150 acres hosted by Paula H.
1 Vehicle/Tent site
All to yourself
100% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.
On our property, we offer one private campsite with a large shelter making it ideal for all-weather group camping. While situated on a farm, it is a fenced-off space that can accommodate numerous vans.
The Shelter is equipped with a wood heater, BBQ, stove, sink, tables, and some chairs. In addition, it has a basic shower and a toilet. The site has a designated cooking fire and a campfire. The Shelter has solar power providing lighting and charging facilities. All you need for a rustic home away from home! No mobile service or internet at the campsite ensures that you will switch off and relax. The Shelter is not a cabin but an open-air space for use by campers who are self-sufficient with bedding arrangements - swags, tents, camper trailers or vans.
The creek running through the property provides great swimming and fishing (a 400m walk/drive from The Shelter), and the surrounding bush environment provides opportunities for walks, 4WD adventures, and wildlife spotting.
More about the property...
In 2017 we purchased our small farm in the Nariel Valley. It ticked all the boxes including a creek running through it and backing onto bushland. Now the dream has been realised and we are living in our new home, on our farm, with our small herd of Angus cows.
We knew Nariel was special but we continue to discover its myriad of offerings for those who love the great outdoors. We look forward to sharing what we have discovered with our visitors.
About Nariel:
Wildlife abounds here, with wombats, emus, and kangaroos roaming the property and the list is endless for bird-watching enthusiasts.
The remote location on a clear night provides a dark star-filled sky with shooting stars a common occurrence for those who are looking.
Nariel Creek is a renowned trout fishing destination.
The tracks around the Nariel Valley are a popular destination for motorbike and 4WD enthusiasts. Mount Pinnibar Track and Mount Gibbo are both accessed via Nariel. Several high country huts, all re-built since the January 2020 bushfires, are within an hour drive.
Nariel was a thriving community during the gold rush, at that time there were 4 schools and a pub in the valley. Historical relics and gold can still be found. Panning in the creek and tributaries can be a rewarding pastime.
The Nariel Creek provides a great spot to cool down in summer and is fast-flowing for a fun float through rapids.
In spring the Nariel Valley is where you will find some beautiful wildflower sites.
Nariel is home to the Nariel Folk Festival held over a week in late December – early January each year.
And that is only in Nariel Valley! Corryong is the nearest township (population ~1350) and is 25 minutes away. The Murray River at Towong is 40 minutes away. Kayaking, push bike riding and many other pursuits are all on your doorstep if you can drag yourself away from Nariel.Our private campsite is complete with a large shelter making it ideal for all-weather group camping. While situated on a farm, it is a fenced-off space that can accommodate numerous vans.
The shelter is equipped with a wood heater, BBQ, stove, sink, tables, and some chairs. In addition, it has a shower and toilet. The site has a designated cooking fire and a campfire. All you need for a rustic home away from home!
The creek running through the property, not far from camp, provides great swimming and fishing, and the surrounding bush environment provides opportunities for walks, 4WD adventures and wildlife spotting.
Pets welcome but please keep them on a lead at all times.
Strictly no firearms.