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Wildcroft an Escape to the Country

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· Yea, Victoria
600 acres hosted by Grace L.
21 Vehicle/Tent sites · 5 tent sites
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Welcome to Wildcroft Estate, a little piece of heaven nestled in the beautiful valley of Yea hills of Victoria. Where every moment feels like a slice of paradise. Our serene sanctuary offers an opportunity for profound inner rejuvenation, stirring dormant hearts awake. Spread across six hundred acres of pristine natural splendor, guests are invited to immerse themselves in the embrace of nature, camping beneath starlit skies and relishing the serene spectacle of sunrise and sunset. Venture into the wilderness to witness the dance of local wildlife in their native habitat, serenaded by the enchanting melodies of birdsong and the majestic call of stag deer roaring to a doe for mating. Our friendly equine companions are eager to share a carrot treat (under the careful supervision of our staff, of course). Wildcroft Estate is perfect for people who love hiking and anyone just looking for a getaway during the long weekends. You can escape here and catch sight of varied species of wildlife as the sun rises or sets. There are fire/grill pits on the campsites and man/woman toilets and showers. A rotonda for our guests as a communal area where you can enjoy a firepit while having a drink and a yarn. Dog-friendly dogs are allowed but on leashes. Horse riding, visitors who enjoy horseback riding are invited to explore the rolling hills and scenic trails of our property on their own horses. yards are available at an extra cost and a nice and early countryman breakfast can be arranged as well. Groups are welcome, visit our website www.wildcroftestate.com for more information about who we are and what we do!
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51 Ratings · 43 reviews
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Kyle W.recommends
November 18, 2024
Grace's land
Grace was the loveliest host, making sure we were enjoying ourselves and pointing out the best places on her property to explore. We met her horses who were so sweet and also one of her dogs, Sport. He was a great host too and did his morning and evening rounds to make sure everyone was happy and to steal a belly rub- a very good boy. Thankyou for having us, we had a very relaxing time and enjoyed exploring. We would love to come back.
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Joey L.recommends
November 7, 2024
Grace's land
Campsites were well spaced out and private. It was beautiful to wake up to the view of the hills, and the horses were a special treat. Grace checked in on us and offered assistance where we needed it. An amazing stay!
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Jonathan O.recommends
November 5, 2024
Grace's land
Beautiful, plus horses
Grace was such a gracious host. The area is beautiful, and the amenities clean and well organised. We booked on the day we left Melbourne, for a four-day long weekend and Grace had no issues with that. There weren't too many people there, and they were quiet and respectful. Lovely to see all the dogs getting along. Grace is a horse breeder of Friesian horses, so there are lots of beautiful horses nearby. Grace's partner has an amazing Moto Guzzi motorcycle museum. If you are interested in motorcycles (or museums), ask to have a look. He is very knowledgeable and generous with his time.
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Matthew H.recommends
November 5, 2024
Grace's land
Extremely friendly and welcoming host (and dogs!). Basically a huge paddock where you can pitch your tent wherever. The amenities block (toilets and showers) were fantastic as well, and not too far to the shops at Yea. The perfect spot if you have a dog - or even if you don't!
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Kylie S.recommends
November 3, 2024
Grace's land
Hills forever!
The views were incredible! Grace is a lovely hostess and has obviously worked very hard to make her place special. We camped in the large open paddock with 7 other groups, round the periphery. There is a raised toilet block with male and female toilets and nice clean hot showers. There is a washing up sink on the outside ground level with cold water. Everyone camping there was pleasant and respectful. My greatest joy was waking in the paddocks and patting the horses. They are absolutely gorgeous. You can have a fire but unless you're a muscle man -byo pit as the wheel hubs and concrete pavers are v heavy. We didn't get to the museum but I'll be back some day . I'm told its an extensive moto guzzi collection w $30 admission. Short drive to Yea for supplies. No mobile reception there so be prepared to relax and chill out!
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Blake E.recommends
June 10, 2024
Grace's land
Great property close to Yea and the Rail Trail. Was only 3 groups so very quiet. Next time will leave more time to hike around the 600 acres.
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Yea, Victoria, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Wurundjeri and Taungurung First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Grace L.

Joined in March 2021
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