- Cabin with pets allowed
The best dog-friendly cabin rentals near Glenworth Valley
93% (2.2K) • 39 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Glenworth Valley
Watagan: BYO Horse Holiday
1. Watagan: BYO Horse Holiday
100%
(7)
44km from Glenworth Valley · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Watagan presents: Dael's Mill
"Dael's Mill" is a charming 2 bedroom cabin with a rich history, dating back to the 1800s. Set upon a breathtaking 50-acre retreat nestled a the foothills of the Watagan Mountains, midway between Sydney and Newcastle. Dael's Mill offers a uniquely horse-friendly escape where guests have the option to bring their beloved ponies for midweek or weekend stays, or enjoy an intimate escape in the mountains, to slow down, recharge, and reconnect.
The cabin accommodates 4-6 guests and is equipped with self-contained amenities including:
- King or single beds with luxurious linen and towels
- Pull out double sofa
- Air conditioning
- Cedar, wood fired hot tub
- Bathroom
- Fridge
- Kitchenette (microwave, toaster, electric fry pan, tea and coffee facilities)
- BBQ
- Internal fireplace and outdoor fire pit
- TV with Chromecast
Horse accommodation:
(Maximum 4 horses per booking - 2 paddocks shared between 4 horses).
Please let us know if you would like us to feed your horses.
They have dedicated adjoining paddocks so you can look out your window and greet your four legged friend.
Activities:
Guests can unwind in an outdoor hot tub or take a refreshing dip in the property's dam and lagoons, adorned with lillies. The site grants easy access to vast trail networks in the Watagan State Forest, ideal for adventurous souls seeking extensive riding opportunities, either by horse, motor bike, mountain bike or 4WD. Or, you can try your luck fishing in the dam for some silver perch!
Property features:
For those seeking a more relaxed riding (or hiking) experience, the property boasts kilometers of purpose-built trails that don't require opening gates, catering to groups or individuals, providing spaces for bush bashing, hill climbs and canters. Guests can explore beautiful pockets of the property featuring our spring-fed dam, lagoons, and stunning Blarney Creek, meandering through the landscape. Spot the local wallabies, wombats, echidnas, water dragons, and so much more.
Local attractions:
Watagan enjoys proximity to takeaway shops, cafes, boutiques and restaurants just 10-15 minutes away, while the award-winning 8 @ Trinity is a mere 20-minute drive, offering a diverse range of culinary experiences.
- Beaches within 35 minutes
- Wineries within 45 minutes
- Lookouts and state forest picnic areas at your door step
Tyson & I are excited to welcome you to our little slice of paradise.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$339
/ night
Ingenia Holidays Nepean River
2. Ingenia Holidays Nepean River
100%
(1)
59km from Glenworth Valley · 41 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
The Blue Mountains might be famous for clean, mountain air, but in its foothills, it’s also famous for fun, when you check into Ingenia Holidays Nepean River.
Backing onto the Nepean River, the park has accommodation options to suit every format of traveller with both families, couples and sporting enthusiasts making tracks to its Emu Plains location.
With a menu of cabins that range from 2 to 12 guests and cottages, camping and caravan sites in between, there’s plenty of space to settle into holiday-mode at Ingenia Holidays Nepean River.
Sure you could cook in your cabin or the camp kitchen and BBQ facilities onsite, but most choose to explore the Nepean River setting and wander to O’Donoghues Irish Pub, Nutrition Station or the Nepean Rowing Club, all nearby, for a bite to eat.
When you’re not exploring the onsite swimming pool or playground, outdoor-lovers should take note – you’re staying dangerously close to Cables Wake Park Penrith for a fun-filled family day out.
For something at slower speed, the Nepean River calls for fishing with the chance of reeling in your catch for dinner tonight.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Showers
from
AU$198
/ night
The Sanctuary Retreat
3. The Sanctuary Retreat
71km from Glenworth Valley · 1 site
This is a private retreat stay (you receive the whole bottom level of the house), private bathroom, and kitchenette (no stove top) on shared land with the owner. You are the only guests and enjoy exclusive, unlimited use of the:
Sauna, ice bath, pool, gazebo, meditation cave, and healing room with Zen Chi Machine.
Your room includes a double bed, sofa be,d and single bed.
A boutique retreat hideaway set amidst the breathtaking backdrop of The Woronora Valley of The Dharawal tribe.
Reconnect to your inner peace & creative ‘dream-like’ natural state, inspired by The Woronora Valley. This translates to 'Dreamtime Valley' by the First Nations of the Eora Nation.
HIGHLIGHTS
Sauna, ice bath, fire pit, gazebo, meditation cave, bushwalking, canoeing down the valley, solar heated pool, yoga mats with cushions, head massager, private healing room access with use of Zen Chi Machine + add on massages can be booked.
WELCOME RETREAT PACK
Receive our welcome pack with local goodies and staples: A selection of organic teas, coffee, filtered water, milk, sugar, coconut oil, oats, honey, and more.
Allows guests to be nurtured in our overgrown garden grounds, or perhaps enjoy bushwalking amongst birds, wallabies & deers.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
AU$472
/ night
Cabins On Halls
4. Cabins On Halls
71km from Glenworth Valley · 10 sites
CABINS ON HALLS ARE FULLY SELF-CONTAINED RUSTIC CABINS NESTLED IN THE HEART OF THE POKOLBIN REGION OF THE HUNTER VALLEY.
Our cabins are situated on 50 acres surrounded by bushland and are the perfect stay for nature lovers.
With daily visits from kangaroos, local birdlife and the sounds of nature to help you leave the worries of the city behind. Each cabin is named after a native Australian bush plant, connecting you to the land and its natural inhabitants.
The Wonnarua people are the traditional owners of the Singleton area, and their land extends throughout the Hunter Valley. They have occupied the Upper Hunter for at least 30,000 years, with traditional knowledge holding that occupation extends back to the early stages of dreaming.
Toilets
Showers
Wifi
from
AU$281
/ night
Hunter Valley Equestrian Centre
5. Hunter Valley Equestrian Centre
100%
(4)
77km from Glenworth Valley · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Whether you are looking for a rider retreat complete with instruction, a chance to rest for you and your horse as you travel between competitions, or simply an opportunity for some down time on the farm, we offer 1 powered campsite $77.00 per night,Farm Stay room $77.00 per night,The Mews $150.00 per night.
Set on 100 acres of rolling tree-studded paddocks, Hunter Valley Equestrian Centre is a tranquil place where you can relax and enjoy the happenings on the farm, local wildlife, or simply a chance to relax with a cuppa and enjoy the view.
The location is perfect to access the wine and food bowl of the Hunter Valley, citylife and beaches of Newcastle, or country towns of Maitland and Morpeth. Located at the end of the M1, you are only a moment off the main road but a world away from everything.
Just 1.5 hours from Sydney and 20 minutes from Newcastle.
Hunter Valley Equestrian Centre is pet-friendly, and offers short-term accommodation for you, your horse and your dog on request. Please note that conditions do apply. Bringing an animal must be discussed prior to booking.
Horse accommodation is $33 per horse per night per stable.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Showers
from
AU$107
/ night
93% (2.2K) • 39 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Glenworth Valley
Watagan: BYO Horse Holiday
1. Watagan: BYO Horse Holiday
100%
(7)
44km from Glenworth Valley · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Watagan presents: Dael's Mill
"Dael's Mill" is a charming 2 bedroom cabin with a rich history, dating back to the 1800s. Set upon a breathtaking 50-acre retreat nestled a the foothills of the Watagan Mountains, midway between Sydney and Newcastle. Dael's Mill offers a uniquely horse-friendly escape where guests have the option to bring their beloved ponies for midweek or weekend stays, or enjoy an intimate escape in the mountains, to slow down, recharge, and reconnect.
The cabin accommodates 4-6 guests and is equipped with self-contained amenities including:
- King or single beds with luxurious linen and towels
- Pull out double sofa
- Air conditioning
- Cedar, wood fired hot tub
- Bathroom
- Fridge
- Kitchenette (microwave, toaster, electric fry pan, tea and coffee facilities)
- BBQ
- Internal fireplace and outdoor fire pit
- TV with Chromecast
Horse accommodation:
(Maximum 4 horses per booking - 2 paddocks shared between 4 horses).
Please let us know if you would like us to feed your horses.
They have dedicated adjoining paddocks so you can look out your window and greet your four legged friend.
Activities:
Guests can unwind in an outdoor hot tub or take a refreshing dip in the property's dam and lagoons, adorned with lillies. The site grants easy access to vast trail networks in the Watagan State Forest, ideal for adventurous souls seeking extensive riding opportunities, either by horse, motor bike, mountain bike or 4WD. Or, you can try your luck fishing in the dam for some silver perch!
Property features:
For those seeking a more relaxed riding (or hiking) experience, the property boasts kilometers of purpose-built trails that don't require opening gates, catering to groups or individuals, providing spaces for bush bashing, hill climbs and canters. Guests can explore beautiful pockets of the property featuring our spring-fed dam, lagoons, and stunning Blarney Creek, meandering through the landscape. Spot the local wallabies, wombats, echidnas, water dragons, and so much more.
Local attractions:
Watagan enjoys proximity to takeaway shops, cafes, boutiques and restaurants just 10-15 minutes away, while the award-winning 8 @ Trinity is a mere 20-minute drive, offering a diverse range of culinary experiences.
- Beaches within 35 minutes
- Wineries within 45 minutes
- Lookouts and state forest picnic areas at your door step
Tyson & I are excited to welcome you to our little slice of paradise.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$339
/ night
Ingenia Holidays Nepean River
2. Ingenia Holidays Nepean River
100%
(1)
59km from Glenworth Valley · 41 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
The Blue Mountains might be famous for clean, mountain air, but in its foothills, it’s also famous for fun, when you check into Ingenia Holidays Nepean River.
Backing onto the Nepean River, the park has accommodation options to suit every format of traveller with both families, couples and sporting enthusiasts making tracks to its Emu Plains location.
With a menu of cabins that range from 2 to 12 guests and cottages, camping and caravan sites in between, there’s plenty of space to settle into holiday-mode at Ingenia Holidays Nepean River.
Sure you could cook in your cabin or the camp kitchen and BBQ facilities onsite, but most choose to explore the Nepean River setting and wander to O’Donoghues Irish Pub, Nutrition Station or the Nepean Rowing Club, all nearby, for a bite to eat.
When you’re not exploring the onsite swimming pool or playground, outdoor-lovers should take note – you’re staying dangerously close to Cables Wake Park Penrith for a fun-filled family day out.
For something at slower speed, the Nepean River calls for fishing with the chance of reeling in your catch for dinner tonight.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Showers
from
AU$198
/ night
The Sanctuary Retreat
3. The Sanctuary Retreat
71km from Glenworth Valley · 1 site
This is a private retreat stay (you receive the whole bottom level of the house), private bathroom, and kitchenette (no stove top) on shared land with the owner. You are the only guests and enjoy exclusive, unlimited use of the:
Sauna, ice bath, pool, gazebo, meditation cave, and healing room with Zen Chi Machine.
Your room includes a double bed, sofa be,d and single bed.
A boutique retreat hideaway set amidst the breathtaking backdrop of The Woronora Valley of The Dharawal tribe.
Reconnect to your inner peace & creative ‘dream-like’ natural state, inspired by The Woronora Valley. This translates to 'Dreamtime Valley' by the First Nations of the Eora Nation.
HIGHLIGHTS
Sauna, ice bath, fire pit, gazebo, meditation cave, bushwalking, canoeing down the valley, solar heated pool, yoga mats with cushions, head massager, private healing room access with use of Zen Chi Machine + add on massages can be booked.
WELCOME RETREAT PACK
Receive our welcome pack with local goodies and staples: A selection of organic teas, coffee, filtered water, milk, sugar, coconut oil, oats, honey, and more.
Allows guests to be nurtured in our overgrown garden grounds, or perhaps enjoy bushwalking amongst birds, wallabies & deers.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
AU$472
/ night
Cabins On Halls
4. Cabins On Halls
71km from Glenworth Valley · 10 sites
CABINS ON HALLS ARE FULLY SELF-CONTAINED RUSTIC CABINS NESTLED IN THE HEART OF THE POKOLBIN REGION OF THE HUNTER VALLEY.
Our cabins are situated on 50 acres surrounded by bushland and are the perfect stay for nature lovers.
With daily visits from kangaroos, local birdlife and the sounds of nature to help you leave the worries of the city behind. Each cabin is named after a native Australian bush plant, connecting you to the land and its natural inhabitants.
The Wonnarua people are the traditional owners of the Singleton area, and their land extends throughout the Hunter Valley. They have occupied the Upper Hunter for at least 30,000 years, with traditional knowledge holding that occupation extends back to the early stages of dreaming.
Toilets
Showers
Wifi
from
AU$281
/ night
Hunter Valley Equestrian Centre
5. Hunter Valley Equestrian Centre
100%
(4)
77km from Glenworth Valley · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Whether you are looking for a rider retreat complete with instruction, a chance to rest for you and your horse as you travel between competitions, or simply an opportunity for some down time on the farm, we offer 1 powered campsite $77.00 per night,Farm Stay room $77.00 per night,The Mews $150.00 per night.
Set on 100 acres of rolling tree-studded paddocks, Hunter Valley Equestrian Centre is a tranquil place where you can relax and enjoy the happenings on the farm, local wildlife, or simply a chance to relax with a cuppa and enjoy the view.
The location is perfect to access the wine and food bowl of the Hunter Valley, citylife and beaches of Newcastle, or country towns of Maitland and Morpeth. Located at the end of the M1, you are only a moment off the main road but a world away from everything.
Just 1.5 hours from Sydney and 20 minutes from Newcastle.
Hunter Valley Equestrian Centre is pet-friendly, and offers short-term accommodation for you, your horse and your dog on request. Please note that conditions do apply. Bringing an animal must be discussed prior to booking.
Horse accommodation is $33 per horse per night per stable.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Showers
from
AU$107
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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lisa
4 days ago
Weekend Trip to Hunter Valley Equestrian Centre
Room was clean and care taken to provide comfort. Great for accommodation on a trip to Sydney - broke up long haul.
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M
Megan
October 2025
1 m travel trailer
With pets
Dael’s Mill is a gorgeous old cottage packed with charm and character. We loved the place, the fire pit, the hot tub, the birds, the wallaby’s, the dam, the jetty, all of which surrounded by horses and natural beauty! Thanks Chantelle and Tyson for enabling us to share your place for a short while!
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The best dog-friendly cabin rentals near Glenworth Valley guide
Where to go
Popran National Park
A short drive from Glenworth Valley, the Popran National Park is a great day-trip destination for campers in the area as there are no campsites within the park itself. Visitors can hike, mountain bike, kayak, fish, ride horses, and spot birds and animals. The park also protects a number of Aboriginal sites and there’s a picnic area. Most roads to the park require a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
Brisbane Water National Park
Just southeast of Glenworth Valley, the Brisbane Water National Park offers walks, cycling, and fishing, and has some ancient Aboriginal rock art sites. There’s a small, basic bush tent site within the park or visitors can stay at Glenworth Valley or nearby coastal campsites at Umina or Gosford and make day trips into the park. Road access into this park does not require a four-wheel-drive vehicle so this is a good option for casual visits.
Dharug National Park
West of Glenworth Valley, on the other side of Mangrove Creek (a tributary of the Hawkesbury River), the large Dharug National Park contains the UNESCO-listed Old Great North Road hike. There are also other hiking and cycling routes and two campsites. The Ten Mile Hollow Campground is small and free to stay at (although bookings are required), while the Mill Creek Campground is larger and has more facilities, and fees apply.
When to go
Spring and autumn are the best times to visit the Glenworth Valley area for hiking, biking, kayaking, and horse-riding adventures. The weather is most comfortable then. Summers are hot and the risk from bushfires is high, but this is a good season if you want to visit the nearby beaches of the Central Coast. Winters are mild but often wet, and glamping or staying in a cabin or cottage would be most comfortable.