Cabins near Mudgee

Rolling hills, wineries, and al fresco cafes make this historic town a lovely stop-in for campers.

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Dalli's Campground

76 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents122 acres · Capertee, NSW
Located in the beautiful Capertee Valley, approximately 3 hours north west of Sydney, we would love to welcome you to Dalli's Campground. Flat, shady camping areas, plenty of wildlife, particularly birds, suitable for bush walkers and nature lovers. Get some friends together, bring your dog (we are pet friendly), throw your tents and bedding in the car and come visit! Accessible for all types of vehicles, including caravans, motor homes, camper vans (except FWD).Toilet (flushing) and hot shower facilities available. Full use of BBQ and pizza oven. Gas supplied. Camp kitchen area has servery with sink and hot water. Cutlery, crockery and saucepans provided. Campfires permitted in designated areas (subject to fire bans). Firewood can be brought onto site or purchased from the campground . Access to the orchard welcome (seasonal).Our campground is a great base to explore the Capertee Valley, including Garden of Stones, Turon and Capertee National Parks. Discover the famous Captertee Valley Bird Watching Trail. Only an hour away from historic Rylestone, Mudgee or Dunns' Swamp, and 20 mins to the old shale mines at Glen Davis.
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Turon Gates

78 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents100 acres · Palmers Oaky, NSW
Spread out over 6000 acres, Turon Gates is an authentic bush hideaway, tranquil and unspoilt around 2.5 hours from Sydney CBD with pet-friendly accommodation options. It is located in the Blue Mountains foothills, close to Katoomba, Mudgee, Bathurst & Lithgow. With well-built private rustic self-catering log cabins, glamping tents and campsites situated along 12 km of crystal clear trout stream and cottages with sensational mountain views, Turon Gates is an idyllic escape in the Australian bush. Enjoy waking up to the sounds of the bush, the chatter of the birds and the animals that come to the river for a drink. Turon Gates is abound with wildlife, kangaroos, wombats, platypus, echidnas, possums and bush lizards are all part of the Turon experience! With lots of activities and unique places to visit nearby, there is much to do, or nothing to do - the choice is yours when you come to Turon Gates!
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Bellandre Park

2 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents3060 acres · Molong, NSW
We are Marilyn and Peter, we own, live and run a mixed farming business from this beautiful land, located in the Central Tablelands NSW. The country varies between undulating and steep land and has 7 km of double frontage Bell River running through it. The river can range from rapidly flowing to the more usual steady flowing and is most often very clear. The river has numerous swimming spots, some with a rocky base, and some with sand. The winding river and the varying countryside is incredibly peaceful and beautiful and is a perfect retreat for those looking to disconnect and relax. The river has its origin near Orange and is also fed into by many springs. Weandre Creek runs in the backcountry and winds into the Bell River. Our comfortable Hut is situated on an elevated spot looking down on the river with a graduated road leading down. It has everything you need for a relaxing, recharging stay in nature. The Hut can accommodate up to 4 people, however, you also have the option for up to 6 additional guests to set up swags, tents, or a camper trailer nearby. There is space next to the Hut, or for those with a 4WD, there are some lovely camping sites down by the river. We also offer sites for those looking for a self-contained camping site, in a beautiful location. We love the solitude, the endless bush walks, swimming, and being immersed in nature. We are confident you will too. We also have a lovely art gallery on the property, and for a small fee and prior arrangement, you are welcome to come and take a look. From our farm, it is 60 km to Orange with all its wineries, food festivals, and many attractions. Wellington is 40 km and boasts the Wellington Caves. Dubbo is 90 km and is a big inland city and boasts the Western Plains Zoo. We are so glad to let you know we have a new (but intentionally rustic) structure which houses a shower powered by gas and solar with gravity fed water. Showers need to be short because water supply is limited. In a separate space is a gas BBQ and sink. This is pictured in our latest photos. This building also looks down on the Bell river which looks sensational at the moment due to all the rain.
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Stringybark

1 site · Lodging100 acres · Tambaroora, NSW
Privately located in the mountains this off the grid , this property is suitable for eco-loving families and couples. There is mobile network to access internet from the mobile phone. 12 Volt power supply for a fridge,lights ,hot water , toilet and USB port to charge mobile phones and i pads . Located within only few minutes drive from Hill End historic village, Hill End Pub and cafes
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Kundalini Lodge

5 sites · Lodging25 acres · Grattai, NSW
Breathtaking, rejuvenating, romantic, and amazing are just some of the words that our guests use every time they visit our contemporary, country eco-cabins in the beautiful Mudgee region. Perched among sweeping hills and stunning vistas Kundalini Lodge provides guests with a truly special and sensory escape away from their daily grind. Whether you’re travelling solo, as a couple, with your besties or your favourite group of people, Kundalini will accommodate you comfortably in a variety of different eco-cabins and we regularly welcome whole property bookings for close friends and family. Stunning sunrises, serene sunsets, and velvety, starlit night skies, will nourish your soul, evoking all your senses and adding to the beautiful memories of your stay with us. Set on 25 acres, Kundalini Lodge is perfect for lovers of a secluded and tranquil getaway, who may also like to tap into all the conveniences of Mudgee and its 40+ cellar doors, restaurants, cafés, and boutiques. With 3 comfortable and contemporary eco-cabins for couples or solos, Amethyst, Rose Quartz, and Celestine, and our larger eco-cabin Sunstone that sleeps 3 couples, we have a welcoming and suitable accommodation option for everyone. Each of our eco-cabins has an equipped kitchen, queen sized beds, private bathrooms, and gorgeous outlooks. Our Amethyst eco-cabins boast the added benefit of a year round heated spa, and our Celestine, Rose Quartz and Sunstone eco-cabins offer a touch of adventure and romance with our outdoor bathtubs. If you think you’ve seen everything that Mudgee has to offer, we invite you to enjoy your next stay with us and see Mudgee and its magnificent natural landscape from a different angle.
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farmers quarters

2 sites · Lodging34 acres · Budgee Budgee, NSW
The crew at farmers quarters offer bespoke mudgee experiences to complement your palate + lifestyle with a personalised itinerary starting with us procuring your fresh locally baked bread, milk + eggs. We want you to have the most enjoyable, relaxing and memorable stay as you explore all the Mudgee Region has to offer or simply immerse yourself in the ambiance of the property. Our primary business is self-contained accommodation and we strive to ensure the utmost cleanliness throughout your quarters. Our sea to tree lifestyle change allows us to raise our children and be immersed in our local community from sports to creative arts all whilst learning how to work a vineyard and share our love + passion for Mudgee and the surrounding regions. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
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Cabins near Mudgee guide

Overview

On the banks of the Cudgegong River and surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, Mudgee’s name originates from the Indigenous word Moothi, which means “nest in the hills,” an apt way of describing it. As well as its many wineries, the area produces honey, olives, and cheese while also providing a range of nature experiences for lovers of the outdoors. It’s an ideal getaway for an authentic bush break in Australia with day trip options and myriad overnight stays for campers, including holiday parks and glamping.

Where to go

The Drip

This beautiful walk meanders along the Goulburn River to “the great dripping wall,” colloquially known as The Drip, where water trickles down the sandstone rock. About 40 minutes’ north of Mudgee, the 2.8-km hike begins and ends at the car park, where there are also picnic tables. While you’re there, visit the Indigenous rock art site Hands on Rock, 2 km north at Ulan. 

Ferntree Gully Reserve

Wander through the rainforest admiring the gully of eroded sandstone on one of several walks at Ferntree Gully, an hour’s drive west of Mudgee. You can walk through the fern and orchid-filled valley floor and around the top of the gully admiring the view. Lyrebirds are also regularly spotted here. 

Dunns Swamp

Despite its name, this hidden gem on the banks of the Cudgegong River in Wollemi National Park is a gorgeous wilderness area. Enjoy a picnic, hop into kayaks or jump on stand-up paddleboards and meander around the waterway. Southern Cross Kayaking offers guided tours and hire from late spring until autumn, during school holidays and on long weekends. It’s just over an hour’s drive west of Mudgee. 

Taronga Western Plains Zoo Dubbo

There are no fences or cages at this open-range zoo, under two hours’ northwest of Mudgee. Instead, concealed moats divide animals including lions, elephants, zebras, and giraffes from people, creating the feeling of being in the wild. Known for its breeding and conservation programs, the zoo is home to more than 5,000 animals from over 350 species. 

When to go

The Mudgee region can be very hot in summer (December to February), and very cold in winter (June to August), so it’s best to visit in spring or autumn when the dry leaves make it even more picturesque. Long weekends and public holidays can get extremely busy. A number of festivals are held throughout the year—the biggest is the Mudgee Food and Wine Festival in late September and early October. 

Know before you go

  • Mudgee is about a 3.5-hour drive northwest of Sydney in Central West NSW.
  • The town has three supermarkets: Coles, Woolworths, and Aldi.
  • Mudgee Camping and 4WD stocks a large range of camping, fishing, and outdoor products to help improve your camping experience, as well as 4WD accessories, along with a fully equipped workshop to fit them.
  • Reverse angle parking is a requirement in the centre of Mudgee.
  • Fire bans are common in the Mudgee region and in NSW national parks during summer and dry periods. Be sure to check local recommendations before lighting a campfire.

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