Off-grid cabin with outdoor bath near St Albans with Wellness add-on

The Cabin is completely off-grid, without compromising on any of the comforts of a luxury stay.

Sleeping
• Sleeps 4
• Loft bedroom: queen bed
• Living area: Koala sofa bed
• 1 bathroom

The Pavilion
Our outdoor kitchen is built for long lunches and shared feasts. Cook on the gas BBQ or fire up our "Deuce" from Pig n Pilgrim to cook over wood embers.

Outdoors Soak in the wood-fired bath on the deck, gather around the fire pit and head up to the mezzanine to stargaze. Comfy seating is scattered around the property, so you'll always find a spot to relax.

Your Own Space
The Cabin sits in its own private, secluded area, separate from the Tiny House. The Cottage next door stays empty for your whole stay. The only shared space on the property is the sauna paddock, and that's always booked privately.

Wellness Session ($200): sauna, plunge baths and gym Set among towering trees and birdsong, our open-air wellness space is a short walk from the Cabin. Move in the outdoor gym, settle into the deep, dry heat of the wood-fired sauna, then cool off in the twin cold plunge baths or the outdoor shower. Repeat as often as you like.

What's included:
• Private use of the sauna, plunge baths and outdoor gym. The whole space is yours.
• Gym equipment: weight bar, dumbbells, resistance bands, chin-up bars and yoga mats
• 6-hour sessions daily: 6am–1pm or 2pm–9pm
• Panoramic valley views
• Fresh towels and body wash
• Guidance for first-timers

How to book:
1. Message us with your preferred date and session time (morning or afternoon).
2. We'll confirm availability and send you a payment request.
3. Once it's paid, we'll email you The Sauna Guide with your access code and how to use everything.

Sessions are popular on weekends, so we recommend booking early. Perfect for a solo retreat, a couples' escape, or a quiet moment of reflection under the stars.

Getting Out and About

The historic village of St Albans sits on the Macdonald River, just 20 minutes away. At its heart is the Settlers Arms, one of Australia's oldest pubs, dating back to the 1800s when convicts were building the roads nearby. On weekends there's live music in the oak tree garden, and visitors come from all over NSW.
For something more active, local hikes like Jacks Track take you up to the ridgeline for sweeping views over the valley. You don't even need to leave the property: walking trails start right from your door.

Before You Arrive Seven days before your stay, we'll send you "Your Guide to the Wilderness", with everything you need to know about getting here, what to expect and what to bring.

Any questions before then? Just message us.