The best tiny home rentals near Bendigo, Victoria

Victoria’s mammoth gold boom of the mid-1800s saw Bendigo evolve from a tent city into today’s prosperous region, which proudly displays its rich heritage and cultural attractions for visiting campers. About two hours’ drive north of Melbourne, greater Bendigo National Park is a great spot to try your hand at gold panning, while Bendigo Bushland Trail, O’Keefe Rail Trail, and Bendigo Creek Trail are popular spots with hikers and mountain bikers. Further afield, campers can paddle a kayak or SUP board along the Murray River and opt for a stay at a tent or caravan park. Bendigo holiday parks are typically well equipped, some with glamping tents and luxury facilities like swimming pools and ensuite bathrooms.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Bendigo

1. Timber & Stone Eco Studio

42km from Bendigo · 1 site · Lodging

Nestled in a garden setting, your own private studio with carport is built with sustainable materials, complementing a passive solar design that allows for optimal light and comfort, and 8.4 star energy rating. Positioned just 8 mins drive from Castlemaine and 18 mins from Daylesford, you'll be greeted by a calming and modern interior palette, designed to create a serene atmosphere to escape the hustle and bustle for some relaxation and rejuvenation. Read the reviews and discover why our guests love staying here: - Peaceful, peaceful, peaceful - a tranquil oasis away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. - Wake up to the sweet melodies of birdsong and enjoy a peaceful morning in nature. - Stargaze from the comfort of your own hammock and bask in the beauty of the night sky. - Relax in the shade with a good book and soak up the peaceful surroundings. - Enjoy a restful night's sleep on our super comfortable king bed and pillows. - Experience the little extras that make our space feel like a true home away from home. -Calming and modern interior with balanced colour and material palette - Fast satellite internet (cellular reception can be patchy, especially with Optus, this can be helped by enabling wifi boosting) The studio is cosy, being open plan living/kitchen/bedroom/study with a door to the bathroom, and whilst most suitable for a single person or a couple, it also has a sofa bed that can accommodate an additional adult or two small children. As a guest, you will have the privacy and seclusion of being located approximately 30 meters from the main house, surrounded by garden, farmland and separated from the nearest neighbour by foliage. Our property spans over one and a half acres, situated among farmland and sparse neighbours. *Please note this listing is best suited for 1-2 adults. The second bed is a fold out sofa bed, and will accommodate 1-2 children, or 1 adult, whether it can sleep 2 adults is up to you, it is slightly smaller than a double bed, there will be a $25 fee if this extra bed is required.*

2. Brooker Tiny Home

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65km from Bendigo · 1 site · Lodging

Our modern tiny home is located on a small raspberry farm on the edge of the stunning Wombat Forest just out of Trentham, Victoria. Inside the home, you'll find a comfortable retreat complete with an indoor fireplace, working kitchen, fridge and large day beds perfect for the ultimate relax and reset stay. We've also got a wood-fired sauna sitting on the large deck with a picturesque view of the Wombat State Forest. If you want to venture outside, there are walking tracks at your door stop.

Victoria’s mammoth gold boom of the mid-1800s saw Bendigo evolve from a tent city into today’s prosperous region, which proudly displays its rich heritage and cultural attractions for visiting campers. About two hours’ drive north of Melbourne, greater Bendigo National Park is a great spot to try your hand at gold panning, while Bendigo Bushland Trail, O’Keefe Rail Trail, and Bendigo Creek Trail are popular spots with hikers and mountain bikers. Further afield, campers can paddle a kayak or SUP board along the Murray River and opt for a stay at a tent or caravan park. Bendigo holiday parks are typically well equipped, some with glamping tents and luxury facilities like swimming pools and ensuite bathrooms.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Bendigo

1. Timber & Stone Eco Studio

42km from Bendigo · 1 site · Lodging

Nestled in a garden setting, your own private studio with carport is built with sustainable materials, complementing a passive solar design that allows for optimal light and comfort, and 8.4 star energy rating. Positioned just 8 mins drive from Castlemaine and 18 mins from Daylesford, you'll be greeted by a calming and modern interior palette, designed to create a serene atmosphere to escape the hustle and bustle for some relaxation and rejuvenation. Read the reviews and discover why our guests love staying here: - Peaceful, peaceful, peaceful - a tranquil oasis away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. - Wake up to the sweet melodies of birdsong and enjoy a peaceful morning in nature. - Stargaze from the comfort of your own hammock and bask in the beauty of the night sky. - Relax in the shade with a good book and soak up the peaceful surroundings. - Enjoy a restful night's sleep on our super comfortable king bed and pillows. - Experience the little extras that make our space feel like a true home away from home. -Calming and modern interior with balanced colour and material palette - Fast satellite internet (cellular reception can be patchy, especially with Optus, this can be helped by enabling wifi boosting) The studio is cosy, being open plan living/kitchen/bedroom/study with a door to the bathroom, and whilst most suitable for a single person or a couple, it also has a sofa bed that can accommodate an additional adult or two small children. As a guest, you will have the privacy and seclusion of being located approximately 30 meters from the main house, surrounded by garden, farmland and separated from the nearest neighbour by foliage. Our property spans over one and a half acres, situated among farmland and sparse neighbours. *Please note this listing is best suited for 1-2 adults. The second bed is a fold out sofa bed, and will accommodate 1-2 children, or 1 adult, whether it can sleep 2 adults is up to you, it is slightly smaller than a double bed, there will be a $25 fee if this extra bed is required.*

2. Brooker Tiny Home

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65km from Bendigo · 1 site · Lodging

Our modern tiny home is located on a small raspberry farm on the edge of the stunning Wombat Forest just out of Trentham, Victoria. Inside the home, you'll find a comfortable retreat complete with an indoor fireplace, working kitchen, fridge and large day beds perfect for the ultimate relax and reset stay. We've also got a wood-fired sauna sitting on the large deck with a picturesque view of the Wombat State Forest. If you want to venture outside, there are walking tracks at your door stop.

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Claire

November 2025

With pets

2 nights at Brooker Tiny Home

We absolutely loved our stay at Brooker Tiny Home! It had everything we needed and more for a super relaxing stay. Great coms from Georgie in the lead up who was very friendly and helpful. We’ll be back!

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

The best tiny homes near Bendigo guide

Where to go

Castlemaine

Castlemaine is a small city with an eclectic arts scene, which attracts creatives from around the globe. A thriving food scene is supported by an artisan precinct, home to vintage collectables and vintage markets where makers produce cheeses, small goods, clothing, furniture, art, and more. Campers are welcome at nearby Hipcamps and holiday parks that offer easy access to the town’s fun.

Maldon

Maldon proudly displays its heritage with grand historical architecture from the mid-19th-century gold rush era, a Vintage Machinery Museum, and a steam train ride on the Victorian Goldfields Railway. Shop for local produce, antiques, and handcrafted souvenirs at Maldon Market, then escape town for an overnight stay in the bush or on the Loddon River.

Axedale

Midway between Bendigo and Heathcote, enjoy the BBQ area and shady picnic spots in riverside parklands at Axedale, where you might see the river’s famed platypus. Axedale is a popular stopping point for cyclists or walkers on the O’Keefe Rail Trail, while lunch at the Axedale Tavern, a family-friendly country style pub, is a must do.

When to go

Summer is peak season in Victoria with campsites, caravan parks, and holiday parks best booked far in advance—Christmas and Easter holidays are particularly in demand. If you’re looking for fewer crowds, visit after the Australia Day long weekend in January, which marks the end of the summer school holidays, and before Easter, which is generally when nights start to get cool. Vineyards harvest vines from February to April, making it a good time to book a wine tour around Bendigo.

Know before you go

Free camping sites are dotted throughout the region, many with toilets, fire pits, BBQ areas, and picnic tables.
More than 60 cellar doors and vineyards dot the Bendigo and Heathcote wine region, some offering wine tours and meals.
Castlemaine State Festival is held each April as Australia’s flagship regional arts event, attracting international and local talent over almost three weeks of events.
For travellers driving north toward NSW, Lions Park Rest Area at Huntly is a popular stop on the Midland Highway, while the bushcamp-style Notley Campground is an overnight campsite and parking area managed by Parks Victoria.