Bush Paddock near Stroud
Highlights
- Escape to the tranquil Bush Paddock, just 10 minutes from historic Stroud, for a peaceful outdoor retreat.
- Pitch tents or park caravans on the spacious, level grassland, perfect for family games and relaxation.
- Delight in the camp kitchen's amenities, including a barbecue and fridge, enhancing your outdoor cooking experience.
- Marvel at dazzling star shows at night while enjoying the serene surroundings and local wildlife like wallabies.
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering.
Our property ‘Bush Paddock’ and ‘Bush Cabin’ are located just 10 minutes from the historical town of Stroud, and offer a secluded peaceful getaway for those that love the outdoors and simple living. Book this site or cabin for just you and your group exclusively, or book both for your exclusive use. Enjoy quiet, private surroundings during the day, and dazzling star shows at night. The large campsite and cabin are located on a level, grassed area with plenty of space to pitch tents, or park campers and caravans. Children just love the level grassy land to run and just be a kid. It’s perfect for games like cricket, soccer, and football to name a few. The amenities block has both toilet and shower, and there is also power available to connect up to. A large sheltered area, our camp kitchen, includes fridge, barbeque, electricity, kettle, table, chairs and more. Enjoy bird watching, visiting wallabies in the late afternoon, or looking for fossils in the seasonal creek just a few metres away.
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