Holiday houses in Dungog

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A wrap-around balcony features a wooden railing adorned with green vines and foliage. The surrounding trees provide a lush backdrop, while distant views of valleys and hills are visible through the openings. A bench is positioned on the deck, inviting relaxation.
Home in Dungog
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

The Birdnest

Relax & unwind at this unique and tranquil getaway. It's all about the views, cosy atmosphere, serenity & proximity to Dungog services. With a wrap-around balcony on two sides, the view from both inside & outside takes in glimpses of Barrington Tops National Park to the north, expansive views of surrounding farms, valleys & hills to the east & south, and the township of Dungog below. The native birds at dusk are a delight. "The Birdnest" is ideal for up to 2 couples, or a family of 4 (or 5?).

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A modern cabin is set amidst lush greenery, with its expansive glass windows reflecting the surrounding landscape. The structure features a large covered patio and a stone wall, offering a seamless connection to the outdoor space and vineyard beyond.
Cabin in Stroud
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 291 reviews

Mill Pond Cabin: Boutique Vineyard Stay

Enjoy this unique, boutique, secluded vineyard stay in your very own cabin amongst the vines. Nestled in the outskirts of the wonderful NSW country town of Stroud, on a 15-acre boutique vineyard, protected beneath the escarpment of Peppers Mountain & bounded by pristine Mill Creek. Enjoy everything the country has to offer with a swim in the creek and a fire pit under the stars. Or if you prefer the finer things in life, a hot tub overlooking the vines, air-conditioning inside, and much more.

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The tiny home, crafted in a modern style, is set on a spacious deck surrounded by nature. A hot tub and eco fuel fire pit are prominent features, with comfortable seating options provided by outdoor chairs. Large glass doors invite abundant natural light.
Tiny home in Dalwood
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 216 reviews

Hunter Valley Tiny Home - Relaxing Country Retreat

SAUNA and ICE BATH!! Wellness weekend awaits you! Enjoy the views next to the fire pit or from the hot tub, our tiny home is fully equipped to entertain and cook. Find us in the Hunter Valley Wine country on 50 stunning acres! Extremely private home property, we welcome you to relax in our very big beautiful backyard amongst the mountains! Including a pizza oven and bbq on the deck. Very relaxing and peaceful stay. Close to Hunter Valley wineries, cafes and groceries! Check out our guidebook.

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Tiny home in Cardiff South
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 153 reviews

Cozy Couples Tiny home:Sauna,Outdoor Bath, Firepit

Lil' Birdsong greets you with a stylish decor and boasts all the amenities you need for a relaxing and rejuvenating stay. An unexpected oasis, surrounded by the peaceful sounds of native birds nearby and leafy views from the linen sheets. Take a soak in the bath under the stars, sing songs by the fire or enjoy a private infrared sauna with tree-lined views! The perfect couples retreat. Located perfectly between Lake Mac and Newys epic beaches, the ideal place to catch sunrise or sunset.

Top Guest favourite
A grand stable door opens to reveal a serene landscape of rolling hills. A horse grazes in the distance, framed by trees and open fields. A cozy blanket drapes over the wooden door, inviting relaxation and connection with nature.
Farm stay in Bandon Grove
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

The Stable, Bandon Grove

Nestled amongst the rolling hills of Bandon Grove, sits a little eco cottage awaiting your next romantic adventure. Ideal for couples seeking relaxation and connection, this retreat offers sweeping landscapes, stunning sunsets, and a peaceful setting surrounded by cows and horses by day and a star-filled sky by night. Explore stunning bush-walks and water holes that surround, or simply unwind by the crackling fire and let the charm of The Stable create memories that will last a lifetime.

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A modern architectural home, set among native trees, features a metal roof and extensive glass windows offering views of the surrounding bushland. The elevated design creates a spacious outdoor area, while natural greenery surrounds the building, providing a sense of seclusion.
Cabin in Vacy
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 429 reviews

Inala Wilderness Retreat

Inala, which means peaceful place, is the perfect escape. Nestled on 7 acres of native bushland, this architect designed home boasts complete privacy and commands spectacular views across to the Barrington Tops through its extensive North facing windows. Featuring open plan living with polished timber floors and vaulted ceiling the feeling is relaxed, bright and spacious and the perfect antidote to a hectic life. We have 2 bedrooms with king sized beds, one which splits into two singles.

Top Guest favourite
A contemporary eco hut is set against a backdrop of lush greenery and blue sky. It features a wooden deck with a freestanding tub and potted plants. Large windows allow natural light to fill the interior, enhancing the connection to the serene outdoor environment.
Tiny home in Cobark
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 302 reviews

Barrington Eco Hut

Relax and unwind in an exclusive riverside location. Simplify your life, slow down, unwind, escape from the digital world, no WiFi, or mobile reception, surrounded by just the sounds of nature. Make this your base to explore the nearby world heritage listed Barrington Tops National Park. The Eco Hut is architecturally designed luxury, with hot shower, composting toilet and outdoor fire pit. Experience sitting around the fire under the stars, relax in the hammock, read a book, or just be.

Top Guest favourite
An aerial view of a large brick building situated at an intersection, showcasing the surrounding neighborhood. Nearby, various buildings, including homes and shops, are visible alongside several parked cars. Lush green hills are seen in the background, indicating a serene natural environment.
Apartment in Dungog
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 136 reviews

115Dowling - The Old Bank Managers Residence

Recently renovated and located right in the centre of town this large upstairs apartment is perfect for family or group bookings. Quality linen is provided to ensure a most comfortable stay and the living space is well equipped with full sink, coffee/tea making facilities, fridge/freezer, microwave and frying pan. There is not a full kitchen within the apartment but there is an outdoor BBQ area in the large backyard which also gives plenty of space to store items and let the kids play!

Top Guest favourite
A rustic cottage constructed of red bricks is framed by rows of blooming lavender. Two windows adorned with white borders provide a glimpse into the structure, while the surrounding landscape features rolling hills in the backdrop. The scene is set during a tranquil dusk.
Cottage in Pokolbin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 618 reviews

The Studio on Pokolbin Mountain - Stunning views!

"The Studio" is situated in the heart of the Hunter Valley wine region with wineries and concert venues just minutes away. Perfect for a romantic getaway or to simply escape the hustle and bustle. There are many beautiful walks and sights to see right on your door step including wonderful wild life. The Studio" is one of two cottages on the property. If we are already booked and you would love to stay please look up "Amelies On Pokolbin Mountain" also listed on Air BnB.

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A well-lit living area features a comfortable sofa paired with three woven chairs. A round coffee table sits in the center, surrounded by natural light filtering through sheer curtains. A small dining area is visible in the background, alongside a modern kitchen.
Farm stay in Duns Creek
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 148 reviews

Tranquil 1 bedroom self contained cottage

Come and escape to our modern cottage on a small farm, nestled among the tranquil forest. The cottage is fully equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay, a comfortable living area and a cozy bedroom with king size bed. Take a stroll around the farm and meet the friendly sheep, or explore the forests and vistas from "the rock" outcrop. The cottage is the perfect place to relax and unwind, with all the modern comforts you need to make your stay enjoyable.

Top Guest favourite
A panoramic view of rolling hills and valleys is captured at sunrise, with soft pink and orange tones illuminating the sky. Green treetops and open fields are visible below, showcasing the natural landscape of the Paterson Valley and the distant Barrington Tops.
Cabin in Vacy
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Misty Ridge Spa Lodge

Misty Ridge Spa Lodge is a 2 1/2 hour drive from Sydney. With breathtaking views over the Paterson Valley looking towards the Barrington Tops, immerse yourself in nature among the trees and wildlife. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, well equipped kitchen and generous living spaces Misty Ridge is suitable for a couple, family or friends getaway. Explore bushwalking trails and resort facilities. A relaxing and rewarding escape awaits you at Misty Ridge.

Top Guest favourite
A historic house features a charming facade with intricate details and a covered verandah furnished with a railing. Large windows invite natural light, while the surrounding greenery adds a touch of nature, creating a tranquil setting in the heart of Dungog.
Home in Dungog
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

Three Rivers Rest

Three Rivers Rest, is a restored 100yr old house in the historical town of Dungog, in the Hunter Valley and base of the Barrington Tops. This three bed house is pet friendly & perfect for up to two families or couples to ride, relax and enjoy the views of the Cooreei Hills. Close to The Common mountain bike tracks and a stroll to Dungog's emerging arts scene, historical James Theatre, Tin Shed Brewery, cafes, restaurants and boutiques.

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All about Dungog

Dungog is an idyllic countryside town on the Williams River, surrounded by rolling green hills scattered with towering cedar trees. Its location an hour’s drive away from Newcastle and close to the natural beauty of Barrington Tops and Myall Lakes National Parks make it perfectly situated for visitors looking to discover Australia’s lush nature or hit the beach to catch some of the country’s renowned rays. Every week, the town hosts the Dungog Local Growers Stall, which provides a great opportunity to try community-grown products and learn about local food production. Sitting to the west of town, nearby Dungog Common is a large outdoor area that focuses on protecting nature while also recognising the presence and importance of the Indigenous community in the region.

Dowling Street is a nice place to peruse boutiques, grab a coffee at a family-owned cafe, and sit down to lunch at a farm-forward restaurant. There’s also a small craft brewery where you can sample some of the local batches. The town’s close proximity to the coast, rushing rivers, and untamed bushland draw visitors searching for fresh country air and the thrill of sleeping under clear, starry skies.

What are the top things to do in Dungog?

Barrington Tops National Park

This expansive nature preserve can be reached by car in just 35 minutes. It is listed as a World Heritage Area, too, given its unpolluted wild rivers and location in the Great Dividing Range, as well as its protection of unique fauna. Visitors come to hike its many trails, particularly to get up to Captain Thunderbolt’s lookout for panoramic views of the landscape.

Dungog Common

These 650 acres of land are designated for recreational use and environmental protection purposes. It’s also where the locals and visitors from Newcastle come to ride over 20 kilometres of local mountain biking tracks and spend an afternoon bushwalking. This place has maintained the biodiversity of this area, which has been home to the Gringai Indigenous peoples for thousands of years.

Worimi National Park

The area around Dungog is known for its nature, and Worimi Park, just an hour’s drive away, offers a coastal experience unlike any other in the region, thanks to its vast stretch of dunes. This area is not for swimming — most visitors come for activities like dune boarding or renting a quad bike for the day to take a tour of the sands.