166 acres hosted by Jess K.
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· 1 bed · 1 toilet
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Myrtleford Glamping
88% (8)
Campfires allowed
Toilet
Potable water
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88% Recommend8 Ratings · 7 reviews
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· January 2025
Love Jess's place! Second year running and we will be back again!
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Oliver C.
2 reviews
Recommends
· November 2024
A lovely stay! The bell tent comes with an equipped camping kitchen, super comfortable bed, and cafè seating! Recommend! Thanks!
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Siri F.
8 months on Hipcamp
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· April 2024
We loved staying at Jess's hip camp. Showering in the morning sun with the birds flying overhead was my highlight. The location was also beautiful - peaceful, near the clear waters of Buffalo Creek, and surrounded by native bushland and wildlife (including a wombat!). The tent also smelt nicely of refreshing essential oils. We'll definitely be back!
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Amy B.
1 year on Hipcamp
Jess and Caleb’s place is so beautiful and everything was set up perfectly. We will be back and we will be recommending it to friends
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Oliver C.
2 reviews
Magic location!
Beautiful bell tent which is practically and thoughtfully fitted. Immensely comfortable bed!
Highlights included a hot shower under the stunning night sky and secluded dips in the crystal clear Little Buffalo Creek.
Jess was incredibly responsive and helpful and we would stay again.
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Amanda K.
1 year on Hipcamp
Glamping is meant to be somewhere private and this wasn't, all our previous Glamping experiences have been.
The toilet was owned by the camping grounds and we shared that, not really a problem, but it was too far away, most campers like ourselves drove to it, plus it broke down on the 2nd day so wouldn't flush.
The reviews I read before we went said "everything was supplied", well that's not entirely correct.
There was no gas canisters after the one supplied in the cooker ran out after 1 cup of tea. We drove into town to get more.
Because there was no fridge, an Esky was supplied but no ice.
We had no instructions for the shower or anything for that matter, but did finally figure it out.
There were just 2 pottles of water supplied but no access to drinkable, dishwasher, kettle water so we also got that from town.
If you supply cutlery and crockery it wouldn't break the bank to have a pot and a pan so you can cook .
You can't cook in the tent (gas) and there was no covered area to cook when it rained!!
I had to pay $50 for firewood, when all I was burning was some of the many branches that had fallen from the trees, really should be free.
Our experience was not worth what we paid, it was basically camping.
The bed was comfortable, and we enjoyed the fire.
With a small amount of money spent this could be a very enjoyable experience, But, you still have neighbour's.
Thanks.
Paul and Lynda.
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Paul M.
1 year on Hipcamp
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· November 2023
We were beyond impressed with our stay here- it included everything you could think of and more. All we had to do was pack some clothes, and the rest was sorted for us. We really enjoyed spending the night around the campfire, and the bed was SO comfy. It is located perfectly- nice and quiet but surrounded by lots of places to explore. We can’t thank you enough for providing us with a beautiful and peaceful weekend getaway. Can’t wait to visit again!
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Erin G.
1 year on Hipcamp
Location
Myrtleford, Victoria, AustraliaTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
Hosted by Jess K.
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