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The Hermitage

Hosted by Brett · Jerrong, New South Wales

14 guests max

99%

36 reviews

Family-friendly

Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.

Brett is a Star Host

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Off-leash friendly

Pets can be off-leash at this Hipcamp.

All to yourself

100% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.

The Hermitage – 100 Acres of Untouched Wilderness, All to Yourself When you book The Hermitage, you’re securing exclusive access to 100 acres of pristine bushland on the banks of the Abercrombie River. Only one booking at a time is hosted, so there are no crowds or neighbouring campers – just pure seclusion and the freedom to roam. The property is alive with native wildlife – kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, deer and turtles basking in the river. Swim, fish, pan for gold or gemstones, or simply relax by the riverbank surrounded by nothing but nature. For the adventurous, bring your bikes or explore bushwalking trails that connect to the Blue Mountains National Park. This is a true off-grid retreat. There’s no mobile reception, no power, and no distractions – just the sounds of the river and the bush. What’s Provided ✅ Exclusive property access ✅ Drop toilet (bring your own toilet paper) ✅ Designated fire areas (check restrictions) ✅ Firewood can be collected from fallen timber ✅ Pets welcome (one-off fee per animal) What to Bring • Drinking water, rubbish bags and all camping gear • A camp toilet if you prefer your own setup • A sense of adventure – and please leave no trace Campfires: You’re welcome to have a fire in the designated areas, but avoid using river rocks as they can explode when heated. Only burn wood and natural materials. Choose from three beautiful camping spots on arrival – a property map is provided after booking. 📍 Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/thehermitageatjerrong The Hermitage is a raw, authentic bush escape where privacy is the true luxury. All booking fees help improve facilities and preserve this untouched wilderness.River Bend is aptly named – though technically on the third bend of the Abercrombie River, it’s a wide, open space with direct river access and complete seclusion. When you book, you have exclusive access to the entire 100-acre property – no other campers, just you and the wilderness. Access is via a steep bush track, recommended for 4WD vehicles only. While it’s navigable, we suggest limiting access to 4WDs until the track is graded and improved. In winter, the Abercrombie River becomes a dramatic torrent. In summer, it slows to reveal deep pools perfect for swimming, or you can wander upstream through the shallows spotting frogs, fish, and turtles. This is a raw, off-grid site with minimal infrastructure to preserve its natural charm. A drop toilet is available nearby (please bring your own toilet paper), but you’ll need to be fully self-sufficient. All stays help us gradually improve facilities while keeping the wilderness feel intact. Campfires Fires are allowed in the designated areas, but never leave them unattended and always comply with local fire bans. Before lighting a fire, you must: • Ensure it’s safely contained and only burn natural materials (no plastics, cans, or toxic items) • Check if a No Burn Day or Total Fire Ban is in place • Consider the forecast and local conditions The statutory Bush Fire Danger Period runs from 1 October to 31 March, but may vary based on local conditions. Reception & Emergencies There is no mobile reception at the campsite, but you may get limited Telstra signal along the bush track leading down to the river. Please plan accordingly, especially in case of emergency. River Bend is for campers who want a true wilderness experience – exclusive access, off-grid freedom, and nature at your doorstep.

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River Bend is aptly named – though technically on the third bend of the Abercrombie River, it’s a wide, open space with direct river access and complete seclusion. When you book, you have exclusive access to the entire 100-acre property – no other campers, just you and the wilderness. Access is via a steep bush track, recommended for 4WD vehicles only. While it’s navigable, we suggest limiting access to 4WDs until the track is graded and improved. In winter, the Abercrombie River becomes a dramatic torrent. In summer, it slows to reveal deep pools perfect for swimming, or you can wander upstream through the shallows spotting frogs, fish, and turtles. This is a raw, off-grid site with minimal infrastructure to preserve its natural charm. A drop toilet is available nearby (please bring your own toilet paper), but you’ll need to be fully self-sufficient. All stays help us gradually improve facilities while keeping the wilderness feel intact. Campfires Fires are allowed in the designated areas, but never leave them unattended and always comply with local fire bans. Before lighting a fire, you must: • Ensure it’s safely contained and only burn natural materials (no plastics, cans, or toxic items) • Check if a No Burn Day or Total Fire Ban is in place • Consider the forecast and local conditions The statutory Bush Fire Danger Period runs from 1 October to 31 March, but may vary based on local conditions. Reception & Emergencies There is no mobile reception at the campsite, but you may get limited Telstra signal along the bush track leading down to the river. Please plan accordingly, especially in case of emergency. River Bend is for campers who want a true wilderness experience – exclusive access, off-grid freedom, and nature at your doorstep.

No campfires

Toilet

No potable water

Pets allowed

No showers

No picnic table

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