Kurrajong Living
Highlights
- Experience the tranquility of 64 acres of sloping country in the Liverpool Plains Shire.
- Camp under the stars with self-sufficient sites catering to motorhomes and 4WDs.
- Respect the local wildlife while enjoying friendly stock grazing nearby.
- Relax at the main house and stay connected with phone reception throughout the property.
Come and enjoy the serenity at Kurrajong Living, with 64 acres of sloping country in the Liverpool plains shire.
They offer sites that are all self-sufficient and range from motorhome accessible to 4WD accessible and further away from the homestead. Sleeping under the stars, back to nature, and back to basics. There is stock grazing in the same area and some are friendly whereas others are shy, so please respect the animals.
You will be shown to your campsite and you are welcome to spend time at the main house and there is phone reception across the property.
The property is 40 minutes from the capital of country music, Tamworth.
Dogs are only permitted after discussing it directly with the owners prior to booking.
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp,
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Actively welcomes people with access needs.
Physical – Wheelchair
Caters for people who use a wheelchair.
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