Coastal Tiny House for Glamping near Deepwater National Park
Vacation Rental in Deepwater, Queensland
2 guests • 1 bedroom • 1 bed • 1 bathroom
Features and services
Beds
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1 Double bed
Most popular features
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Pets allowed
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Private Kitchen
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Heating
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Hiking
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Beach
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Air conditioning
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Microwave
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Fridge
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Forest
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Wildlife watching
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Stove
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Bathroom
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Parking
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Coastal
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Biking
Where you will stay
Tiny House | Couples Getaway
Deepwater, Queensland
Detailed location provided after booking
Scenic views
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Beach
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Coastal
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Forest
The Neighborhood:
This tiny house sits in the coastal town of Deepwater which is in the Gladstone Region, Queensland, where you can explore pristine beaches, national parks, little towns, and other attractions.
Nearby towns: Baffle Creek is 10 mn away, Agnes Waters is 45 mins away, and Bundaberg is about 1 hr 15 min drive away from the property.
This tiny house sits in the coastal town of Deepwater which is in the Gladstone Region, Queensland, where you can explore pristine beaches, national parks, little towns, and other attractions.
Nearby towns: Baffle Creek is 10 mn away, Agnes Waters is 45 mins away, and Bundaberg is about 1 hr 15 min drive away from the property.
Activities near Deepwater
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Hiking
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Biking
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Wildlife watching
Our local recommendations:
- Zincalumbar/Wreck Rock Café in Baffle Creek is a family-run restaurant and tavern which serves homemade meals from burgers to pizzas, pies, cold beer, and coffee. They also do takeaway and have their own bottle shop.
- The Rustic Farmhouse Cafe is at Oyster Creek (15 min drive) and is a lovely rustic café on a farm, with fresh produce, toasties, coffee and sandwiches. The owner (Liz) is a fantastic hostess and makes the most delicious cakes and pastries. Perfect for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea. The café is open 9AM- 4PM from Sat to Tues.
- Deepwater National Park is a coastal national park dedicated to the preservation of dunes, coastal heaths, and other natural wonders. Its deserted beaches are a 15 min drive from Ohana Hut, and you can access the first one (Wreck Rock) without a 4WD. You'll need a 4WD if you want to enjoy the beautiful drive through the park to Agnes Water and check out the other beautiful beaches.
- Baffle Creek is one of Queensland's few remaining undisturbed coastal rivers and is world-renowned for its fishing. The extensive estuary and tributaries of the Baffle Creek River System provide ample fishing, boating and canoeing opportunities.
- Rules Beach is the only beach left on the Discovery Coast on which you can legally drive a 4wd vehicle without a beach permit, and is the way to reach the mouth of Broadwater creek. It is also a dog-friendly beach and is 20 min from Ohana Hut.
- The towns of Agnes Water/1770 are beautiful little seaside towns with beaches great for surfing, snorkeling, and other water sports. There you'll also find restaurants/cafes and a little shopping centre where you can stock up on essentials and groceries.
- The Paperbark Forest Boardwalk in Agnes is designed with stepping stones and boardwalk planks to help visitors wind their way through the wetlands. It is a short 20-minute walk through some beautiful wetland scenery.
Getting Around:
By car:
- 1 hr from Gladstone
- 4.5 hrs from Brisbane
- 1hr, 12 min from Bundaberg
- 15 min nearest small village, Baffle Creek
- 40 min nearest small town, Agnes Water/1770
By public transport: We recommend guests to travel by private car or v-hire to reach the property. Thank you.
- Zincalumbar/Wreck Rock Café in Baffle Creek is a family-run restaurant and tavern which serves homemade meals from burgers to pizzas, pies, cold beer, and coffee. They also do takeaway and have their own bottle shop.
- The Rustic Farmhouse Cafe is at Oyster Creek (15 min drive) and is a lovely rustic café on a farm, with fresh produce, toasties, coffee and sandwiches. The owner (Liz) is a fantastic hostess and makes the most delicious cakes and pastries. Perfect for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea. The café is open 9AM- 4PM from Sat to Tues.
- Deepwater National Park is a coastal national park dedicated to the preservation of dunes, coastal heaths, and other natural wonders. Its deserted beaches are a 15 min drive from Ohana Hut, and you can access the first one (Wreck Rock) without a 4WD. You'll need a 4WD if you want to enjoy the beautiful drive through the park to Agnes Water and check out the other beautiful beaches.
- Baffle Creek is one of Queensland's few remaining undisturbed coastal rivers and is world-renowned for its fishing. The extensive estuary and tributaries of the Baffle Creek River System provide ample fishing, boating and canoeing opportunities.
- Rules Beach is the only beach left on the Discovery Coast on which you can legally drive a 4wd vehicle without a beach permit, and is the way to reach the mouth of Broadwater creek. It is also a dog-friendly beach and is 20 min from Ohana Hut.
- The towns of Agnes Water/1770 are beautiful little seaside towns with beaches great for surfing, snorkeling, and other water sports. There you'll also find restaurants/cafes and a little shopping centre where you can stock up on essentials and groceries.
- The Paperbark Forest Boardwalk in Agnes is designed with stepping stones and boardwalk planks to help visitors wind their way through the wetlands. It is a short 20-minute walk through some beautiful wetland scenery.
Getting Around:
By car:
- 1 hr from Gladstone
- 4.5 hrs from Brisbane
- 1hr, 12 min from Bundaberg
- 15 min nearest small village, Baffle Creek
- 40 min nearest small town, Agnes Water/1770
By public transport: We recommend guests to travel by private car or v-hire to reach the property. Thank you.
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Things to know
Arrival and departure
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Check-in: 02:00 PM - 08:00 PM
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Check-out: 10:00 AM
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