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White Wallaby Farm

Hosted by David · Limpinwood, New South Wales
12 guests max
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41 reviews
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PLEASE NOTE, We do not appreciate loud music/noise or general anti social behaviour. This will cause you to be asked to leave without a refund. White Wallaby Farm is certified organic growing Garlic, Ginger, Turmeric plus other seasonal crops. Our camping area is separated from the growing areas by the road, the camping area is approximately 2.5 acres, is mostly bush and borders Hopping Dicks Creek. Actual camping site is about 1/2 acre and is a mix of gravel & grass. Farm walks can be taken by negotiation, fees apply ( Morning/afternoon tea included). Available produce can be purchased. Mobile phone and Wifi service is usually very poor at the campsite. Please do not cross over the creek, this is not our property & the neighbours have very strict biosecurity controls in place. We ask that you respect this situation. Caravans up to 6 mtrs long are acceptable (1 area only ) other areas suit camper trailers, tents etc. Facilities are basic, there is a bush toilet and a camp kitchen with gas stove and sink. No showers. No power. Tank water on site is pumped from the creek and must be boiled/filtered before use. Entry to the grounds is opposite Number 325, and has a sign on the fence indicating Number 326. NOTE, 325 is not our property, do not enter this driveway or use their bins. Our private driveway is 50 mtrs further along the road and has the number 327 on the gate post. There are rubbish and recycle bins for your use in the campgrounds. ( BUT PLEASE TAKE YOUR RUBBISH HOME) This is an area with significant wildlife and for this reason we cannot allow cats or dogs under any circumstances, IF, by chance you hit an animal or see an injured one please report it to us immediately. Please drive carefully. The area is very beautiful with lovely drives, bike rides and walks. Murwillumbah Rail Trail is 30 mins drive away. Local cafes are at Crystal Creek and Tyalgum approx 15 mins away Firewood available $20 for 20-25 kg or BYO Directions, From the south travel to Murwillumbah then either via Chillingham or Tyalgum. From the north take the Nerang to Murwillumbah rd and turn right at Chillingham. This is a very pretty drive and slightly quicker than via the M1. We only accept 1 booking at a time so that you have the area to yourself.Easiest access for larger vans and is reasonably level . close to the bush hut which has a camp kitchen and bush toilet. Note, mobile phone / Wifi service is very poor

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Easiest access for larger vans and is reasonably level . close to the bush hut which has a camp kitchen and bush toilet. Note, mobile phone / Wifi service is very poor
Campfires allowed
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100% Recommend43 Ratings · 41 reviews

Location

Limpinwood, New South Wales, AustraliaTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by David H.

Joined in July 2022

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