Salisbury Lodges Wilderness Retreat

  • 2930 Salisbury Road, Salisbury, NSW, 2420
  • 9 rooms
  • 20 guests

Accommodation Details

Salisbury Lodges is a true wilderness retreat, sharing a boundary with the Barrington Tops National Park, it is located on the southern slopes with Williams River frontage and is the closest accommodation to the World Heritage-listed rainforest. Walking in pristine rain forests, swimming in clear crystal rivers, sharing an environment with some of the most unique wildlife, making it a chance to truly get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life or even doing absolutely nothing in the peace and quiet of the blue gums. Salisbury Lodges is owner-operated for the past 27 years and still enjoys inviting guests to share their wilderness retreat.
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  • 2930 Salisbury Road, Salisbury, NSW, 2420
  • 9 rooms
  • 20 guests
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Features

Barbeque - Birdwatching - Business Facilities - Carpark - Family Friendly - Fishing - Food & Wine - Laundry - Non Smoking - NSW - Tourism Hunter - Open Fireplace - Outdoor Dining Area - Outdoor Furniture - Swimming - Walks

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