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Holiday houses in Hill End

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Top Guest favourite
A modern eco hut is nestled among natural surroundings, featuring an angled roof and large glass windows. Couples are seen walking along a grassy path beside a reflective pond, framed by trees and low shrubs, suggesting tranquility and privacy.
Hut in Mudgee
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 513 reviews

Gawthorne's Hut TOP 10 favourite in the WORLD.

Gawthorne's Hut-luxurious, architect designed, off grid Eco hut just for couples --the newest of Wilgowrah's unique country escapes incl Wilgowrah Church and Tom's Cottage. Built to capture stunning views it provides guests with peace, privacy and a sense of isolation. King bed, full bath, shower, flushing toilet, kitchenette, WiFi, air-conditioning (with some limitations) and Fire Pit -closed during periods of high fire danger. Children 2-12yrs or Infants 0-2 not accepted. Pets not accepted.)

Top Guest favourite
A stylish bedroom features a spacious King bed with layered pillows and a textured throw. Natural light enters through double doors that open to the scenic views of the surrounding farmland. A wall clock and rustic sliding doors add to the unique charm of the space.
Guesthouse in Millthorpe
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 490 reviews

Hawthorn Hill, Millthorpe

Hawthorn Hill. Stylish self contained studio situated on a 10 acre hobby farm surrounded by rural splendour. Sweeping views over Cowriga Creek & towards Mt Canobolas and Mt Macquarie. Beautiful King bed (twin singles available on request) Full gourmet kitchen & bathroom. Full breakfast or hampers supplied. See horses, jersey cows and chickens. Amazing private firepit & outdoor bath. Only minutes to the historic village of Millthorpe & all the restaurants, cafes, cellar doors & boutique shops.

Top Guest favourite
A metal pot rests over a small fire, surrounded by a circle of stones. Fishing gear is placed nearby, along with a scenic view of the riverbank and trees in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
Cabin in Mount Olive
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Little House on the Fish River

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Situated on the bank of the pristine Fish River, this little house has everything you need for a relaxing and comfortable stay. Located on a working farm but in its own private setting. The house has bedroom with river views, bathroom, kitchen, living area, al fresco area with BBQ & second refrigerator. Excellent trout fishing (in season), 15 minutes to Tarana, 15 minutes to Oberon, 30 minutes to Mayfield Gardens, 45 Mins to Jenolan Caves.

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An outdoor bath area is featured, set against a rustic wooden backdrop adorned with string lights. Potted plants and small shelves contribute to the serene garden atmosphere. The bath is elegantly styled, with textiles draped nearby, inviting relaxation under the open sky.
Cottage in Molong
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Bob's Creek Cottage - Peace near Orange & Molong.

A charming country abode set among the stunning rural landscape between Orange and Molong, NSW. Comfortably furnished and featuring a cosy wood fire and two generous queen bedrooms. Relax outdoors in the luxurious outdoor bath, tasting some famous local wine. Or gather around the fire and take in the beautiful views and starry skies. Just 10 minutes to Molong or 20 mins to Orange with winery's and orchards along the way. A quiet country escape with action and experience on the doorstep.

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The cottage's exterior is surrounded by a lush green lawn, with a spacious veranda offering a view of the landscape. Large windows and a low-pitched roof add to the charm, while trees and bushes provide natural accents. The setting creates a serene atmosphere.
Farm stay in Crudine
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

"Glendaire" Farm Stay

This warm & cosy cottage is the perfect spot for your next weekend getaway to escape the hustle and bustle! Nestled away on 200 acres, you can immerse yourself in nature and switch off. A three bedroom cottage that can accommodate up to 8 guests, whether it be an intimate couples escape or bring some family and friends along to enjoy the scenery The Crudine Creek runs through the property joining up to the Turon River, you may spot a platypus, or bring your fishing rod and snag a Redfin

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Tiny home in Budgee Budgee
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Private Off-Grid Retreat in Mudgee wine region

Nestled high on a 25-acre property just 10 minutes from Mudgee, Little Birdy is a private, off-grid tiny home made for slow mornings and starlit nights. Soak in the outdoor bath, watch kangaroos at dusk, and share the hilltop with our friendly Highland cows. With panoramic views across the Cooyal Plains and Mudgee Valley, it’s the perfect escape for couples, solo travellers, or anyone craving peace, nature and a touch of luxury. One of Mudgee's 7 best Airbnbs - COUNTRY STYLE.

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A cozy studio space features a lounge area with a soft gray sofa and a wooden coffee table. A dining table for two is positioned nearby. Large glass doors open to a lush garden, enhancing the serene ambiance with abundant greenery visible outside.
Guesthouse in Wentworth Falls
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 864 reviews

The Shed on Central - your mountain studio

We welcome you to our garden guest suite adjacent to Central Park, cozily situated at the back of the property; shaded by trees and hedges, with gardens and a small pond. The area is surrounded by a myriad of scenic trails, spectacular waterfalls and stunning lookouts. Enjoy the extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscape right on our doorstep. There's one million hectares of wilderness, offering an abundance of places to explore and natural wonders to discover.

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An architecturally designed luxury cabin is situated on a rocky landscape, framed by natural bushland. Floor-to-ceiling glass panels reflect warm light, creating a connection with the surrounding wilderness. A spacious deck extends from the cabin, inviting moments of relaxation outdoors.
Cabin in Coxs Creek
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

Wambal Cabin - luxury in the wilderness

Wambal Cabin is an architecturally designed luxury cabin built within some of the region’s most dramatic wilderness. Perfect for a weekend away, Wambal Cabin is hidden away on 100 acres of bushland in the northwestern area of Wollemi National Park. Located only 3 hours from Sydney this property is suited to nature seekers and foodies alike. We are only 40 minutes from Mudgee and 10 minutes from Rylstone with both towns having well known wineries and restaurants.

Top Guest favourite
A wooden table with two stools is positioned near a large window, allowing natural light to brighten the space. Outside, a view of greenery and a fenced area is visible, creating a serene environment.
Cottage in Riverlea
5 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

Olive Press Cottage Mudgee NSW

A stunning and unique couples retreat set among the olive trees on the bank of the Cudgegong River . Looking for a romantic place to escape the hustle and bustle ? Come and enjoy the peace and serenity of the lovely Riverlea Valley with it's wonderful scenery , it's magic river and enjoy a memorable stay in our beautifully appointed cottage . Olive Press Cottage is a special place, a little bit of luxury by the river and we look forward to sharing it with you.

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A red train carriage is positioned in an open field, surrounded by rolling hills and trees. The background features mountains under a cloudy sky. Sunlight casts a warm hue over the landscape, suggesting a serene and natural setting.
Train in Aarons Pass
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

MorriganStation Off Grid Red RattlerTrain Mudgee

Stay in our eco friendly 1950 s red rattler train carriage. Located 30 minutes from Mudgee, Kandos, Rylstone and set on 100 acres of farm land overlooking a dam . 2 bedrooms, Bathroom Off grid Solar powered . 12 volt fridge and gas cooking Cold in winter so you need to keep the wood fire going No air conditioning in summer so it can get hot ! All linen supplied No tv or WIFI, so great opportunity to unplug and relax Well behaved Pets are welcome,

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The cottage exterior, crafted from warm timber, is showcased against a backdrop of rolling hills and lush valleys. Large windows provide views of the serene landscape, with trees framing the scene, capturing the tranquility of the Mudgee wine country.
Guesthouse in Eurunderee
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 216 reviews

Strikes 1

Strikes 1 and 2 are two stand-alone eco-friendly, architecturally designed one bedroom self-contained luxury cottages nestled in the heart of Mudgee wine country 5 minutes’ drive from the town center. The views from both cottages are elevated and spectacular, now with hot tubs on the deck Each cottage caters for a total of two guests with plenty of space between the two cottages for privacy. Strikes 2 link https://www.airbnb.com.au/rooms/21952856?s=51

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A contemporary eco-studio is set against a wide sky, featuring large glass doors that open to a private outdoor space. A modern vehicle is parked nearby, with native plants arranged around a circular seating area nestled on gravel. The building design emphasizes clean lines and a spacious feel.
Farm stay in Bathurst
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

Farm Luxury | Rest

Wake to vineyard & paddock views, soak in your private baths beneath big country skies, and reconnect with the land in our thoughtfully designed, off-grid eco-studios. Each standalone studio offers privacy, panoramic glass, luxury curated interiors, and immersive views of BoxGrove’s working farm; complete with cows, lambs and alpacas. Note: • 'Hot tub' refers to 2 outdoor baths at the studio. • Views may vary slightly; images reflect Studio 1.

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All about Hill End

A former mining town, Hill End holds a unique combination of outdoor activities, historical sites, and art attractions. In the 1870s, gold was discovered in this region of New South Wales, leading to one of the biggest gold rushes in Australia’s history, setting off a frenzy that resulted in the largest single piece of gold ever unearthed. Eventually, the gold ran out, and the town began to develop a reputation as a haven for eclectics and artists, at one point establishing itself as a full-fledged artists’ colony.

Today, the area continues to attract not just artists but outdoor enthusiasts and recreational travelers alike with its nearby Ball Hill walking track and Mullions Range State Forest. A dedicated group of locals keep the various shops, museums, and attractions open year-round so visitors can enjoy sites like the Hill End Heritage Centre and the Cornish Quartz roasting pits. Folks come here to stroll the dusty streets, pan for gold, hike, visit art galleries, and observe the 19th-century architecture represented in the town's original post office and stables, and the frontier-era saloons and hotels kept in near original condition.

What are the top things to do in Hill End?

Panning for Gold

Hill End’s reputation as a gold mining town holds firm to this day. While there may not be any commercial mining activity, the area still attracts its fair share of hobbyists. Several local tour operators offer gold and gemstone panning excursions throughout the region, its many creeks, and authorized fossicking sites. At the end of the day, you’re almost guaranteed to find a hard-won souvenir to take home.

The Golden Gully Walking Track

This beautiful and easy walk provides a view into the geology of the region and its connection to mining. Areas of erosion along dried creek beds have exposed the labyrinth of now-defunct mines lining the ancient waterways. Follow the mostly flat trail and you will eventually reach the famous Golden Gully Arch that soars directly overhead.

History Hill Museum

The History Hill Museum is unique in the sense that many of the exhibits and attractions lie underneath the museum building in now defunct mineshafts. This open-air museum extends over 485 hectares, encompassing kilometres of old mine shafts, quarries, and underground rail lines. In addition, roughly 175 metres of an underground mine are open for public exploration. Experienced guides are also available on-site to provide lectures and explanations of the more than 10,000 gold rush era artifacts that include old mining equipment, steam engines, uranium glass, and a blacksmithing shop.