Cabins near Redhead

Explore the beach, lake, and wetlands all from one town.

97% (1423 reviews)

Australia
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New South Wales
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Redhead

97% (1423 reviews)

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4 top wheelchair-accessible cabins sites near Redhead

Wattle Valley Farm

33 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents100 acres · Paynes Crossing, NSW

Welcome to Wattle Valley Farm! Nestled on 100 stunning acres along the iconic Wollombi Brook, our property is a haven for native wildlife. During your stay, you might spot wombats, kangaroos, echidnas, goannas, kookaburras, or black cockatoos—nature’s most charming neighbors! Explore our property on walking trails that lead to local aboriginal cave art and a scenic river walk, perfect for reconnecting with the great outdoors. Located in the heart of the Wollombi Valley and Hunter Valley wine region, Wattle Valley Farm is your ideal base for adventure. The historic Wollombi village, with its vibrant cafes and famous tavern, is just five minutes away, while the Broke and Pokolbin wine regions are a picturesque 30–40-minute drive. Discover nature, wine, and relaxation—all in one unforgettable escape!

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Cranky Rock Hunter Valley

11 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents120 acres · Sweetmans Creek, NSW

Set at the base of the mountains on a beautiful valley floor, located in wine country in the lower Hunter Valley, Cranky Rock gets its name from a 25 tonne sandstone rock that graces our home. The 120 acre working beef and horse farm is situated a scenic 2 hour drive North from Sydney or 1 hour East from Newcastle. Whether you chose to stay of one of our campsites or in our pioneer-style cottage, all visitor being awoken to the natural bush sounds of lyre birds and cooling their heels in the crystal creek at the bottom of the property. On your way in or out, be sure to check out the boutique village of Wollombi which is just 10 minutes from Cranky Rock, where you'll enjoy wine tasting, fresh produce and quaint cafes. Other must-see's in the area include the Olney State Forest and the Wattagan National Park.The property is located just off a scenic drive, over a 2wd accessible creek crossing. It is peaceful and secluded. Campers can used shared kitchen and bathroom facilities located at the top of the camp area. Dogs are welcome, but as it's a working farm, we ask the remain on leash at all times.

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Walkabout Wildlife Sanctuary

7 sites · Lodging80 acres · Calga, NSW

We are a sanctuary for rescued wildlife needing lifetime care, and breed-for-release rewilding programs for endangered animals. Walkabout Wildlife Sanctuary is a Heritage-listed Aboriginal Cultural landscape with ancient sites dating back more than 4,000 years. If you love the bush and animals roaming free, if you want to visit ancient Aboriginal sites and to learn about bush tucker and bush medicine, or if you just enjoy bushwalking, you’ll love Walkabout Wildlife Sanctuary. You can relax at the visitor center with a great cup of coffee. Visit for an hour or stay for the whole day. Or better yet, you can check in for an overnight experience in one of our Eco-Cabins or Safari Camping tents and enjoy roaming our grounds at night with our nocturnal animals!

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Paterson Lookout

1 site · Lodging5 acres · Paterson, NSW

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.

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Cabins near Redhead guide

Overview

Looking for a camping experience that's accessible and comfortable? Hipcamp has over 460 options for you to choose from near Redhead, New South Wales. Whether you're travelling alone or with a group, you're sure to find a cabin that matches your needs. Each of our options offers wheelchair access, so you can enjoy the great outdoors without any limitations. With over 300 reviews, Spirit of the Forest is a top-rated campsite in the area. Other favourites include Wattle Valley Farm and Cranky Rock Hunter Valley. Prices start at just $25 per night, with an average price of $45. Popular amenities include toilets, cooking equipment, and trash disposal, while top activities include exploring historic sites, fishing, and whitewater paddling.

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