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Millie
23 Aug 2022
We arrived on a very cold and wet day to a cold cabin. It would have been nice if the fire was lit before we arrived as it look a couple of hours to get going. An electric heater would have been great... as a back up heat source. The fire went out during the night and it was extremely cold. Especially for our 9 month old.
The eggs, bread, butter and soap was a lovely touch. Besides the temperature it was very cosy, comfortable and we loved waking up to the sound of birds, sheep and kookaburras!
The eggs, bread, butter and soap was a lovely touch. Besides the temperature it was very cosy, comfortable and we loved waking up to the sound of birds, sheep and kookaburras!
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Reham
29 Dec 2021
It was such a quiet and peaceful place to spend a couple of nights in. We will definitely come back again! Thank you
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Aleks
18 May 2021
On the outset, the cabin seemed comfortable and appropriate for the kind of getaway we were hoping for. The cabin was aesthetically pleasing, the bed relatively comfortable and the accommodation clean.... Delicious and simple breakfast provisions were left for us in the kitchen to enjoy over our stay. However, the cabin was freezing - the old school indoor wood-fired oven was not adequate enough to heat the cabin. Please be wary that the 'heating' was not appropriate enough to list as a feature of this Riparide stay. While it was 1 degree outside during our first evening, it didn't feel much warmer at all inside. The hot water was constantly lukewarm and no curtains were hung over the windows to attempt to insulate the cabin. Maybe not the best accommodation to stay in during autumn or winter for future reference. It was a very tranquil and peaceful stay but the cold cabin was difficult to look past. Perhaps a few extra furnishings such as curtains and a space heater would do the trick.
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Nestled in a fruit and nut orchard, these off grid comfy little eco cabins allow you to spend time in the heart of an organic farm. Surrounded by nature, listen, hear and experience farm life and enjoy produce at the farm cellar door and restaurant.
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Trentham Falls
Discover the beautiful and lush Trentham Falls, Victoria's highest single-drop waterfall. The falls were formed some five million years ago by molten lava rapidly cooling as it flowed along the old Coliban River valley.
Trentham waterfall cascades 32 metres onto the quartz gravel below. Located in the Wombat State Forest, this natural wonder is particularly enchanting in winter when every moss covered rock and fern glistens with water.
Trentham waterfall cascades 32 metres onto the quartz gravel below. Located in the Wombat State Forest, this natural wonder is particularly enchanting in winter when every moss covered rock and fern glistens with water.
Mountain Bike Riding At Wombat State Forest
The Wombat State Forest one of the best places in Victoria for mountain bike trails, with more than 100km of single track to explore.
Horse Riding
Explore the moss-covered Wombat State Forest and spend some time getting back to nature. Located between Woodend and Daylesford the state forest is approximately 70,000 hectares of beautiful bushland. Spot wildlife such as kangaroos, wombats, wallabies, echidnas, koalas and many species of birds. The Wombat State Forest is an outdoors lover’s paradise. Activities include four-wheel-driving, bush walking, picnicking and horse riding.
Hiking At Mount Macedon And Hanging Rock
Explore the region and discover why it was made famous by the classic Australian novel and film 'Picnic at Hanging Rock' by Joan Lindsay. The mysterious story of the Valentine's Day disappearance of a group of schoolgirls and their teacher while visiting Hanging Rock in 1901. The legend of the story lingers and creates an eerie atmosphere on the rock.
The small volcano was formed by an upheaval of lava millions of years ago. Discover the massive granite rocks, caves, tunnels and overhanging boulders. Climb to the summit and take in the stunning views of farmland, the forests of Macedon and the Cobaw ranges.
The small volcano was formed by an upheaval of lava millions of years ago. Discover the massive granite rocks, caves, tunnels and overhanging boulders. Climb to the summit and take in the stunning views of farmland, the forests of Macedon and the Cobaw ranges.
Macedon Ranges Walking Trail
Take on the 30km circuit hike which links the Camels Hump and Mount Towrong with the mountain villages of Mount Macedon and Macedon.
Sanatorium Lake
The Lake is a beautiful spot for walking and horse-riding trails. Swimming is not permitted in the lake. The best time of year to explore this area is in spring and summer. Head off on the 2.5km easy walk which passes through several different landscapes including tall eucalyptus forests and a lush fern gully.
$270per night