12 Best Cabin Rentals in Yamba, NSW, AU 2024

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Barachi by the Creek

1 site · Lodging100 acres · Modanville, NSW

PLEASE NOTE ** Barachi is located at the rear of our property and is only accessible by 4WD.** If you are a keen hiker or you are fit and adventurous, you are welcome to travel by foot by hiking approximately 1k down hill to Barachi (it's all up hill on the way back :-)). You'll only need to carry your sleeping bags and food as everything else is provided. Hikers - please note: Peter is happy to take your gear down and back on the Quad Bike with prior arrangement. Our rustic little shack is nestled near the creek that flows in the hollow of our 100 acre property. From the moment you arrive you are embraced by the peace and tranquility - lie in the hammock, or dangle your feet in the rapids. You'll feel like you're a million miles from nowhere but minutes from everything; just 40 minutes to Byron Bay and 10 minutes to Lismore, with cute little villages all around such as Dunoon, Eltham, Federal, Bexhill, Clunes and Bangalow - immerse yourself in everything Northern NSW has to offer.

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The Art of Camp at Maranatha

1 site · Lodging38 acres · Mcleans Ridges, NSW

This secluded timber cabin with stunning regional views sits atop a ridge halfway between BallIna and Lismore. The cabin has a covered verandah and a comfortable double futon as well as art supplies for a little creative dabbling while you are here.

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Morinokoe - 'Voice of the Forest'

2 sites · Lodging5 acres · Woombah, NSW

Morinokoe is a 5 acre 'one planet' lifestyle vision, set in the peaceful, secure, rural residential community of Woombah, bordering the Bundjalung National Park and just 5 minutes drive from famous 'Woody Head' camp ground and Iluka's surf beaches. For paddling and fishing, it's a few hundred metres from a public jetty to the Clarence River and just a few minutes drive to the Esk river (a unique waterway that tracks through the national park). The land itself is 2/3 natural forest, with fruit trees and permaculture inspired garden design and cleared areas with space for parking, playing and camping. The property includes two separate bases for holiday stays: 1) Retro Caravan (morinokoe-ko) The (two room) caravan is basic, but newly renovated with a covered roof allowing for a large outdoor patio area, covered back deck, camp toilet. basic kitchen equipment (cooking on your campfire). There is one power outlet supplied to the caravan, but lighting is provided by solar lights around the site. Access to power is provided at the main house. There's access to a toilet, shower (cold water) and drinking water supply. There is a Jamie Oliver grill for cooking at the table, and a fire pit on hand as well. There are basic cooking implements, cutlery and crockery as well as a large green water tank for washing and drinking. 2) Modern 'eco' house A large (486 m2) open area with an upstairs, fully fly-screened, mezzanine area (lockable) with 3 bedrooms (queen, king single and single). Downstairs there is a dining table, a kitchenette with kettle, toaster, induction cooker (and cookware), a deep bath tub, outside shower area and composting toilet. Drive in to undercover parking and enjoy the (covered) outdoor lounge area around the fire pit. There's easy access to the large veggie garden to pick fresh herbs and greens for your culinary creations! Morinokoe is a place of peace and privacy that provides a balance between convenience, security (friendly neighbourhood) and accessibility and the peace and quiet of being deep in the forest (where you can walk or ride your bike straight into the national park). We have rubbish and composting facilities. Pets on leashes welcome.

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Solitary Islands Resort

113 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents18 acres · Wooli, NSW

Feel the fun holiday vibes take over the moment you arrive at the best family holiday resort; home to the longest resort waterslide in Australia. Both big & little kids will be amazed by the giant Wooli Wedgie slide, 120m of pure excitement!Our resort also features a Splash Park, Inflatable Cliff Hanger Slide, Wonder Playground, Inflatable Wipe-out Park (seasonal) , Wooli Warrior elevated Obstacle Course and so much more entertainment for all ages, in addition to the Resort being situated on the pristine Wooli Wooli River.Boasting some of the biggest caravan & camping sites along the NSW/QLD coast, we truly understand that you need room to move and the space to make it your place. Whether it's a spectacular Riverview or an Ensuite with a loo, Solitary Islands Resort has it for you. Tree lined to provide shade and privacy, our sites are famous for being spacious- you’ll feel like you’re the only one here.This family owned and operated resort is the ideal destination to relax and immerse yourself in the untamed beauty that is Wooli and its surrounds. Bring your caravan, your tent or just your family. You’ll never want to leave Solitary Islands Marine Park Resort, but you will want to return year after year to this Northern NSW location.

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Cabins near Yamba guide

Overview

With a coastline made up of large sandy beaches, big waves, and easy access to lush rainforest, it’s no surprise that Yamba is a first-class destination for cabin rentals. Vacation homes in town provide a range of creature comforts like fresh linens, kitchens fully-stocked with cookware, and free wifi for entertainment during downtime. Luxury pet-friendly tiny homes with views of Clarence River are an ideal escape for those with four-legged friends. Take in the stunning sights of Yuraygir National Park, with the Angourie Surfing Reserve entrance only 10 minutes from Yamba. Head north to Bundjalung National Park to find more cabin rentals with electricity, fresh drinking water, heated showers, flush toilets, TVs, and AC for comfortable visits year-round. Paddle down Evans River and check out mangroves, watch for birds, and even spot a koala bear in the trees. Winter brings the bonus of migrating whales that can be seen from the coastline or from Iluka Bluff Lookout, a well-known spot for sightings.