Yeranda Cottages

  • 'Yeranda', Dungog, NSW, 2420
  • 5 rooms
  • 10 guests

Accommodation Details

Yeranda is a 140-acre bush property situated at the northern end of the verdant Main Creek valley, 20 minutes drive from Dungog. It is completely forested with numerous walking tracks winding through the bush property. The three stone and timber cottages are secluded and well separated from each other. Each cottage has a wood heater, fire pit, outdoor hot shower, and loo with a view. Everything required for a comfortable stay is provided - guests only need to bring food and drinks. Yeranda is a popular destination for guests looking for complete privacy and the cottages are an ideal retreat from the stress of city life - a place to wind down and relax among the tall trees, or as a base to explore nearby Chichester State Forest and Barrington Tops National Park.
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  • 'Yeranda', Dungog, NSW, 2420
  • 5 rooms
  • 10 guests
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Barbeque - Birdwatching - Camp Kitchen - Mountain Biking - Nature & Wildlife - NSW - Tourism Hunter - Walks

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