Self-contained (gas stove, fridge, microwave, gas BBQ)
CD player and CDs, games/books/puzzles
TV for viewing DVDs (no general TV reception)
Mobile phone reception
Tariffs include all linen & towels, pillows, blankets and doonas
Electric blankets in winter
Gas log fires
Breakfast baskets available

2-bedroom cabin – 1x Queen, 1x Double, 1x Double sofa bed
3-bedroom cabin – 1x Queen, 1x Double, 2x Single beds
The cabins are well separated and private (they face away from each other), and so are ideal for romantic getaways.

Larger groups are also well catered for, with a huge outdoor table and chairs on the deck outside the 3-bedroom cabin. This will accommodate 12 people with ease and there is sufficient china, cutlery and glassware available. Inside there is lounge seating for 5-6 people and another dining table seating 10-12.

• Just 10 – 20 minutes drive to Blackheath and Katoomba and other Blue Mountains activities
• Walks on 250 acres of private property
• Native birds & wildlife
• Horse Riding Centennial Glen Stables (neighbouring property – 2.5kms: approximately 10 mins drive) can cater for all of your horse needs. Horse riding for beginners to experienced riders. Mountain trails, open paddock, lead horses for children & beginners. Safety helmets provided. A unique experience is the Drive Your Own Sulky option!

They now offer an “All Day Experience” which includes catching, grooming, saddling and other skills. Great for horse mad kids!

The WOOLSHED CABINS have been designed in conjunction with Eco Design Architects, award winning architects of several eco-tourism projects in the Blue Mountains.

weatherboardsThe position of the cabins has been carefully decided upon for many reasons. Firstly, for their unique views of the cliffs. Secondly, their proximity to our heritage shearing shed. Indeed the cabin architecture is redolent of the shed’s roofline and construction (weatherboards & bush poles). Thirdly, for the fantastic natural environment which surrounds them. Finally, for the northerly aspect, so that passive solar design principles could be utilised.

Wherever possible, environmentally friendly materials and methods have been utilised. For example, the timber used for the weatherboards is radially cut Australian hardwoods (which maximises the quantity of wood that can be harvested from each log). Thus there is no wastage in off-cuts.

Also, all paints and oils used are organic (citrus based) and made in Australia. Indeed you may detect a pleasant smell from these products!

Gas has been chosen for heating (gas log fires), hot water and for cooking, as it has a lower environmental impact than other fuels.

Dry composting toilets are another obvious part of the same policy. Not only can they compost human waste, but they play a major role in the conservation of water, always a precious resource, but especially so on a farm.

Bush flowers

All drinking and washing water is spring-fed by a spring emanating from the rocks above the property. It has been laboratory analysed and is beautifully clean and clear.

Naturally we ask that you do not waste this wonderful resource.

We ask that you respect our attempts at being environmentally sensitive and that you join us in this endeavour. Please conserve electricity and use water wisely.

Recycling bins are available for the recycling of glass/paper/cardboard/foil/tin cans & hard plastics . Bins for compostable materials (food scraps excepting meat, fish or citrus fruits) are available in your kitchen. These can be emptied into the compost area but NOT into the toilets. Other non-recyclable wastes can be placed into the garbage bin.

Thank you for taking the time to read about our eco venture and we look forward to you joining co-operatively with us in it!