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The best cabin rentals in Warrumbungle National Park, NSW

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Sleep beneath a blanket of stars in Australia’s oldest Dark Sky Park.

The best cabin rentals in Warrumbungle National Park, NSW

Maalaabidi Naturist Farm Stay

1. Maalaabidi Naturist Farm Stay

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32km from Warrumbungle National Park · 7 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Maalaabidi is a clothing-optional farm stay with a cabin, camping (limited power to some sites), an old hanger rec area with coffee bar, camp kitchen, antique machinery display, and a private 900mtr airstrip. You'll find great views and magical sunrises, a communal campfire, camp kitchen, hot showers, and toilets. Enjoy the recreation area where you can listen to music, get a real barista coffee or just sit around the campfire in the evening and look at the stars (we are in the astronomy capital of Australia). By day, stroll through the bush and enjoy the wildlife and wildflowers or take a drive to the many local attentions like the Warrumbungle National Park, The Sandstone Caves (a local Aboriginal significant site), Pilliga Pottery, or Crystal Kingdom. Whilst we are a clothing-optional venue, don't be discouraged if you are not one to bare all, just come with an open mind that is respectful of the choices and individuality of others.

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AU$121

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Coonamble Riverside Holiday Park

2. Coonamble Riverside Holiday Park

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69km from Warrumbungle National Park · 66 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Welcome to Coonamble Riverside Holiday Park Explore all there is to see and do in the Coonamble Shire! Surrounded by the Macquarie Marshes, the Warrumbungle National Park, and the Pilliga State Forest there are limitless opportunities for exploring the region’s natural wonders! Renowned for its diversified agricultural industries, including broadacre cropping, and large cattle and sheep production the Coonamble Shire is one of the most productive agricultural regions in Western NSW. Part of the ‘Great Inland Way’ Coonamble is situated on the ‘underground’ Castlereagh River in North-West NSW, approximately 6.5 hours drive from Sydney.

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AU$181

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Geoff

December 2025

2 nights at Maalaabidi Naturist Farm Stay

We stayed in the Dingo's Den cabin. Very private, quiet, relaxed, peaceful and romantic. Loved the "outdoor" facilities. The Cabin is very well equipped with all mod cons and air-conditioning. Graham is a wonderful host and very attentive. It's a 5 Star rating from us.

Juanine

August 2025

4 nights at Maalaabidi Naturist Farm Stay

We had an awesome time. Relaxed and peaceful. Good facilities and the indoor shower was awesome. The night sky is beautiful and awesome sunrises and sunsets. Close to town for easy access to Supermarket etc.

Tontri

April 2025

3 nights at Maalaabidi Naturist Farm Stay

My husband and I stayed at Dingo den cabin at Maalabidi for 3 nights and I could tell this was one of the most beautiful experience we had in a long time. We definitely didn't feel like leaving this beautiful place and warm company of Graham and Janice who made this extremely special for us . We had a perfect time - Stunning vistas, in the middle of a little forest, very close to town, completely dark surroundings which makes it perfect to enjoy the gorgeous night sky, waking up to gorgeous sunrise, having open hot shower right under the milky way , native trees and lot of wildlife around, sitting by the campfire at under the stunning star studded sky and sharing stories with Graham - was an experience we would never forget. The cabin itself was super comfy with a nice kitchenette and fridge and a quite a well stocked kitchen just few steps away in the big shed. Don't miss the coffee at Grahams bar! We felt extremely privileged to listen to the super talented Graham beautifully play the didgeridoo and violin for us. Hard to come across someone so beautiful and creative like him - such a great musician ( he has got a a band), a pilot, with depth of knowledge about Aboriginal culture, practices, love for nature and protecting the environment...someone so full of wisdom. One should definitely spend some time and slowly experience this place. During the day, we did hikes at Warrumbungles, visited Piliga forest, Siding spring observatory and explored the lovely Coonabaraban town.

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· December 2025

Great walk, 12kms and 1,800 steps up and back to grand tops!

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· October 2025

Fab hikes! Tough on the knees 😆

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· August 2025

Stunning flora & fauna

Drive through to Coona, after packing up camp; stop for a hike, visit the observatory, stunning views & go onto to Coonabarabran for food & a wander of galleries & shops. Stunning flora & fauna.

Tully G.

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· June 2025

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· April 2025

One of the most stunning national parks!

Lucy W.

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