Best Cabin Rentals in Phillip Island, Victoria 2024

Australia
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Victoria
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Phillip Island

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Burra Views

2 sites · Lodging3 acres · Korumburra, VIC

Great quiet area with beautiful views. Be in the country but close to town and all the amenities. Staying on a small orchard farmlet. Easy access to Cafes and Restaurants, wineries and boutique breweries, Prom Country Cheese, numerous Art and Craft galleries, Coal Creek Historical Township, local Botanical Gardens, or explore along the Great Southern Rail Trail. We are located close to beaches and the Strezlecki Ranges. There are numerous Markets each and every weekend. Or do a Pottery class or Painting class locally.Toilet and shower amenities available with access to drinking water and rubbish facilities.Enjoy the green, rolling hills with soft, lush grass, the misty mornings and the fragrance of blooming flowers on the trees in the orchard. There's lots of wildlife including wallabies and echidnas.

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Trickle Hill Cottage

1 site · Lodging27 acres · Cockatoo, VIC

Trickle Hill is a lovely cottage tucked away at the edge of our bush. You have your own little patio, and can go for adventurous walks straight from your living room ! We are close to Dandenong ranges, Yarra valley, Bunyip state park, and Puffing Billy. We are just behind Avalon castle- so great if you are attending a wedding We welcome couples, solo adventurers and families. We are of course LGBTI+ friendly! Dogs are very welcome. The cottage is a converted shed, with three bedrooms, a lovely living area and a cosy closed woodfire. We have a sheltered outdoor area, where you can have a barbeque, or have a small fire in a firedish. The cottage is in the bush, so you can walk out and try to find our resident breeding pair of Lyrebirds, echidnas, wombats, wallabies and kangaroos or the deer that live in our 'back yard'. Or just roam, which shouldn't be too hard on 67 acres . We are close to massive areas of bush with open trails. Dogs are very welcome- no cats. As we live in the bush, we do our best to keep everything as 'green' as we can- so please don't use harsh chemicals. Living in the bush brings with it that you cannot light a fire in fire danger periods, and, heating on a woodstove, means there is a hot stove in the room. (watch those little fingers...) Our aim is to give you a place of rest and enjoyment. We love to share our space as we love it here so much- and hope you love it too. As life is a project - don't expect 10* linen and luxury, state of the art gardens and clipped lawns, but a friendly welcoming atmosphere where you can be yourself and relax. We love to have visitors, and chat for a bit- or leave you to relax. The cottage is on the edge of the bush, where you are welcome to roam on the tracks or off them- at your own risk :-) We are both artists, and our studio's are close to the cottage, which might make some noise, but we'll try to keep it at a minimum when guests are here. The upside is, you could learn something if interested :-) (contact us for workshops) We have a working hobby farm- with some machinery, animals (pigs, dogs, horses, ducks and chickens). You can interact with the animals if you talk to us about safety first, but the horse paddock is out of bounds. ( they can behave unpredictable, are very large (!) and very valuable) Our dogs are very friendly and will most probably visit you. Our puppy still has lots to learn :-) Our property is stock- fenced, our animals will stay in, but dogs are able to roam if they are not staying with you. There is no secure yard to leave your dog during the day, you are expected to be in control of your dogs at all times. If they are ok with horses, chooks and dogs, and under voice command, they can be off leash. Dogs are not to sleep on the beds. We are a rural property with animals, and there are dams on the property, (not close to the cottage) so please keep an eye on children - we cannot take responsibility for your persons or animals. Living on a farm means that not everything is neat, safe, flat or person-proof. Often there is actual work being done involving machinery. Coming here is entirely at your own risk. (sorry for all the disclaimers...) But- of course- if there is anything we can do to make your visit more pleasurable, we will do our best to do so!

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French Island Cottage - Camping

4 sites · Lodging75 acres · French Island, VIC

French Island is Victoria’s best kept secret. Most of the island is national park. There are lots of koalas, echidnas, birds, wildflowers, and a general store. It’s a great place to getaway… from everything. Our cottage offers sustainable luxury, with two comfy queen-bed rooms, each has a private bathroom, plus a lounge/kitchen with a cosy fire. There's space for four more camping nearby, sharing the facilities.This is off-the-grid living; electricity and water come from the sky, heat from burning home grown timber. Take a short walk to 5 kms of deserted beach and the national park, hang out round the fire-pit, enjoy our DVD and games library, order a meal… or a cocktail… or do nothing much at all. Our property is 75 acres of diverse wooded heath land, which we are enthusiastically rejuvenating to capture carbon. There’s a lot to see and like.

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Cabins in Phillip Island guide

Overview

Just two hours' drive from Melbourne and connected to mainland Victoria by a bridge, Phillip Island is an easily accessible cabin rental destination. A holiday house or cottage is a fantastic option for your visit—either a simple and cosy home base or a spacious vacation rental with room for the whole family, from which you can enjoy the delights of the isle. Cabin rentals can be found around the island as well as at holiday parks and campsites, where amenities are likely to include swimming pools, kitchenettes, and BBQ grills. While you're here, hit the Phillip Island Nature Park, spot penguins on the white beaches, visit the community's creatives, or head to the racetrack for motorsports.