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Daylesford Hepburn Farm Camping

Hosted by John · Campbelltown, Victoria
20 guests max
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Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
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Enjoy the serenity! Bring your horses and your dog, bring your guitar, a good book, even bring a golf set and a bucket of balls. You will have 80 acres of stunning country all to yourselves. Only one booking taken at a time. No one else will be anywhere near! Self-contained campers only, please bring in what you need, and take all waste with you. Base price covers up to 8 people, with capacity capped at 12 people. The land is characterised by rolling hills, covered by mostly open grassland, with patches of gum trees for shade, and a dam and creek. There's also a native eucalypt forest right across the road with miles of fire trails for walking and horse riding. In the cooler months, the land turns from shades of gold to greens. There are no facilities, its just you and the land (bliss!) so ensure you have everything you need with you, and take all your waste when you leave. If you fancy fresh fish for dinner, just down the road is Tuki Trout Farm, or nearby Cairn Curran Reservoir and Tullaroop Reservoir are great for fishing. The tourist villages of Newstead, Clunes and Maldon are all a short drive away, and Daylesford is just 35km drive. Campfires are permitted when fire bans are not in place.Daytime. Daytime. Daytime. Not overnight!! Sorry!! Normally $79. For a while $5 for daytime camping. I can't seem to change the check in and out. You can arrive anytime say after 10am and leave before 11pm. Why? Bizarre Government Red Tape. Obstructive bureaucracy that achieves nothing useful. Owing to the bizarre attitude of the council and state government (they blame each other) the paddock is a daytime playground only (an experiment which no one has taken up yet). I expect a lot of Hipcamp hosts might have the same problem. For sleeping - or entirely free camping - just go over the road!! No views but the State Forest is free! There is a little clearing down Heagney's track near a dam (the dam is private property but you will see the fence). Link for State Forest Camping: [xxxxxxxx] If you think it is a bit crazy - camping ok on one side of the road but not the other, please express your thoughts to [xxxxxxxx]. Copy me would be appreciated: [xxxxxxxx]. More about Lees Bush if you do want it for daytime use: The booking button says per "night" but it is per "day". Enjoy the serenity! Bring your mountain bikes and your dog, even bring a golf set and a bucket of balls, fly a drone, etc. Make a nice fire to sit around (not overnight). You will have 80 acres of stunning country all to yourselves. Only one booking taken at a time. No one else will be anywhere near! For mountain biking there is a good variety of terrain. Relatively flat areas and some steep. The land falls 60m over about a distance of say 900m if you rode from the high point to lowest (at the creek). But there is a flatter area at the top say 300-400m long for more gentle rides. Base price covers up to 8 people, with capacity capped at 12 people. There are no facilities, its just you and the land so ensure you have everything you need with you, and take all your waste when you leave. Fires are permitted when fire bans are not in place. Please check and follow CFA rules at [xxxxxxxx]
Vehicle suitability
Vehicles under 59 meters allowed
Allowed rigs: caravans, fifth wheels, camper trailers, motorhomes, campervans, cars, and rooftop tents
Pull-in site
It's 80 acres. Maneuvering is easy.
Accommodates slideouts
Surface type: grass-or-paddock
Surface levelness: flat
There's 80 acres. Free to choose the parking place.
Generators allowed
No electrical connection
No water connection
No sewage connection
No TV connection
What to expect
RV/tent site
You'll have this Hipcamp all to yourself.
20 guests max
Campfires allowed
Firewood provided. There is plenty of fallen timber you are welcome to gather for firewood to use whilst you are here (none to be taken from the property).
Pets allowed
No toilet; campers must bring camp toilets
No potable water
No showers
Pack it out
Cooking equipment absent
Picnic table absent
No wifi
Laundry absent
Hot Tub absent
No playground

Things to know

Getting there
Check in: After 2:00 PM
Check out: Before 12:00 PM
On arrival: Head straight to site
Cancellation policy: Flexible
Minimum nights: 1 night
Accepts bookings: 12 months out
Park at listing
Wheelchair accessible
Max 4 vehicles
2WD accessible
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Lees Bush - daytime recreation

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 20 · Vehicles under 60 m
Daytime. Daytime. Daytime. Not overnight!! Sorry!! Normally $79. For a while $5 for daytime camping. I can't seem to change the check in and out. You can arrive anytime say after 10am and leave before 11pm. Why? Bizarre Government Red Tape. Obstructive bureaucracy that achieves nothing useful. Owing to the bizarre attitude of the council and state government (they blame each other) the paddock is a daytime playground only (an experiment which no one has taken up yet). I expect a lot of Hipcamp hosts might have the same problem. For sleeping - or entirely free camping - just go over the road!! No views but the State Forest is free! There is a little clearing down Heagney's track near a dam (the dam is private property but you will see the fence). Link for State Forest Camping: [xxxxxxxx] If you think it is a bit crazy - camping ok on one side of the road but not the other, please express your thoughts to [xxxxxxxx]. Copy me would be appreciated: [xxxxxxxx]. More about Lees Bush if you do want it for daytime use: The booking button says per "night" but it is per "day". Enjoy the serenity! Bring your mountain bikes and your dog, even bring a golf set and a bucket of balls, fly a drone, etc. Make a nice fire to sit around (not overnight). You will have 80 acres of stunning country all to yourselves. Only one booking taken at a time. No one else will be anywhere near! For mountain biking there is a good variety of terrain. Relatively flat areas and some steep. The land falls 60m over about a distance of say 900m if you rode from the high point to lowest (at the creek). But there is a flatter area at the top say 300-400m long for more gentle rides. Base price covers up to 8 people, with capacity capped at 12 people. There are no facilities, its just you and the land so ensure you have everything you need with you, and take all your waste when you leave. Fires are permitted when fire bans are not in place. Please check and follow CFA rules at [xxxxxxxx]
Campfires allowed
No toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
No water hookup

Reviews

100% Recommend64 Ratings · 48 reviews

Location

Campbelltown, Victoria, AustraliaTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by John C.

Joined in April 2022

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