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Farm stay in Tumut
4.72 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

Bombowlee Creek Homestead

PaulineRating, 5 stars1 month ago
The location was beautiful. We wished we could have stayed longer. Anyone with mobility issues (I have a bad knee) be aware of 2 steps from lounge to hall and kitchen when constantly moving around the lovely large home. The super comfortable king bed was divine after a long day of travel.
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Home in Ellerslie
5 out of 5 average rating, 11 reviews

Coorumbene Cottage

TahliahRating, 5 stars1 month ago
We throughly enjoyed our stay! Suitable for all ages! Love the location and farm
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Home in Corryong
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

Miners Cottage Corryong

SarahRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Beautiful home on the main stretch of town - far enough to be quiet, yet close enough to be easy. We loved our stay, the indoor fireplace was a highlight & also the historic insight.
Tiny home in Braemar Bay
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 11 reviews

Joey @ Braemar Bay Holiday Park

JacintaRating, 5 stars3 months ago
Wonderful little place to stay! Was perfect for my partner and I, the host was super friendly very laid back and generally around a really nice bloke. Definitely would stay here again!
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Home in Tumbarumba
5 out of 5 average rating, 25 reviews

"Retreat" Yourself

SabeehRating, 5 stars1 month ago
Beautiful location and stunning property - staying here was an absolute pleasure and Marney was a fantastic host. Incredible weekend getaway and would love to come again. Thank you Marney!
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Home in Batlow
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews

Brindabella Farm Stay A Rural Retreat

OliviaRating, 5 stars1 month ago
What a view! Such a special place with incredible surroundings. The cabins are very new and well equipped with lots of thoughtful additions. A place to truly relax and enjoy the beautiful countryside. Anne was so helpful and welcoming! Hopefully we’ll be back :)
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Home in Tumbarumba
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

Sweet By & By - boutique church stay

SusanRating, 5 stars4 weeks ago
The perfect place for a getaway. Beautifully styled with all the comforts you need. Slept so soundly, waking to the soft sunlight coming in through the original church windows. The kitchen and bathroom have everything that you need. I loved all the thoughtful touches from the bedside lighting, supplies for the fire, real coffee, gorgeous books, luxurious bedding. In easy walking distance to great cafes, especially Nest. Highly recommend Sweet By and By for a relaxing weekend away, wished we were able to stay longer! Thank you Angela & Ehren.
Guest suite in Corryong
4.62 out of 5 average rating, 55 reviews

Jeryn on Jephcott

JaniceRating, 5 stars2 months ago
It was a fantastic location! Taryn was a wonderful host. She always responded quickly. The bed was very comfortable which made for a great nights sleep after big days out. It was all very relaxing and peaceful. Thank you.

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Tumbarumba

  • Total rentals

    10 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

    $139 AUD before taxes and fees

  • Total number of reviews

    1.3K reviews

  • Family-friendly rentals

    10 properties are a good fit for families

  • Wi-Fi availability

    10 properties include access to Wi-Fi

  • Popular amenities

    Kitchen, Wi-Fi and Pool

Your guide to Tumbarumba

Welcome to Tumbarumba

The town of Tumbarumba sits in the low foothills of the New South Wales Snowy Mountains. Located on the epic Hume and Hovell Track across the southeast of the state, it’s a great base for hiking the Snowy Valleys, and for forays into nearby Kosciuszko National Park. Tumbarumba is also an emerging cool-climate wine region, with the first commercial vineyards planted in 1981. One of the very first vineyards was established by a veteran Australian winemaker who identified the area as being similar in climate to the renowned French wine regions of Burgundy and Champagne. After a few hiccups, the first crop of wine grapes was harvested in 1986, and now the region is home to 19 vineyards. Eight of these estates produce wine under their own labels, while the rest supply fruit to wineries across the state. The basalt and granite soils of Tumbarumba produce excellent Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, with Pinot Gris, Riesling, Grüner Veltliner, and Pinot Meunier grapes also grown here.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Tumbarumba

As befits its location in the Snowy Valleys, Tumbarumba gets the occasional dusting of snow amid the rain in the wet winter months, when nighttime temperatures dip below freezing. The town is two to three hours from the ski fields at Thredbo and Perisher Valley in Kosciuszko National Park, making it a handy diversion on the way up to the snow. With the first heat of spring the town gets busy, with events such as the Tumbarumba Spring Flower Festival drawing crowds. The warmer months are great for mountain biking, with a network of tracks close to town. Even in summer the nights can be crisp, especially in December. The Tumbafest music and wine festival in February signals the end of summer and the show of colours as the town’s trees start to shed their leaves.


Top things to do in Tumbarumba

The Food and Wine Trail

After you’ve checked out the cellar doors in Tumbarumba, head toward nearby Batlow, the apple (and cider) capital of Australia. On the 30-minute drive you’ll find plenty of foodie distractions, including chestnut and truffle farms and roadside farm stalls.

Tumbarumba to Rosewood Rail Trail

Running 21 kilometres from just outside Tumbarumba to the nearby town of Rosewood, this bike and walking track follows a disused rail line through some lovely countryside and across restored timber trestle rail bridges. If you aren’t bringing your own bike, you can hire conventional two-wheelers and e-bikes (and a chariot for up to two kids under the age of five) in town.

Bago State Forest

A 30-minute drive from Tumbarumba, the alpine ash trees of Bago State Forest extend all the way to Kosciuszko National Park. Take a picnic to Pilot Hill Arboretum, a leafy refuge with more than 50 species of conifer and hardwood trees, hike through woodlands, and cool off in Paddys River Dam.

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