



Glamping 1950s vintage train carrage Alpaca Farm Laguna
Train carriage in Hunter Valley, NSW, AU
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2 people
No pets
Our beloved 1950s train carriage is taking a well-earned rest, but don’t worry—you can now experience our brand-new Little Valley summerhouse! Check it out on Riparide and book your off-grid escape today on our alpaca farm in the Hunter region.
Features and Amenities
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bathroom
Bath
BBQ
Kitchen
Details
- Check in after 3:00pmCheck out before 11:00am
- Weekday minimum booking: 10 nightsWeekend minimum booking: 10 nights
Cancellation Policy:
Receive a 50% refund of the total booking amount (minus service fee) up until 1 week prior to check-in.
STRA Registration: PID-STRA-9236
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Prices
- Base Price $450 / night
- Weekend Price $550 / night
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Reviews (78)
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Sophie
11 Jun 2024
The most amazing stay on this magical alpaca farm, we had the best time from start to finish. Watching the stars, making pizzas, feeding the alpacas and walking with the donkeys. Perfect weekend away from the city!
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Sona
8 Apr 2024
One of the best experience of our time. Daniela is friendly and very welcoming host. Train Carriage is the most stylish eco accommodation I had ever seen with outdoor bath and wood-fired pizza oven. W...e had lost of fun feeding Alpacas, Donkeys and enjoyed peaceful and relaxing weekend away surrounded by beautiful nature!
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Othman
4 Jan 2024
Awesome train accommodation with a large deck and hammocks overlooking the paddocks with the alpacas and donkeys. The pizza oven was great, so was the outdoor bath and the games and books made a great way to relax.
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Laguna, Wollombi Valley. Hunter Valley
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Since 2013, we have enjoyed welcoming mindful individuals who appreciate the beauty of our bushland and the tranquillity of living in nature. My husband, Euan, crafted the Little Valley Farm Summerhouse by the pond on our alpaca farm. Laguna, Wollombi Valley. Hunter region.
Ask a QuestionAdventures on the Property
These are the exclusive natural wonders and outdoor activities within the property boundaries.
Life At An Alpaca Farm
We are a working farm so you will see us moving about the paddocks or working with the alpaca's. You can get involved in as little or a much as you like. Our farm is secluded and great for a digital-detox plus its a great escape from all the touristy-attractions.

Yoga With The Alpacas
The train offers many games and activities, they have two yoga mats on board which I certainly took advantage of.
There are only sounds are nature which made the perfect background music to go with the picturesque scene.
There are only sounds are nature which made the perfect background music to go with the picturesque scene.
Plant A Tree
At the Farm, they encourage each visitor to plant a tree. This was a great way to help contribute to our Mother Earth. We planted five eucalyptus trees that had all come from seeds being blown into the shed guttering and potted for planting. We felt proud to put our name to these bad boys and with rain on the forecast for the next couple of days our chances of seeing them big and strong when we return was high. An amazing way to support a carbon-neutral off-grid farm.
Feeding The Alpacas
An amazing experience I will never forget. There's nothing quite like getting up close and personal with some of the most cutest animals in the world. Not only would they feed right out of my hand, they even came up to the bath.
I don't think many people could say that they feed Alpacas while having a bath. A surreal once-in-a-lifetime opportunity I will treasure forever.
I don't think many people could say that they feed Alpacas while having a bath. A surreal once-in-a-lifetime opportunity I will treasure forever.
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Visit Wollombi Tavern
We enjoyed a nice cold beer with locals at the good old fashioned hospitality in the historic colonial village of Wollombi.
Gravel Bike Riding Book In Your Bike Hire At Hvbr
Laguna is now the home to the annual October Gravel Grit Laguna & that's pretty special. Hire a gravel bike from the HUNTER VALLEY BICYCLE RENTAL so you can enjoy our tracks up at Mount Yengo, Finchley Track & Watagan Creek.
Bike hire please book in advance:
https://www.huntervalleybicyclerentals.com.au/all-products/rental-from-accomm/little-valley-farm/
Bike hire please book in advance:
https://www.huntervalleybicyclerentals.com.au/all-products/rental-from-accomm/little-valley-farm/
Yengo National Park
Take in the spectacular views, immerse yourself in World Heritage-listed wilderness, and visit Aboriginal cultural heritage sites at Yengo National Park. Covering one million hectares, it was included in the World Heritage list in December 2000 for its remarkable geographic, botanic and cultural values. There are more than 90 different eucalyptus species found here - some 13 per cent of all eucalyptus species in the world.
Bushwalking In The Wollombi Valley
The Wollombi Valley is a great base for short bush walks or long treks in the Hunter Valley. Bordered by Yengo National Park, State Forests of the Watagan Mountains, and Watagans National Park, a range of walks are available. Topographical maps are available at Wollombi Real Estate. Wildwalks is a free online bushwalking and camping guide for NSW – they detail many walks in surrounding State Forests and National Parks, such as Heaton State Forest, Olney State Forest, Watagan State Forest, and Watagans National Park. Some of the ancient aboriginal sites still visible and accessible can only be accessed by foot. These bush walks are a short drive from our farm.
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