Reviews (10)
Brandon
23 Feb 2026
We enjoyed our stay in the Tiny House Mornington Peninsula.
We found it very relaxing and the house had everything you need.
Thanks
Brandon
Nellie
15 Jan 2025
This is our second Tiny Stays experience. We enjoyed our time on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula. Highly reccomend Red Gum BBQ for an amazing meal, T'Gallant winery, Foxeys Hangout and Red Hill Est...ate. We also spent time in Mount Martha, Dromana and Sorrento. It's a shame the house isnt 20 meters to the left of the property with the amazign bay views! We did have a couple of low lights - someone was running through the property whilst we were there, the home wasn't cleaned to a very high standard and it wasn't off the beaten track as much as our previous stays were.
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Emma
28 Nov 2022
I was far from impressed with what was offered for the money we paid, and only stayed one of the two nights booked.
No heating available at all, even for "Off Grid" I would expect a Deisel Gas heater... for the unexpected weather conditions that can be prone to this area.
Composting toilet was a "Hybrid" Compost / Long Drop, far from acceptable with little space or room to use.
Sink and Shower drain was only meters away from the house front door not nice when you sight this after others have stayed prior.
Cleaning was acceptable but not perfect.
No room to move but I was expecting this from the wording of "Tiny Stays" maybe should have been called "Micro Stays"
Complimentary Coffee we nonexistent.
Being requested to park at the top of the paddock and walk to the accommodation downhill in wet slippery conditions was also not acceptable, a gravel driveway to the house is needed.
I understand this was a place to unwind and "off grid"
I am no KAREN but we were disappointed.
Mark & Sue Haymes.
No heating available at all, even for "Off Grid" I would expect a Deisel Gas heater... for the unexpected weather conditions that can be prone to this area.
Composting toilet was a "Hybrid" Compost / Long Drop, far from acceptable with little space or room to use.
Sink and Shower drain was only meters away from the house front door not nice when you sight this after others have stayed prior.
Cleaning was acceptable but not perfect.
No room to move but I was expecting this from the wording of "Tiny Stays" maybe should have been called "Micro Stays"
Complimentary Coffee we nonexistent.
Being requested to park at the top of the paddock and walk to the accommodation downhill in wet slippery conditions was also not acceptable, a gravel driveway to the house is needed.
I understand this was a place to unwind and "off grid"
I am no KAREN but we were disappointed.
Mark & Sue Haymes.
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Coastal And Bush Walks
With nearly 100 walking tracks on the Peninsula means you’re spoilt for choice. Choose from easy coastal walks including beaches, piers, cliff tops, historic sites and villages for a lazy coffee. Head inland for beautiful bush walks, bird-filled wetlands, pretty creeks and ocean views.
Horse Riding
Explore the beautiful Mornington Peninsula on horseback. There are rides to cater for all levels of experience; from easy, slow rides to take in the scenery for beginners to exhilarating rides along the ocean beaches for those used to the saddle. Enjoy a quiet bush ride through tranquil forest trails and country lanes that lead to magnificent views of the bay. Or travel by horseback through the Mornington Peninsula National Park to ride along the wild surf coastline of the Bass Strait ocean beach.
Surfing
St Andrews Beach is a popular surf location with many good breaks that attract surfers all year round. Be sure to indulge in some infamous chips and gravy from the Dundas St milk bar post surf.
Cape Schanck Lighthouse
Cape Schanck Lighthouse Reserve offers short walks, lookouts and picnic facilities in a unique 19th century light station setting. This can also be the starting point to walk to Bushrangers Bay, a stunning secluded beach surrounded by bush.
$250per night