350 acres hosted by Graham K.
1 lodging site · 6 Vehicle/Tent sites
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Enjoy the comforts of home at some sites—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.
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Welcomes Hipcampers who prefer a clothing optional experience.
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25 Ratings · 19 reviews
Peter I.recommends
November 12, 2024
Maalaabidi Campground
Farm stay
Great host, fantastic views and surrounds.
Enjoyed our first stay here.
Hope to have a few more.
Richard H.recommends
October 31, 2024
Dingo Den
We really enjoyed our peaceful 8-night stay at the Dingo Den.
We’re relatively new to naturism and had the place mostly to ourselves.
We were welcomed by an intense thunderstorm. The next morning, we woke with the birdcalls, watching the sunrise as the wallabies and kangaroos left the paddocks to shelter in the bush, and feeling the warm rays on our skin as we breakfasted on the verandah. The birds were numerous and diverse – pack your bird guide and binoculars.
Sun-bathing and sun-worship took on new meanings for us. Some windy days were cold enough for clothes. On hot days we kept our shirts and hats on to protect our skin on walks around the property which includes beautiful bushland, sometimes enjoying an outdoor shower in the sun afterwards. We watched the bearded dragons warm up in the sun too, climbing up the posts in the vineyard and, in the evenings, we watched the moon rise and star-bathed beneath the stunning night skies.
The Dingo Den facilities were excellent – a comfy bed, a large fridge, a sink, plenty of cutlery and crockery, a toaster and jug, the verandah, an outdoor toilet and shower, soft towels, with a shared kitchen a stroll away. Maalaabidi was also a perfect base to visit Warrumbungle and Timmallallie National Parks and the other natural and cultural attractions of the Piliga Forest.
Graham was a great host and so much more than that. He’s a story-teller, a didgeridoo and electric fiddle player, an ultralight pilot, a farmer, a barista, and an Aboriginal cultural ambassador. His family history, his culture, his work, and his whole life are grounded in this place which was a privilege for us to share and a great lived example of the connection to place that we all need to learn from. Thank you Graham (and Janice). We look forward to our next visit.
Andrea A.recommends
October 20, 2024
Maalaabidi Campground
Graham's spot is just lovely. We felt very welcome and I am so pleased we stayed. Graham was always happy to accommodate and share his local knowledge. He has great plans for the place and its taking shape. Agree with other reviews about the shower - very relaxing and the little details, like shampoo were a lovely surprise. Thank you for the yummy coffee and hospitality. We will be back!
Emmanuel S.recommends
October 7, 2024
Maalaabidi Campground
An amazing stay with some very special people. Graham & Janice are honestly some of the most genuine people we’ve met, just so lovely! Will definitely come stay again.
Jack Q.recommends
September 16, 2024
Maalaabidi Campground
Beginners journey of naturalism.
Beautiful spot. Graham is a great host, incredibly welcoming. If you’re curious about the naturalist lifestyle, great place to start, respectful, open minded and kind. You don’t have to if you don’t want to, and all respect remains. Best camping shower I’ve had, and graham offers barista coffee! If you’re also a musician the man’s got it all. Would recommend it to anyone!
Leon L.recommends
September 14, 2024
Maalaabidi Campground
A beautiful place filled with beautiful people. Easy to find and inclusive for all we had a really wonderful evening with the brilliant host, Graham. We look forward to our next visit
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