The best dog-friendly cabin rentals near Hawks Nest, New South Wales

If you're looking for a pet-friendly cabin camping getaway near Hawks Nest, New South Wales, Hipcamp has over 560 options for you to choose from. You can find cabins that accommodate pets starting at $15 per night and averaging at $40 per night. Some of the top-rated options include Spirit of the Forest (326 reviews), Wattle Valley Farm (339 reviews), and Hodge Lodge Grounds Johns River (174 reviews). Popular amenities include pets, potable water, and campfires, while popular activities include whitewater paddling, boating, and visiting historic sites.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Hawks Nest

1. Paterson Lookout

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53km from Hawks Nest · 1 site · Lodging

Paterson Lookout is a studio on a bush block with a beautiful view of the Paterson Valley, with the river, the village and the bush covered hills. The studio is 20 metres from the main house (up 14 steps) with a standard double bed. It has power and internet but occupants have to come to the house for bathroom/ toilet/ kitchen and bathroom. You will also have access the whole property including the magnificent deck, bathroom, kitchen and laundry in the main house. Day trip in 4WD to South end of Barrington Tops Forest - I can take up to 3 people on a day trip to Barrington Tops Forest. Approximately 1 hour drive each way, 4 hours in the forest. Cost is $ 199.00 Tennis - The local tennis courts are 1 Km away and can be hired for $10 per hour. I have some balls and racquets but you may wish to bring your own rackets as mine are not very new.

If you're looking for a pet-friendly cabin camping getaway near Hawks Nest, New South Wales, Hipcamp has over 560 options for you to choose from. You can find cabins that accommodate pets starting at $15 per night and averaging at $40 per night. Some of the top-rated options include Spirit of the Forest (326 reviews), Wattle Valley Farm (339 reviews), and Hodge Lodge Grounds Johns River (174 reviews). Popular amenities include pets, potable water, and campfires, while popular activities include whitewater paddling, boating, and visiting historic sites.