20 acres hosted by Matthew H.
10 Vehicle/Tent sites
Location: Just five minutes from the stunning beaches of the Mid-North Coast, where the mountains meet the sea.
Overview:
Welcome to Solitary Islands Farm, a permaculture-designed retreat established in 2024. Spanning 88 acres of pristine countryside, our farm features a private nature reserve abundant with native wildlife, perfect for exploring by bike or on foot. Experience the magic of this region with a variety of nature-driven adventures.
Campsite Features
Scenic Campsites: Nestled among 100-year-old gum trees, our landscaped camp zones provide guests with private spaces for tranquility and safety.
Self-Sufficient Camping: Campers should come fully prepared, as there are currently no amenities on-site. We provide 15L water tanks upon arrival.
Local Activities
Water Sports: Surfing and diving at nearby beaches.
Adventure: Mountain biking in Bells Rainforest, tree-top climbing, and scenic nature walks.
Leisure: Golfing at local courses and exploring the beautiful landscapes.
Important Information
Pet Policy: Pets are welcome but must be kept on a lead to protect the local wildlife.
Check-In: Flexible check-in available. Please message the host upon arrival.
Safety Notice: Drive slowly upon entering the property to avoid free-range chickens and respect the privacy of nearby residents. Keep noise to a minimum.
Future Developments
We are committed to sustainability and plan to enhance our facilities in the future to accommodate small and large groups. Please check for availability as the campground is open to the public only at certain times of the year.
Contact
For inquiries or to confirm campervan suitability, please message us before arrival. The host is not on-site, but you can reach out via message or call with any questions.
We look forward to welcoming you to Solitary Islands Farm for a memorable camping experience!Solitary Islands Farm Retreat is a wonderful place for nature enthusiasts and campers to experience the beauty of the Mid-North Coast region. Here's a summary of the key information provided:
Location: The retreat is conveniently located just a five-minute drive from the Mid-North Coast's stunning beaches and is surrounded by mountains.
Property: Solitary Islands Farm Retreat spans 88 acres of natural beauty. The land features iconic historic trees, abundant birdlife, and a developing Permaculture farm. Campsites are spread across the property, offering campers seclusion within the natural surroundings.
Nature Reserve: The property boasts its own untouched nature reserve with walking and bike paths for guests to explore. There is a large dam in the middle of the property, and Darkum Creek on the southern border, providing opportunities for fishing, paddleboarding, and kayaking through the natural beauty of the land.
Activities: The retreat offers a variety of nature-driven activities, including surfing, diving, golf, nature walks, mountain biking in Bells rainforest, and tree-top climbing 20 min drive. These activities allow guests to immerse themselves in the local attractions.
Amenities: Currently, there are no amenities on site. Campers are expected to be fully self-sufficient during their stay, so be sure to come prepared with all the necessary camping gear and supplies.
Sustainability: Solitary Islands Farm Retreat is committed to sustainability and aims to share its beautiful farm with others. They have plans to develop facilities that can accommodate both small and large groups in the future.
Pet-Friendly: Pets are allowed on the property, but campers are required to notify the owner. There are designated pet-friendly areas to ensure the safety of wildlife and the farm. When walking around the property, pets must be kept on a lead to protect the local wildlife.
Overall, Solitary Islands Farm Retreat appears to be a serene and environmentally conscious camping destination where guests can connect with nature and enjoy a range of outdoor activities in a beautiful natural setting.
Matthew Hannaford 0401 212 878 mjphannaford@gmail.com CAMP SITE: 24a Darkum road, Mullaway
