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Top Guest favourite
Farm stay in Bandon Grove
5 out of 5 average rating, 66 reviews

The Stable, at Bandon Grove

StevenRating, 5 stars5 days ago
This was by far the best airbnb stay we’ve had. It was like staying in a Town and Country Magazine. Nina thought of everything and so many little touch’s along the way. The place is beautiful along with the surroundings being picturesque. Will definitely be back, the pictures don’t do it justice- thanks Nina. Your homemade sourdough bread was delicious.
Top Guest favourite
Hut in Quirindi
5 out of 5 average rating, 27 reviews

Gilay Estate

SushmaRating, 5 stars2 days ago
Absolutely breathtaking experience at Gilay Estate, Quirindi! We spent 2 magical nights surrounded by nature's splendor, and it was truly more stunning than the photos and videos. The peace and tranquility were palpable, and time flew by in the blink of an eye. The 5-star bedroom was a haven, and the hot tubs, glaze pizza oven, and wooden BBQ area were the perfect settings for relaxation and indulgence. But what truly made our stay exceptional was our incredible host, Sandy - warm, welcoming, and generous to a fault! The complimentary wine and chocolate to celebrate our special occasion was the icing on the cake. Animal lovers, rejoice! This haven is perfect for you too. And if you're a sunrise or sunset enthusiast like us, you'll be blown away by the views. We'll be back, and soon! If you're looking for a slice of paradise, look no further than Gilay Estate. 10/10 would recommend! 🫶🌻☀️👏
Top Guest favourite
Cabin in Bilpin
5 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Bulga Amaroo, Bilpin

TomRating, 5 stars3 days ago
We stayed at the airbnb for 2 nights and it was everything we thought it would be if not better. The cabin was positioned in a scenic place with a beautiful view of the mountains. We added the charcuterie and champagne package which we really enjoyed and was definitely worth the upgrade. Jeanette was a extremely helpful host and provided great suggestions of things to do and see and was very responsive to all of our questions. Highly recommend to stay at this lovely cabin.
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Tent in Glen Davis
5 out of 5 average rating, 24 reviews

Wildnest Farmstay - Kookaburra

CassRating, 5 stars4 weeks ago
Outstanding. Claire and Peter have created such a magical place, to relax and switch off. Everything has been thoroughly thought out to make it truely special. Such gratitude to have been able to stay and enjoy it.
Top Guest favourite
Tiny home in Wolgan Valley
5 out of 5 average rating, 91 reviews

'Ligo' - With outdoor bath and escarpment views

DanielRating, 5 stars1 week ago
This tiny house was absolutely stunning – beautifully designed with incredible attention to detail. The views were breathtaking, and we loved relaxing in the outdoor bath and by the fire pit. A perfect, peaceful escape with top-tier amenities – we’ll definitely be back!
Top Guest favourite
Tiny home in Duns Creek
5 out of 5 average rating, 13 reviews

Tiny house; idyllic bush setting

ToriRating, 5 stars1 month ago
My husband and I had such a relaxing time at the tiny home to celebrate our first wedding anniversary. There had been lots of rain so the road was muddy on our arrival and we got ourselves bogged - Ant quickly came to the rescue to pull us out and was so friendly. The drive in is so beautiful and the tiny home itself is so cosy and peaceful. There was a personalised message and some treats on arrival which was such a special touch. There’s lots of exploring to do - my husband and I walked a couple of the tracks and soaked up nature and then followed up with a lay in the hammock and BBQ dinner. The nights were a bit wet but it would have been amazing to have a fire when it’s dry - instead we played card games inside with a hot choccy. We loved experiencing life off grid and the silence and peacefulness of the tiny home. Such a perfect stay to get away from the hustle and bustle of busy life. Would 100% recommend and would love to come back one day.
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Tiny home in Bundook
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 54 reviews

Gloucester River Getaway

TahliaRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Such a beautiful little spot! Was very cold, and wet due to weather but we enjoyed staying indoors playing games. Too bad we couldn’t get down to the river, but was still a really nice couple of days.
Guest favourite
Cabin in Broke
5 out of 5 average rating, 29 reviews

Dimensions X Farmstay OM1-3 'The Consumer Model'

AnnelieseRating, 5 stars1 week ago
I can’t fault our stay at Krinklewood, our group goes away often and this was one of, if not our favourite stay. The accomodation is perfect, the location is beautiful and the service 10/10. Will return!

Your guide to Hunter Region

All About Hunter Region

The Hunter Region is part of New South Wales, north of Sydney. The Hunter Valley is one of the largest river valleys on the NSW coast, and is known for its wine region — the oldest in Australia. Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, undulating vineyard landscapes, more than 150 cellar doors, award-winning restaurants, and innovative paddock to plate produce, this is a wonderful region to explore.

The Hunter Valley is divided into seven subregions, each with its unique character. The main hub is the Pokolbin/Rothbury region, where many of the largest wineries are located. Newcastle, the valley's largest town, has a popular seafront promenade. Beyond wine, the Hunter Valley is also famous for its picturesque vistas, elegant day spas, golf courses, and the World Heritage wilderness areas and national parks.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Hunter Region

The climate in the Hunter Valley is moderate year-round. Autumn months are the most popular time to visit the Hunter Valley as temperatures are comfortable, and there is less rainfall. There are also some great festivals such as the Cessnock Stomp Festival, where you can take a turn mashing grapes with your feet, and a number of music and food festivals.

Winter temperatures can dip quite low, especially during the night. During the winter, region producers put on some fantastic epicurean events at the Hunter Valley Wine & Food Festival.

When the weather warms up, spring is a wonderful time to visit the Hunter Valley gardens, which are in bloom. Summer, another peak season, can be quite delightful as well, with its warm but occasionally rainy weather. Summer is also the beginning of harvest season in the valley.


Top things to do in Hunter Region

Hot Air Ballooning

Rise well before the sun one morning and float above Australia’s oldest wine region in a balloon. Go aloft to survey the valley’s singular scenery from above and experience the magic of an early morning sunrise. From here you’ll be able to see miles of sprawling scenic vineyards and maybe even some kangaroos bounding through paddocks.

Barrington Tops National Park

Preserving one of the largest temperate rainforests in Australia, Barrington Tops National Park, in the upper Hunter Valley, is part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area. The park offers a vast network of hiking trails, including the 1,500-meter-high Aeroplane Hill Walking Track, which weaves through wetlands and woodlands in the subalpine region of the park and offers stunning views. The park is also popular with birders, and you may spot wildlife like swamp wallabies and grey kangaroos.

Maitland Regional Art Gallery

Housed in a beautiful federation gothic building, the Maitland Regional Art Gallery is a bright, contemporary space that showcases works from well-known Australian and international artists. The museum's focus is works on paper, but also includes sculptures, installations, and photographs. There’s also an area of the museum dedicated to children and offers free kids' art activities and workshops.

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