Description

This tiny house is surrounded by birdlife and wildlife including kangaroos, koalas, echidnas, wallabies, possums, as well as our own alpacas, chickens, peacocks, and guinea fowls. It is one of Victoria's most incredible farm-stays where you can experience farm life while spotting a variety of birds or bushwalking.

Some outdoor activities are long strolls in Kinglake National Park, picnics in Mason Falls, family time at Bollygum Park, and hiking in Mt Sugarloaf, and stunning views in Wombelano Falls.

The Space:
The property is secluded amongst the natural bushland, with our alpacas and new babies nearby, which you can visit and hand-feed yourselves. We have a creek that runs at the back of our property whereby you can fish for rainbow and black trout. It offers guests a comfortable stay with its well-equipped kitchenette, complete with a queen sized bed, ensuite bathroom, air-conditioning and heating. Perfect for 2 people!

The kitchenette has everything you need to cook your light meals with. A portable cooker, cookware, cooking utensils, cutlery, dishes & silverware, a microwave and even a mini fridge. The portable cooker can be kept in the drawers when not in use to maximise space.

We have a full bathroom with a flush toilet (connected to septic tank), basin and shower. Water is gas heated for your use.

If you're using your own soap, shampoo, tooth paste, we ask that you bring biodegradable ones so that the grey water runoff does not harm the environment. Thank you!

Guest Access:
Guest will have access to the tiny house and it's surrounding areas.

Other Things to Note:
- No wifi
- Quiet hours 11 pm-8 am
- Pets are not allowed on the property
- Mobile reception is good for Telstra
- No unregistered guests or visitors allowed
- No smoking inside, except in designated areas
- Firewood is available for an extra cost of $20 per bucket enough for two nights use
- Free feeding of alpacas are also available to guests at prior request from land host
- Please do not enter animal paddocks or yards without your land host's permission
- Don’t forget to close the windows and lock the door when leaving the tiny house
- Make sure to turn off the lights, air conditioning, and any electronics (e.g., especially electronics)
- Keep in mind that there may be other residences on the property that guests will rent out, so you may run into them when roaming around the property. Please take note of this as some areas are shared.

Important note:
- Before checking out, please keep our tiny house clean and wash your dishes after use
- Keep in mind that BBQ grills and outdoor fire pits are not available during the fire season
- Dropping cigarette butts on dry grass can start a bushfire. Please put out your cigarettes properly
- Due to the property's rural location, you may encounter inconveniences such as insects during your stay