Availability – Woolshed Cabins

Please check availability for either of the cabins using the calendar below, then contact us to make a booking:

“FULLY BOOKED” means that both cabins are booked out, so please choose a different date.
Remember there are two cabins to choose from.

COVID SAFE STATEMENT

We have learnt a great deal from COVID-19.

Our cleaning practices have always aimed for high hygiene.
We have always (prior to Covid-19) sprayed all surfaces with Glen 20 spray disinfectant. We will now wear gloves when cleaning and preparing your cabin and follow this up with wiping of all light switches and door handles with disinfectant as we depart cabin after cleaning.
We have always provided anti-bacterial hand wash in bathrooms and will continue to do so.
We will be following government and health department guidelines as we always have.

There are only 2 cabins on our 250acre property. Both have own separate entrances and facilities, so there is no need to interact with staff or other guests once you arrive. The cabins are fully self contained, so BYO food and drink and you needn’t go anywhere.
Don’t forget our fresh Spring Water, fresh air, views and the space to wander and relax. No TV signal, so you can choose to unplug from the news cycle if you choose 🙂

Hand sanitiser and tissues are provided.

We look forward to helping you relax and unwind and regroup at some time in the future.

REVIEWS

“The Woolshed Cabins are a fantastic place to spend some time away from the crowds and city life. View from the house is amazing overlooking mountains, forest and green fields.
The cabins are very well equipped and modern, allowing you to have a comfortable stay no matter your preferences. There is even a big toy box for kids which our 2-year old enjoyed a lot.
The cabins face away from each other so even though we had a neighbouring family in the other cabin, we had all the privacy we could wish for. We highly recommend this place”
– Charlotte & Mikkel (October 2016)
Denmark / Australia

SMH REVIEW
“It’s difficult to imagine a more salubrious setting this close to Sydney, with its cheerful union of farmland charm and unexpectedly dramatic mountain scenery.”
Anthony Dennis,
Sydney Morning Herald, Weekends Away