Wangat Lodge

  • 1938 Chichester Dam Road, Dungog, NSW, 2420
  • 8 rooms
  • 46 guests

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If you're planning a getaway with a group or family, you'll want to find the perfect setting. At Wangat Lodge, you'll have the rare opportunity to enjoy the company of friends and family in a secluded, natural setting. Set in the wilderness area of Wangat Wildlife Refuge, Wangat Lodge allows visitors to see possums, wallabies, bandicoots, and more. Get a group together with accommodation for up to 10 families or 58 people, or entertain up to 80 in the Main Hall. Use the large communal kitchen or call in the caterers. Enjoy the outdoor deck, barbecue area with seating, volleyball court, and forest amphitheatre for nature-surrounded ceremonies. When in search of group accommodation in Hunter Valley, the Wangat Lodge team is standing by to deliver a once-in-a-lifetime experience. With room for many, you can plan a family reunion, corporate retreat, or getaway with friends.
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  • 1938 Chichester Dam Road, Dungog, NSW, 2420
  • 8 rooms
  • 46 guests
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Features

Barbeque - Communal Kitchen - Communal Lounge - Conference/Function Facilities - Games or recreation room - Nature & Wildlife - Non Smoking - NSW - Tourism Hunter - Open Fireplace

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