Barns near Merriwa with hiking

A small-town stay surrounded by vineyards and national parks.

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Australia
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New South Wales
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Merriwa

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The Woolshed

1 site · Lodging650 acres · Blandford, NSW

Escape to this relaxing rustic woolshed, situated in the Upper Hunter region of NSW. Swim in the waterholes that the creek provides, hike over the 650 acers of property, explore the beautiful town of Murrurundi and what is has to offer or relax and spot the wildlife passing by. Guests will love the rustic interior of the old working woolshed, converted by the owner into this idealic accommodation, complete with chic simplicity and a sign of times that once were. Sleeping a total of 5, extra camp sites can be booked for larger groups at a cost. With stunning views of the creek, enjoy the fire pit and cook your dinner under the stars (firewood can be purchased under 'Extras'). There is a full size picnic table and a kids picnic table outside, along with seating on the veranda and inside the shed. The kitchen is complete with a microwave, stove, portable gas oven, kettle, toaster, fridge/freezer and a lovely country-style sink, along with dishware and cutlery. You will find all that you need to relax and enjoy a stress free getaway. The bathroom boasts a comfortable sized shower, free standing clawfoot bath (found on the property and restored by the owner) and a flushing toilet - enjoy the heated flooring on the cooler winter nights! The Woolshed is approximately 200 meters away from the main house, you may see the owners, their children and dog walking around or driving past from a distance, however The Woolshed area will be solely yours during your stay. The Woolshed itself has a lovely veranda with table and chairs, that provides a picturesque spot to sit and admire the view up the paddock. The Woolshed is rustic and open to the elements, so be mindful that it can be cold in winter and warm in summer. The shed has 4 extra large fans and for the cooler months an internal woodfire (firewood can be purchased under 'Extras'). All 3 beds have electric blankets, the 4th bed, a trundle does not so please pack extra blankets. Don't feel like making beds on holidays, let us do it for you (linen hire available under 'Extras'). The Woolshed sleeps 5 - 1 x Queen bed, 1 x single bunk bed, 1 x single trundle bed. If you are a larger group please feel free to book tent sites, available under 'Extras'.

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Looking to experience the great outdoors near Merriwa, New South Wales in Australia? Hipcamp has over 2400 camping options in that area, with accommodation styles ranging from tents to caravans. Whether you're into historic sites, off-roading, or biking, there's something for everyone. With top campsites like Fern Valley Ranch (401 reviews), Watton Airstrip (418 reviews), and Bunyip's Camp (577 reviews), you can trust in the quality of your camping experience. Plus, popular facilities like cooking equipment, campfires, and potable water are available to make your stay even more enjoyable. Prices start as low as $10 per night, with an average of $35 per night. So get ready to explore the beautiful outdoors of New South Wales!

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