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Leïla
29 Oct 2026
Staying at the Hut is like stepping into an old stockman’s cabin deep in the bush, only with all the comforts of a cosy retreat. It reminded me just how good a campfire snag is: listening to the crack...le and snap of the flames, watching little blue fairy-wrens flit about as the sun set and the clouds glowed pink above the eucalypts. We toasted marshmallows, drank whisky, and read Australian poetry by torchlight. The loft bed is suuuuper comfy, and yes, the bath is as divine as it looks. The whole stay was blissful. I’d go back in a heartbeat!
Host
Adventures on the Property
Cooking Over The Fire Pit
Food taste better when cooked over the fire. That is all.
Outdoor Shower
Being immersed in the forest, watching the cows munch on grass all whilst having a steaming host shower, is truly an experience to remember.
Furry Friends
Friendly highland cows and beautiful horses roamed the paddocks and came to say hello.
Outdoor Bath
This bath is deep, lush and surrounded by nature. We spent hours relaxing in the bath, soaking up the soothing sounds of the rainforest.
Walk On The Property
The property is gorgeous and you have ample access to walking trails. We went for a walk to find the two highland cows Magnus and Hagrid in the late afternoon.
Location
Listing location
Adventures nearby
Adventures Nearby
Thirlmere Lakes National Park
With its five freshwater lakes this National Park is perfect for enjoying picnics and barbecues, walking, birdwatching or canoeing. Along the lakes, you’ll discover amazing aquatic plants including the rare frogmouth waterlily, with its unusual bright yellow flowers, and a variety of colourful ground orchids in the spring.
The Italian Deli Picton
Drop by the deli for a focaccia, you will not regret it.
Picton Social
Great spot for a coffee and feed. We had burgers for lunch and will be back for their breakfast menu ◡̈
Mermaid Pool
Great little walk/scramble to get to this place, the gorge is impressive, absolutely stunning. It's highly advised not to do the 9m jump into the bottom pools as there are submerged rocks (seriously, people are injured every year), so opt to swim a little ways up the river instead! Recommend downloading the Alltrails map as the path can get a bit overgrown and loops away from the river at one point.
Burragorang Lookout
short 15 min drive se the spectacular lookout & picnic area.
Bushwalking The Box Vale Track
I don't know how many wrong turns I must have taken to turn this apparently 4.5km walk into a 9km one, but I recommend this hike all the same. You walk through butterfly-filled scrub paths, rock cutaways, and fern-edged tracks, and end up at a 100-metre tunnel that runs through the rock face which a train once upon a time ran through.
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