Glamping near Merriwa

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Glamping in Merriwa means rolling out your swag under the stars—minus the rough edges. With 6 glamping stays to choose from, you've got everything from safari tents to bell tents, most with hot showers, proper toilets, and a spot for a campfire. Prices kick off at just $40 a night, though the average hovers closer to $400. You’ll find swimming holes, bushwalking tracks, and plenty of wildlife (keep an eye out for wallabies at dusk). Little Brothers Adventure Park (2 reviews), The Woolshed (2 reviews), and The Old Dairy @ Baerami (2 reviews) stand out—locals love the sunsets over the paddocks and the quiet, open spaces. Merriwa glamping packs comfort and country life into one stop.

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Top-rated glamping sites near Merriwa

The Old Dairy @ Baerami

1. The Old Dairy @ Baerami

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29km from Merriwa · 1 site
Our property is approximately 150 acres, located in the Upper Hunter Valley between the Goulburn River National Park and the Wollemi National Park. In the shadow of Mt Dangar, our land sweeps down to the pristine Goulburn River, one of the main tributaries of the Hunter River. The property was once part of a huge agricultural station, that was established not long after explorers started to open up the interior to development in colonial times. We raise cattle and have an olive grove, which we planted in 2001 (our olive brand is Windybank Olives). In 2003 we established The Old Dairy accommodation, by renovating the crumbling 1940's dairy shed at the top of the property. There are stunning views of the surrounding countryside in all directions from The Old Dairy. It is a place to unwind, relax, reset. Guests have loved the peace & quiet we offer, the chance to get away from everything for a short while. Our road is just off Bylong Valley Way - a visually stunning route through the national parks towards Mudgee, Rylstone, Capertee Valley, Lithgow and the Greater Blue Mountains, tracking along the headwaters of the Goulburn River. One of the most beautiful drives in New South Wales and within close proximity of terrific campsites like Ganguddy (Dunn's Swamp via Rylstone) and Big River (Gouburn River National Park). Plenty of birds & wildlife (kangaroos make a very regular appearance - as do healthy green tree frogs!). A beautiful part of the world.
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Reflections Lake Glenbawn Holiday Park

2. Reflections Lake Glenbawn Holiday Park

62km from Merriwa · 222 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Set on the shores of Lake Glenbawn in the Upper Hunter, Reflections Lake Glenbawn is a relaxed country escape close to Scone. With lake views, open space, wildlife and plenty of room to unwind, it’s a great base for campers looking for a peaceful inland getaway. Guests can choose from powered and unpowered sites for tents, caravans and RVs, or stay in one of the park’s cabins, some with views over the lake Facilities include a playground, laundry, BBQ area, tennis courts, fire pit, kiosk and fuel station, and the park is dog-friendly. Spend your days fishing, swimming, boating, water-skiing, jet-skiing, or exploring nearby walking trails. Scone is just 14 kilometres away for supplies, cafés and shops, making Reflections Lake Glenbawn a convenient base for a simple lakeside camping trip.
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Milan Luketic

3. Milan Luketic

68km from Merriwa · 14 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Things To Do: • 4WD tracks • Rock climbing • Bushwalking tracks • Dam with freshwater yabbies Other activities on the estate include bushwalking, discovering rock formations in the spectacular sandstone cliffs, wildlife or birdwatching, or simply relaxing! Tourist Information: Rylstone is a historic stone village of about 1,200 people on the Cudgegong River, 237 km northwest of Sydney. Wool, sheep, cattle, coal mining, olives, and tourism are the mainstays of the local economy. The Space You can go bushwalking, discover rock formations in the spectacular sandstone cliffs, enjoy wildlife or birdwatching, or simply relax and take in the surroundings. Local Attractions: — Heritage Buildings The town has many fine old stone buildings, especially along Louee St. — Tindale Park Reserve Tindale Park Reserve, located on the riverbanks, makes for a pleasant picnic, barbecue, and swimming spot. — Dunns Swamp Dunns Swamp is located within Wollemi National Park. It was formed by trapped water from Kandos Weir, established in the 1920s when the Cudgegong River was dammed to provide water for Kandos cement works. — Wollemi National Park Wollemi National Park is the second-largest national park in New South Wales, covering 487,500 hectares. It is home to the Wollemi Pine. This "living fossil," first discovered in 1994, is the closest surviving relative of species that date back 150 million years. — Ferntree Gully Ferntree Gully is a highly scenic rainforest area 17 kilometres north of Rylstone, developed with walkways and lookouts.
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