Mountainous cabins near Old Bar

The area offers everything from private outdoor hideaways to family-friendly campgrounds.

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4 top mountainous cabins sites near Old Bar

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Riverside Privacy - 200 acres 4 you

104 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents400 acres · Wauchope, NSW
400 river bound acres of bush, pristine rainforest and rolling pasture for you to explore and enjoy. 4 kilometres of river fontage to explore - spot a platypus, swim in the gently flowing river, catch a bass, explore the rainforest or bush. Or just relax, and let the sounds of silence wash away your cares and restore your soul. We know you want a complete escape from the pressures of modern life and we offer the stillness and serenity from immersion in Nature and sleeping under star studded skies. With 4 kilometres of river to share with our guests, we guarantee you the space and silence to really get back to nature. We welcome self-sufficient experienced bush campers who take only photos and leave only footprints. No pets. 4WD ONLY. TWO NIGHT MINIMUM STAY
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Ellenborough Getaways

2 sites · Lodging500 acres · Wauchope, NSW
Set amongst the rolling green hills, we offer a cute cabin and a mountain top shack located on a working farm. Go for a mountain bike, a scenic walk or check out the Ellenborough River for a swim. We are located near Comboyne National Park if you're looking for adventures further afield.The cabin is kitted out with a basic kitchen, toilet/shower amenities and water. Enjoy the beautiful night sky as you chill out around the campfire. There are two double beds. Please bring your own bed linen and towels. There is no fridge - you will need to bring your own esky.The shack sits on an amazing mountain 600m above sea-level in the hinterland west of Port Macquarie, is accessible by 4WD only. You must have a proper 4WD and have knowledge of how to navigate steep, isolated tracks. It has basic amenities and is best suited for those with their own swag and camping supplies. Roll out the swag and keep warm from the elements. Drinking water available. You will need to bring all other supplies including your own toilet and shower. Dogs welcome.We are located near Comboyne National Park. This place is perfect for hiking enthusiasts and avid photographers - the views are absolutely stunning.The hinterland west of the Central Coast offer an abundance of beautiful scenery, rolling green hills and plenty of wildlife. Perfect for wildlife watchers and photographers.
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Mountainous cabins near Old Bar guide

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Looking for a mountainous camping experience near Old Bar, New South Wales? Hipcamp offers over 532 options for cabin camping in this location, with prices ranging from as low as $15 to an average of $45 per night. Some of the top-rated campsites include Spirit of the Forest (326 reviews), Footprints in Style (276 reviews), and Hodge Lodge Grounds Johns River (174 reviews). Popular amenities include potable water, pet-friendly accommodations, and toilets. Activities such as boating, hiking, and wildlife watching are also available at many of these sites.

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