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Wombat Willows

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· Cedar Brush Creek, New South Wales
7 acres hosted by Gerry H.
2 Vehicle/Tent sites
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Wombat Willows is nestled in the Yarramalong Valley 1 hour and 15 minutes north of Sydney and 20 minutes west Wyong in New South Wales in a suburb is called Cedar Brush Creek. The property is bounded by Cedar Brush Creek. It has native Bass in the creek and also platypus frequent the creek. Plenty of space to pitch tents or put a caravan. The Great North Walk goes past our property.
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16 Ratings · 15 reviews
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Ben D.recommends
September 1, 2024
Cedar Brush Creek
Exactly as pictured and described. Nice and quiet location with the sounds of nature and very little road noise on weekends and nighttime in particular. We loved the spot right at the end with a nice nook well protected from the elements. We don’t live that far away but felt like a million miles. Great spot.
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Kay D.recommends
August 25, 2024
Wombat Willows - Cedar Brush Creek
We really enjoyed our two night weekend stay. It was exactly what we needed for a quiet and relaxing weekend. Private and only an hour away from home. There was plenty of firewood easily accessed on the property. Cooked over the fire pit using our own hot plate. Gerry was responsive with emails and helpful with my questions. Would stay again.
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Jungwoo L.recommends
August 21, 2024
Cedar Brush Creek
Brilliant site with heaps of space! Convenient location - perfect as a quick getaway.
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Martin R.recommends
August 18, 2024
Cedar Brush Creek
Good place to relax
This is a nice peaceful spot, close to Sydney but very country.
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Giedrius B.recommends
August 5, 2024
Cedar Brush Creek
only an hour drive from Sydney
Beautiful little camp right next to the creek, and only an hour drive from Sydney. Absolute heaven. Plenty of wildlife like kangaroos and parrots.
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Graeme T.recommends
June 29, 2024
Cedar Brush Creek
What a peaceful and pleasant couple of days spent here. Could have been a thousand miles from anywhere. Great camp spot, firewood about, a little family of wallabies and lots of birds Thanks Gerry. I will definitely be back.
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Cedar Brush Creek, New South Wales, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Darkinung 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 Gerry H.

Joined in February 2024
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