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Ryan
13 Oct 2026
We had an amazing stay at Nowoori-Beapy!
Peter and Janet were warm and welcoming hosts who have clearly put a lot of thought into the guest experience, and briefly chatting with them about the area w...as also a highlight of our visit. The accommodation felt private and connected to nature. We spent plenty of time cooking and lounging by the fire, and we watched the sunset by the river, just a short walk away on their property.
The bathroom we used was on the bottom floor of their home, but it was just for our use and still felt very private.
We only stayed one night and wish we’d had longer to explore the property and surroundings. We’d highly recommend it to anyone, and it will always be on our list whenever we’re back in the area.
Peter and Janet were warm and welcoming hosts who have clearly put a lot of thought into the guest experience, and briefly chatting with them about the area w...as also a highlight of our visit. The accommodation felt private and connected to nature. We spent plenty of time cooking and lounging by the fire, and we watched the sunset by the river, just a short walk away on their property.
The bathroom we used was on the bottom floor of their home, but it was just for our use and still felt very private.
We only stayed one night and wish we’d had longer to explore the property and surroundings. We’d highly recommend it to anyone, and it will always be on our list whenever we’re back in the area.
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Justin
29 Sep 2026
Peter and his wife offered a very hospitable
Joe
20 Sep 2026
Absolutely recommend this place, it’s a gem! Me and my partner love everything about our stay, the place is clean and complete of the necessities. Our host is really nice and we had a great time, the ...place is so peaceful, perfect for a getaway. We did campfire by the caravan and also by the river that you can also have a nice picnic, also Explore the woods and nature. Must visit ❤️
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Woori Yallock VIC 3139, Australia
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Recently retired teacher by day and environmentalist by night, I try to walk the talk. My wife and I have a "Land for Wildlife" property by the Yarra River where we enjoy walks, picnics, gardening, fishing and winemaking... Oh it's a tough gig and it looks like getting even tougher now that I have given up my day job.
We enjoy sharing our lovely part of the world with others, so we have done up our old caravan and joined the Riparide mob.
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Badger Weir Via Coranderrk Track
A beautiful and easy 1km walk along Badger Creek, particularly after a rainy day. Immerse yourself in a lush forest filled with majestically tall Mountain Ash and ferns. Walk takes half an hour return.
Warburton Rail Trail
One of the most iconic trails in the country, the Lilydale - Warburton Rail Trail travels from the Dandenong Ranges through to the Great Dividing Ranges. Stretching 38 kilometres, the trail is perfect for keen cyclists looking to explore the region. With grades varying from easy to moderate and relatively good conditions, those planning to take the journey will be treated to spectacular views throughout the duration.
Oshannassy Trail
The O’Shannassy Trail is a 30 kilometre walking and bike-riding trail from East Warburton to Don Valley in the Upper Yarra Valley.
The trail runs in alongside the Warburton Rail Trail, however, the O’Shannassy Trail is set into the mountain ranges, and provides a different viewpoint to the landscape. Surrounded by tall trees, and lush ferns, the trail follows the historic open channelled O’Shannassy Aqueduct, and allows for impressive views of the Yarra Valley.
The trail runs in alongside the Warburton Rail Trail, however, the O’Shannassy Trail is set into the mountain ranges, and provides a different viewpoint to the landscape. Surrounded by tall trees, and lush ferns, the trail follows the historic open channelled O’Shannassy Aqueduct, and allows for impressive views of the Yarra Valley.
Healesville
Healesville is a Victorian regional gem with beautiful places to eat and drink we walked along the shops finding vintage shops, lollies and local cafes.
The Black Spur
An iconic drive winding through lush rainforest joining the Yarra Valley to the Marysville mountains. Enjoy a picturesque drive through 28 kilometres of vibrant greenery. There are stops along the road to set up a picnic and see the brilliant ferns up close.
Maroondah Reservoir Park
Maroondah features gardens with stands of native and exotic trees, native animals and birds and walking tracks. Its playground, lawns and cool summer shade make it a popular picnic destination in warmer months.
$125per night