and (URL HIDDEN) Plus there is a helpful local visitors centre in Dungog where you can find out more.

Set amongst acres in the picturesque Salisbury valley with the Williams River running just past the back boundary, the bird life is spectacular. This property is only a 10 minutes from Dungog and under 3 hours from Sydney. Your own piece of country living. * 3 bedroom cottage * 2 bathrooms * Lounge * Dining * Spacious kitchen with fireplace * Cedar windows and doors * Hardwood floorboards * Spectacular views

This large light filled room features a comfortable queen bed, large Persian rug, luggage rack, vintage carved lounge, luxurious linen, soft towels. This room has direct access to garden verandah that catches the morning sunrise, as well as shared living space with an open fire, continental breakfast kitchen area and shared bathroom facilities. Rate quoted is for 2 guests for 1 night. Child under 18 can be accommodated in this room on a single bed trundle for an added $30 per night.

This historic house has had many incarnations in its lifetime but most recently serves as B&B accommodation. 3 Queen rooms available all with soft linen & direct access to the verandah & gardens. Spacious bathroom & common living areas are shared between the rooms. The bathroom boasts a monsoon shower head. During the colder months an open fire will greet you in the shared living room. Continental breakfast available throughout the day. Fully insured legitimate B&B and you can book us direct. Private use of entire B and B area (living room, bathroom and all three bedrooms) is $359 per night (maximum number of guests is 7).

Fantastic coffee and shops in the main street of town. Check out some things to do on our website 'In the Region'

Beautiful, expansive country homestead with swimming pool, tennis court and rolling green hills

A touch of luxury against the awe-inspiring back drop of the beautiful Barrington Ranges. Barrington Park Estate is an expansive country homestead provided to you as a cherry on top of the incredible drive through the Barrington Ranges on your way to the property, and what a cherry it is. Boasting a large pool completed with sun shade so that you can spend entire days cooling off, this property is the only choice for your getaway with friends or family. Who is the tennis champion in the group? Host your own Bendolba Open on the private tennis court with drinks break held under the Cabana amongst the beautiful gardens. When you're finished with the high intensity tournament, take some time to sit amongst the flower garden and enjoy the tranquility of your surrounds and don't be surprised if you get a visit from some of the local fauna. Inside, earn your culinary stripes whipping up a feast using the large Ilve oven and cook top. Alternatively, if you don't feel like cooking after a long day of taking it easy, it is just a short drive into the town of Dungog to grab dinner at the pub. The coffee machine is ECM Giotto — BYO ground beans to enjoy your morning cuppa.

Bendolba is just north of the lovely township of Dungog and is situated among the Barrington Ranges, this makes for a wonderful drive to the property and some interactions with some exciting local wildlife.

Welcome to Valley View Cottage - set on 8 acres with fantastic scenery - close to Newcastle airport, Nelson Bay, Hunter Valley Vineyards, Barrington Tops & beautiful beaches - it is the perfect spot for a relaxing couples weekend away, or if you have a wedding in the local area.

Valley View Cottage is located in a picturesque location above Paterson with views in to the below valley. Feel free to wander the grounds, feed the ducks & chickens or give our Jersey Steer a pat (he loves neck scratches!) or wander through the veggie patch. The ducks & chickens provide breakfast (when they decide to lay).

We invite you to come and stay in our rustic country cabin, oozing with simple, luxe charm. The bed is like a cloud layered with pure linen bedding, beautiful hot shower, kitchenette if wanting to stay in and cook. Light Breakfast is provided too. Its warm and cozy perfect for some TLC.

Alderley Creek General store/winery is situated on a country historic tourist route called The Bucketts Way. The gateway to Gloucester and The Barrington tops. Snow in the winter and beautiful cool swims in the Summer. Just up the road from us is a town called Allworth where you can book for local gin tastings at "The Farmers Wife Distillery" The local town called Stroud a short 3 km drive has so much historical charm. Some great little shops to browse around in too.

The Vacy Village Motel is located in the Lower Hunter region, 20 minutes north of Maitland. The Motel is located next door to the Farmers Hotel and behind the award winning restaurant The Flying Duck. The township also has a general store for any supplies you may need. Vacy is between the townships of Gresford and Paterson in the Dungog shire. Both Newcastle and Hunter Valley vineyards are within a one hour drive of Vacy.

220 acre cattle farm, close to Paterson, Vacy and East Gresford. Peaceful and private spot with very comfortable accommodation and wonderful views. 2 hour drive from Sydney. Suitable for couples, families, workers and bigger groups. 1 king size bedroom with en-suite, 2 queen bedrooms, 4 single beds. BBQ area Level access off tarred road. Plenty of parking and access for trucks and trailers. Reverse cycle air-conditioning in living areas. Open fireplace in lounge room.

The house is set in the middle of the property well away from the road and neighbours. It has a large open plan Kitchen, Dining and Family room with reverse cycle air conditioning. Separate formal lounge room also with air-conditioning and with open fire place opening onto the front verandah. Master bedroom with King size bed, en-suite, walk in robe and access to front verandah. Two more bedrooms each with Queen size beds and built in wardrobes. Two king single beds in room off lounge area (note it is open to the lounge - no door) with access to the rear verandah and air-conditioning. If booked there is also an enclosed "sleep out" room on the rear verandah - only accessible by going outside onto the verandah with two single beds. Kitchen is well equipped including, hotplate, oven, grill, microwave and dishwasher. Under cover outdoor gas BBQ. Webber kettle BBQ (heat beads required). Easy access into the house via a ramp (no stairs). Large outdoor firepit (note cannot be used if a Total Fireban is in place or in windy conditions). Explore the property, there is a map for you to use. We do go right to the top of Mount Breckin but the going is very tough. Plenty of easier strolls and great views can be gained from following the tracks around the property. There is lots of wild life around - Kangaroos, Wallabies and an amazing array of birdlife.

We are located half way between two country pubs at East Gresford (8 min drive) and Vacy - 5 min drive. Excellent meals are available at Vacy (The Flying Duck). Good pub meals at East Gresford and Paterson (about 13 min drive). Explore Paterson a beautiful old town with good cafes (13 mins drive) and visit Tocal farmhouse (18 minutes drive). 30 mins drive to the historic town of Morpeth and East Maitland. 45 min drive to the wineries. 1 hour to Stockton Beach and a further 20 mins to Nelsons Bay at Port Stephens.

Kiah Cottage is a 2 bedroom farm house situated on 5 private acres. With stunning views in all directions, this retreat is ideal for couples and families looking to relax and/ or explore the many attractions of the upper Hunter region.

Wake up to the sounds of birds in this traditional and lovingly restored farm house. The cottage is a short drive (2 mins) to the town of Gresford where you will find all amenities including local produce, butcher, bottle shop, old pub, bowling club, showgrounds and sports ovals. Take an easy drive to the regions best wineries or a day trip to the beautiful Barrington Tops National Park. Visit the historic towns of Paterson and Dungog, shop for antiques and local bargains. Relax on the deck, watch the cattle graze and tell stories around the fire.. The neighbouring horses are very friendly and love being fed carrots and apples by the kids. For the kids (and big kids), there is a Nintendo Wii, family boardgames, a huge library of tv shows and movies to watch on the big screen and satelite tv to check in on the footy and cricket scores. Each bedroom has a ceiling fan and heaters. The home also has air conditioning.

East Gresford is a small country town located 30 minutes North of Maitland and 30 mins West of Dungog. Neighbouring properties are typically large farms dealing in cattle, sheep, horses, goats and chickens.

Rose Cottage Torryburn is a newly renovated farmhouse situated upon more than 100 farmland acres fronting the beautiful Allyn River. A scenic 30 minute drive from Maitland and a quick 16minute drive to Tocal College (venue for the annual agricultural field days in May) & the historic Tocal Homestead (also a popular wedding venue). Sydney is only 2 hours away. The beautiful Port Stephens is just over 1 hour and the Hunter Valley wineries, including popular concert venues are a 50 minute drive.

There are three good sized bedrooms, one with ensuite. The cottage is fully self contained with dishwasher, washing machine cooktop, oven, microwave and fridge/freezer. There is a large verandah out the back for you to sit back, relax and take in the views. With the Allyn River only a short stroll from the front door, bring your fishing rods and/or kayaks to make the most of the experience. We do have a local Platypus and if you are lucky you may be able to spot him paddling about and diving for food, unfortunately he can be extremely shy. Mobile phone service is generally available at the property, however, Wi-Fi is available upon request (additional fees apply).

Vacy General Store & Cafe is situated only 7 minutes down the road, where you can enjoy a delicious hot breakfast or grab a take away dinner. In Vacy you will also find the Flying Duck restaurant (unfortunately this restaurant is temporarily closed) as well as the local pub "The Farmers Hotel". If it is pub meals that you are after, in addition to Vacy's local, East Gresford is only 7 minutes up the road or historic Paterson is less than a 15 minutes drive.

Our home 'Yawata' is 13kms north of the picturesque town of Dungog in the north Hunter Valley, on the way to the Chichester dam and Barrington Tops National Park where there are excellent walks, drives and rivers. The self contained Studio Retreat on the 11 acre property is detached from the main house and is fully self contained and secluded behind shrubs and trees. The property is peaceful and overlooks farm land and mountain range, plus we have a pool!

Our property offers good parking for cars and trailers and quiet comfortable enjoyment of this great area. Our place in the foothills of the nearby National Park so it is well placed for easy access to the many scenic drives, picnic spots, breathtaking views and short and long bush walks. A stunning location to escape from it all! The self contained Studio Retreat is at the end of the driveway on the hillside of the property which is on about 11 acres, next to the main house and fully self contained and secluded behind shrubs and trees. The property is peaceful and overlooks farm land and mountain range.

Stunning peaceful country location to relax and keep to yourself or get out and about about the local Dungog village, the nearby National Park, or 1 hour drive to the wineries.

Grandview is set on 180 acres which you are free to explore and enjoy with a salt water swimming pool, tennis court and small playground. We are located in the foothills of the Barrington Tops National Park so lots of beautiful forests and rivers to explore. Also close to Chichester Dam. You’ll love my place because of the beautiful wildlife flying and hopping by.....many wallabies, king parrots and if you are lucky an echidna. My place is good for friends and families (kids welcome).

There are other properties within the Estate but each house is very private and apart from each other. The swimming pool, tennis court and play area are shared with other guests .

Located at the foothills of the World Heritage Listed Barrington Tops National Park, “The Barrough” is the perfect escape for a romantic getaway or family trip! With picturesque views of the surrounding countryside aswell as an abundance of walking and riding tracks to enjoy.

Located at the foothills of the World Heritage Listed Barrington Tops National Park, “The Barrough” is an architecturally designed 4 bedroom house on 17 acres of picturesque land. 5 minutes drive from Chichester Dam where you can have picnics on the grounds. Barrington Tops National Park offers an abundance of trail bike and 4wd tracks to explore, right at your doorstep. The 2 storey home is bathed in light courtesy of impressive floor to ceiling windows taking in every angle of the surrounding rural vista. All bedrooms have built in wardrobes for any extended visits. The main open plan living area contains a full kitchen, dining area and a large slow combustion fireplace for the colder winter nights. Outside is a large alfresco dining area, a fire pit entertaining area, a fully fenced above ground pool, 2 dams to explore as well as a number of walking and riding trails. Wildlife abounds in your backyard, nearly 7 acres of nature at its best. Tranquillity personified by the sounds of the bell birds and regularly soaring eagles and an abundance of wildlife, including beautiful fireflies that alight on the property in Spring. The Barrough is the perfect destination for those wanting to escape to the peace and quiet of the country for a few days with family and friends.

Our place is 13kms north of the picturesque town of Dungog, on the way to the Chichester dam and Barrington Tops National Park where there are excellent walks,drives and rivers. Within 3 kms is an access point to the Barrington Tops National park via a road that enables great exploring Also nearby is easy access to the river for swimming and kayaking. The property offers good parking for cars and trailers and quiet comfortable enjoyment of this great area.

Our place in the foothills of the nearby National Park so it is well placed for easy access to the many scenic drives, picnic spots, breathtaking views and short and long bush walks. A stunning location to escape from it all!

The property is peaceful and overlooks farm land and mountain ranges.

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.

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.

This cabin has all the comforts you will need for a perfect stay. Fully equipped kitchen and bbq, you won't need or want to leave.

Located in the foothills of the world heritage listed Barrington Tops National Park. The cabin is located on the Barrington Wilderness Estate which consists of 180 acres which which you are free to explore including a salt-water swimming pool, tennis court and a couple of dams. Lots of wildlife especially wallabies and king parrots. Please understand that we have a very strict no pets policy for our cabins.

Roscrea Homestead is set in a private and tranquil setting, on a working beef cattle property at Glen William on the banks of the picturesque Williams River.

Few of us are lucky enough to call this beautiful region home – most of us are probably urban, likely rushed, stressed, harried and tired. Sometimes we just need a place like this to recharge our batteries for a time.We will tell you upfront - when you’re at the property you just don’t want to leave.  Sure there’s lots of things you can do during your stay; you can enjoy fishing or picnicking on the river; visiting surrounding historic towns such as Dungog, Paterson or Morpeth; walking in the nearby World Heritage-listed Barrington Tops National Park; taking a BBQ lunch to Chichester Dam or exploring Australia’s famous Hunter Valley wine district. However – we want to be honest and tell you that there’s something so magical about being there that you won’t even want to go to the shops for food!Originally built as a getaway for RM Williams Chief Executive Group – it is now available to anyone needing to dip their toe into a place that soothes the soul. Perfect for families and friends to stay for holidays or just the weekend, as all rooms have a private bathroom, which is essential for communal stays. Importantly – there is plenty to keep the kids entertained (and you in peace!). There is a swimming pool, a cubby house, a media/playroom – and not least wide-open spaces, fresh country air and nature. If peace and solitude is what you are seeking – well we have that in spades. The energy of the place is such that you will immediately and arrestingly feel healed, and nurtured. Our beautiful homestead is everything your mind runs to when you think about a country escape. Fully renovated, the property can sleep up to 12 guests with all bedrooms opening onto the generous wrap-around verandah. The main homestead sleeps 8, featuring 4 large bedrooms (3 queen and 1 twin) each with their own bathroom. Along the verandah there are 2 lovely extra queen bedrooms with en suites to accommodate a further 4 guests, which are available at an additional cost of $95 per person per night. Daily room servicing is also available at an additional cost. The home is luxuriously yet comfortably furnished and features a separate rumpus/TV room, laundry and large return verandahs with expansive rural views. The large country-style gourmet kitchen is fully equipped with all the mod cons you expect – new appliances, including huge fridge/freezer, microwave, coffee machine, dishwasher and Smeg cooktop and oven. The superb lounge / dining area is complete with comfortable lounge and armchairs, a large dining table and combustion fire. Roscrea Homestead is located about 5km from the village of Clarence Town and 25km from Dungog. It is approximately 2 hours from Sydney, 45 minutes from Newcastle and the Hunter Valley vineyards.Limousine, coach, or helicopter transport from Newcastle airport, to and from the Hunter Valley vineyards and concerts can be arranged. Please discuss your requirements at time of booking. Added Bonus: Every reservation at Roscrea will be afforded a 5pm late check out free of charge (subject to availability in terms of same-day incoming bookings). That's right! As long as we are not booked for an arrival on your departure day, your group can enjoy this beautiful space up until 5pm on the day of your departure. Miss the traffic heading home and really make the most of your stay.