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Danielle
26 Aug 2025
We had the most wonderful stay here. The view, comfort and attention to detail is unmatched. Aftermoons in the bath with a wine were super relaxing. The bed and fireplace were so cosy. We would love to stay here again!
Katherine
2 Aug 2025
Such a beautiful place and had everything we needed. Would highly recommend
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Claire
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Corporate Events Manager turn Charity CEO now creating experiences to share my love of Central West NSW and help people disconnect to connect. I love nothing more than sitting back on our Capertee property with a glass of wine to watch the sun set across the escarpment. Now it's time to share this with those who are looking for the same moments of joy.
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Gardens Of Stone National Park
Head to the Gardens of Stone National Park - part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. See rock formations where erosion has sculpted beehive-shaped domes. The National Park’s garden- like appearance is due to Banksia, dwarf casurinas and other wind-pruned heathland plants.
Capertee Valley
The Capertee Valley is recognised internationally as an Important Bird Area (IBA) and one of the 50 top birdwatching locations in the world. A diversity of habitats has resulted in a proliferation of bird species finding refuge here. Surrounded on all sides by spectacular sandstone cliffs, the valley is in transition zone where the forests of the Blue Mountains give way to the woodlands of the NSW western slopes.
Vegetation varies from semi-rainforest to open forest, grassy woodlands and farmland grasslands. Not as heavily cleared as many other rural areas, the valley retains large areas of the critically endangered White Box–Yellow Box–Blakely’s Red Gum Grassy Woodland and Derived Native Grassland. Many woodland bird species, whose populations have fallen alarmingly elsewhere, remain relatively common and easily seen here.
Vegetation varies from semi-rainforest to open forest, grassy woodlands and farmland grasslands. Not as heavily cleared as many other rural areas, the valley retains large areas of the critically endangered White Box–Yellow Box–Blakely’s Red Gum Grassy Woodland and Derived Native Grassland. Many woodland bird species, whose populations have fallen alarmingly elsewhere, remain relatively common and easily seen here.
The Royal Hotel
A super cosy little hotel located not too far away from the cabin. Head here for some lunch or maybe just enjoy a beer in the sun on the back veranda. Whatever you feel like it’s worth a visit. Craft Works Distillery is also located at the back of the hotel in a small tin shed.
Capertee National Park
Head to Capertee National Park for scenic bushwalking and bird watching. This National Park is located west of the Blue Mountains and has a range of unique wildlife and plants.
Surround Yourself With Glowworms
Located in Wollemi national park, the glowworm tunnels is a unique experience to walk through. Once you walk in, make sure you stay in one spot for a few minutes to let your eyes adjust to the darkness. And soon you’ll see glowworms surround the entire tunnel!
Driving to Glowworm Tunnel can be tricky, there's a long dirt road (~30km!) with LOTS of potholes. Mind you the roads are REALLY TOUGH! It took us double the amount of time to get there. We suggest driving a 4WD AND allow extra time.
Driving to Glowworm Tunnel can be tricky, there's a long dirt road (~30km!) with LOTS of potholes. Mind you the roads are REALLY TOUGH! It took us double the amount of time to get there. We suggest driving a 4WD AND allow extra time.
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