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Bagawa Glen Farmstay

Hosted by Laura · Nana Glen, New South Wales
5 sites · RV, Tent
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Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
Welcome to Bagawa Glen Farmstay – A Peaceful Country Escape Nestled in the hills of the Coffs-Clarence Hinterland of NSW, Bagawa Glen Farmstay offers a peaceful and authentic rural experience for travelling families, couples or solo adventurers looking to unwind, or use as a base to explore our sensational region. Set on a working farm, guests can expect wide open spaces, fresh air, and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Wake up to the sounds of nature and explore the farm surroundings. Enjoy bushwalks, picnic spots, and stargazing by the firepit at night. Seasonal activities may include feeding animals, collecting eggs, and watching tractors or farm machinery in action. Perfect for those wanting to reconnect with nature, unplug from the noise, and experience genuine country hospitality, Bagawa Glen Farmstay is where you can slow down and make meaningful memories.Lone Palm Paddock is the first open space you'll come across when you arrive at Bagawa Glen Farmstay. It's a wide, grassy paddock dotted with mature flooded gum trees that offer plenty of shady spots to relax or play. There's a fire pit ready for campfire stories and marshmallow toasting, making it a great spot for families to unwind. While there are no toilets or showers, it’s perfect for self-contained vans. With loads of room to spread out, it's a peaceful place to enjoy nature or set up a base while you explore everything the Coffs and Clarence areas have to offer.

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Lone Palm Paddock

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 8 · Vehicles under 40 m
Lone Palm Paddock is the first open space you'll come across when you arrive at Bagawa Glen Farmstay. It's a wide, grassy paddock dotted with mature flooded gum trees that offer plenty of shady spots to relax or play. There's a fire pit ready for campfire stories and marshmallow toasting, making it a great spot for families to unwind. While there are no toilets or showers, it’s perfect for self-contained vans. With loads of room to spread out, it's a peaceful place to enjoy nature or set up a base while you explore everything the Coffs and Clarence areas have to offer.
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
No water hookup
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AU$31
/ night
for NaN guests
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Nana Glen, New South Wales, AustraliaTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Laura G.

Joined in July 2025

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