Colo Mudbrick Camping
Highlights
- Discover the serene beauty of Colo Mudbrick Cabin, nestled in lush bushland and charming gardens.
- Enjoy exclusive access to a breathtaking river-view outdoor bath, enhancing your relaxation experience.
- Camp comfortably on mostly flat terrain, accommodating tents and camper trailers for groups of up to eight.
- Navigate a scenic 2.5-kilometre winding dirt road, immersing yourself in the tranquil Hawkesbury Region landscape.
Colo Mudbrick Cabin warmly welcomes guests and introduces an exciting camping opportunity. Guests will enjoy exclusive access to a splendid outdoor bathroom with a breathtaking river-view outdoor bath, positioned for privacy amidst lush bush and charming gardens.
The camping area, mostly flat, accommodates tents, camper trailers, or vans, with space for multiple units and groups of up to eight people. Just 30 minutes from Windsor in the Hawkesbury Region, guests will navigate a 2.5-kilometre winding dirt road (suitable for two-wheel-drive vehicles, with potholes after heavy rain), which may be challenging for larger vans due to tight corners.
Camping guidelines prioritize safety and tranquillity: campfires require owner approval, subject to weather and restrictions, to be kept small; chainsaws and generators are prohibited; pets are not allowed; parties and extra guests require prior approval; guests must not park in designated areas; and noise should be minimized after 11 pm.
Colo Mudbrick Cabin offers a serene camping experience amid natural beauty and thoughtful amenities, ensuring a memorable stay for all.
This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp.
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