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Grand old timber home, three minutes walk to the centre of Nimbin, opposite the uniquely Nimbin Bowling Club with its restaurant and regular nights of music and entertainment. Spacious living room, kitchen, high ceiling bedrooms opening out onto verandah, and a balcony overlooking the quarter acre backyard.

Hostess Mari can provide unique Salvadoran cooking, or Australian dishes to your taste. Or you can make use of the facilities of the large kitchen. Explore the nearby National Parks, and unique geography of the Bundjalung country, and learn how Nimbin became the sister city of Woodstock and a magnet to artists, musicians, writers and individuals seeking an alternative lifestyle. Site of the annual world famous Mardi Grass festival.

Nimbin is set in the middle of several National Parks with numerous bushwalking trails of varying degrees of difficulty, from easy one hour excursions to overnight camping in the mountains. There is a rich musical culture with local musicians jamming at the famous Oasis Cafe or The Bush Factory. Local bands play three nights a week at the Nimbin Freemasons Hotel, there are occasional free concerts in the park and at the monthly local market. There are always buskers in single main street. There are local weekend markets at the outlying villages and communities in the lush subtropical rainforest in the mountains around Nimbin. Both the Nimbin Hotel, and the Bowling Club across the street, have world class restaurants. A few minutes walk to the centre will find four excellent restaurant/coffee shops, a well serviced supermarket, with a health food store, and the iconic Oasis coffee shop. Novelty clothes shops, tourist advisory centre and art gallery are clustered together in a few short blocks of the main street with its world famous murals and painted shop fronts. On the edge of town is the Djambung Gardens model permaculture centre, and the sacred Nimbin Rocks visible from anywhere in the town.

check out our group discounts by asking for an offer, as little as $25 per person for groups of 4 or more. Please consider our little paradise. we will have three dwellings listed soon. The second will be listed by the 10th of January, it will suit up to 4 people. Open plan with a great view of Nimbin Rocks the outstanding natural feature of the local area. We have lots of wild life. Beautification still in progress but the scenery is really what you are paying for.

self contained and available for first responders. Enquire about special prices. Our space is unique because of the view of NImbin Rocks but also the natural environment surrounding our listing, we have a four hundred year old fig tree very close to the builings and this is a haven for birds and bats, we have a healthy community of micro bats as well. You can book up to seven people for the listing . With three queen sized beds and one single bed it will also be great for a family with kids. The current listing has a veranda on both the eastern and western sides to provide access to sun or shade as required. With some of the local wallabies coming almost to your door in the early hours it is a beautiful experience to be able to see. Also we are close to national parks, water falls, cafes and restaurants. We aim to provide fresh fruit grown onsite in the coming years and in the near future provide guests with opportunity to pick their own vegetables and herbs grown in gardens close as a stone throw from your bedr Blue and Red Wrens are abundant here as are a number of different finch varieties, other birds include Wedge tailed eagles, Ospreys and Black Cockatoo and White Cockatoo to name just a few. Down the road at the bridge one can observe Platypus and the odd Echidna can be seen around the property.

Nimbin is famous throughout the world for it's natural charm and anti establishment community especially toward the use of cannabis, it is the second busiest town in Australia after Byron Bay and many people visit the town every day. Nimbin has many other great features including access to natural health practitioners and massage, a variety of eateries and souvineers to be bought. Also there are a number of heritage listed national parks within a short drive.

The quaint 'Fairywren' room has a double bed against the wall, a wash basin in the corner with a seperate toilet room but there's no shower or bath. Included in the room is tea and coffee facilities with a kettle, bar fridge and outside your window is a shared outdoor undercover kitchenette area consisting of all basic necessities for dining and preparing meals, including crockery, cutlery, bbq, frypan and sink for washing up. Enjoy dining outside and interacting with the animals and birds.

Wishingwell Farm Mountain Haven is situated in a beautiful and magical part of Australia. Its close to the heritage listed Border Ranges National Park, Hanging Rock Falls and the unique hippy capital of Australia, Nimbin township. Our property is a peaceful place where our guests can interact with farm animals and birds while they relax, unwind and reconnect with nature.

There's always something happening in the area and to keep updated just like our Facebook page, " Wishingwell Farmstay " to find out more. Wadeville Woolies general store, take away and bottleshop is only 3km south on Kyogle rd. Annie's cafe is next door where you can enjoy a lovely Devonshire tea with home-made scones. Try the best home-made pasta at Armonica or delicious pizzas at La Trattoria, both restaurants in Nimbin. Sphinx Rock cafe is 10km north on Kyogle Rd, it's a great place to relax, enjoy a beer or wine and eat a scrumptious freshly made meal or rea/coffee and dessert. Every Sunday they have a great band playing with live music in the garden.

This is our second building to become available It has one bedroom with two queen size mattress , a good kitchen and shower. it has a large living area and is facing the forest.

our houses are self contained and available for first responders just enquire for special price. The dwellings are all open plan,all works in progress. The view is what you come for,the birds,wallabies,freedom to be yourself.s

Its Nimbin,its alternate,counter culture is famous the world over,you can do most what ever you please as long as other people or living things are not harmed.

The Yogi's Hut is a much loved off-grid earth studio, and home-away-from-home for our mother, grandmother and the family Yoga teacher, Carolyn. It is light-filled, simple, and peaceful. We are thrilled to share the hut with travellers and guests who enjoy rustic comfort, quiet bush ambience and eco-conscious living. The hut is located on a larger shared property but is completely private. It is located 5 minutes by road from the thriving alternative village of Nimbin.

The Yogi's Hut is a large, light-filled, one-room studio space, with an extra large partially covered deck for you to practice yoga or meditate in the morning sun. The hut is charming and comfortable with simple eco-amenties. To really enjoy your time here, you must be prepared to embrace rustic pleasures like an outside composting toilet, lighting a fire for warmth, and thoughtful use of the off-grid solar system. There is limited mobile coverage ( 1-2 bars Telstra/Optus outside on the deck) and no internet/ Wi-Fi in the hut. The hut is equipped with a fridge, toaster, and electric lights. We have a petrol-powered generator for back-up power on rainy days. In summer the high ceilings, earth floor and fans help the dwelling stay cool, and in winter the morning sun warms the space beautifully. We have a four-burner gas cooker, a small camping oven, and gas-fired hot water. The toilet is a composting toilet seperate from the main dwelling and the shower room is attached to the deck, meaning it cannot be accessed internally. We have provided warm robes for you to travel to and from the shower. The Yogi's Hut is best suited to a single traveller or couple, however, the built in lounge/daybed can be comfortably converted into x 2 single sleeping spaces for up to 2 more guests if needed.

The hut is located in a rural, sparsely populated area, but is only 5 minutes by road from amenties in the village of Nimbin. The Stony Chute valley is incredibly beautiful, and is always alive with birdsong. We see echindnas, wallabies, blue-tounge lizards, and goannas on the property. If you get up early we can show you where you are almost guaranteed to see our resident wallabies. Nimbin is a truly special place and has great food and farmers markets.

We are 2 minutes from Uki, and 8 minutes from Mt Warning our bungalow is a perfect getaway for you to explore the beautiful Tweed Valley. We include a wide selection of breakfast goodies. Have a swim after your climb, relax and enjoy the birds & wildlife. Festival patrons please note, North Byron Parkland (Splendour in the Grass,Falls Festival etc.) is 25 minutes south of us and Belongil Fields is a further 10 minutes on.

We find that most of our guests come to relax and "get away" so value the privacy and peacefully surrounds of our cottage. Please note....we are a Land for Wildlife property, so PLEASE NO PETS.

Uki is a freindly, unique village at the foot hills of MT Warning. Murrwillumbah Art Gallery (featuring the permanent Margret Olley exhibition) is 15 minutes away. Byron Bay and the Gold Coast airport are both 45 minutes drive. Uki has a farmers market on Saturday mornings. There is a good range of fruit and vegetables, beautiful locally made sour dough breads, great cheese cakes, Thai food and morning tea. The village market is held on the third Sunday of the month, lots of bargains, great music and delicious market food. The Uki pub has now re opened and features local musicians on Sunday afternoons and of course counter lunches and dinner every night. The" go to coffee shop" is at the Post Office open from 6.30 am, get the paper and say hello to Gary and the girls.There are also 2 cafes. There is a well stocked general store, take-a-way and the famous Uki Pie shop. Uki Antique and Vintage is an "Aladins' cave" of treasures and bargains.

A piece of paradise located 5 minutes from Nimbin village. The spacious guesthouse overlooks a dam abundant with wildlife and stunning views of the Nimbin Rocks. It has 2 comfy king single beds, a single bed in a separate room, kitchenette, large bathroom, laundry basin, ample wardrobe storage, sofa, dining table, tv with dvds (there is no reception). Perfect for friends travelling together, but please, no pets. Nightly rates are for 2 people, extra guest is $45. Enjoy your stay!

Large windows provide a magnificent view of the Nimbin Rocks. You can enjoy the wildlife from the verandah while sipping on your cup of tea (enjoy the birds, but please don't feed them--they have plenty to eat). Enjoy the refreshing summer rains under a covered patio. The kitchenette comprises a cooktop, microwave, small fridge, tableware and cookware, and plenty of drawers to store your supplies, a dining table with chairs. The studio area has two comfortable king single beds that can be pushed together, a sofa, chest of drawers television with built-in DVD player and a collection of DVDs (there is no tv reception). A small bedroom with a single bed is located opposite the spacious bathroom. Luggage can be stowed in a walk-in robe with hangers. The house is fully insulated, windows on all sides provide cooling cross-breezes, there are fans and heaters. The guest-house is supplied by inline filtered rainwater (short showers please) and solar power.

We are a small rural property (17 ha) typical to the region, with young dairy cows and a bull grazing on the pasture. Wildlife is abundant. We have identified more than 85 bird species on the property, including yellow-tailed black cockatoos. There are several species of frogs, dragon flies, and butterflies. The dam is home to saw-shell turtles, eels, water dragons and other reptiles. Mammals include platypus, bandicoots and red-necked wallabies, flying foxes and micro bats. Foxes and dingoes can be heard at night during their breeding season. We are in the heart of the 'Rainbow Region', surrounded by rainforests that are part of the World Heritage listed national parks, including Border Ranges, Wollumbin (Mt Warning), Nightcap and others--all a day trip away.

Our Alpine Cabin, located on a ridge, is a European timber chalet with large verandahs offering views across forest, garden and hills. It features a Queen bed, ensuite bathroom, tea and coffee making corner, interior dining setting, and television. Suitable for couples only, it is ideal for a romantic get away, or as a longer-term creative hide-away or writer’s retreat. Free use of the Garden Kitchen to self-cater is included.

While our proximity to Wollumbin National Park just 5 minutes drive away, and the chance to climb Mt Warning is a very popular option, there is so much more to see and do in this beautiful region during your stay. We're a short 5 minute drive to the charming village of Uki, and 10 minute drive to Murwillumbah, with Tweed Heads and uncrowded beaches just 30 minutes drive along the picturesque Tweed Valley Way. There are also World Heritage Listed National Parks with walks and lookouts to enjoy. Be sure to ask us for more information when you arrive. Discover the character filled villages on a scenic Rainforest Way drive Play in crystal clear swimming holes Indulge at Curl Up & Dye Aveda Concept Salon, Hair and Beauty in Uki Tweed Regional Art Gallery — highly recommended Bush walk in one of our 5 World Heritage Listed National Parks: Arakwal National Park (183 Ha) Border Ranges National Park (30,508 Ha) Broadwater National Park (3,737 Ha) Bundjalung National Park (17,699 Ha) Burleigh Head National Park (27.6 Ha) Mebbin National Park — a scenic drive via the Rainforest Way, Mt Warning Byrrill Creek — a 450 meter walking track through a stand of ancient giant figs Razorback Lookout — the best views of Tweed Heads and surrounding tapestry of rivers, oceans, mountains and valleys Stay for local events or festivals: Tweed Valley Banana Festival Tyalgum Classical Music Festival and more! Visit Weekend Markets and Farmers Markets Go bird watching with local enthusiasts Laze on clean, uncrowded beaches less than 30 minutes drive away

Welcome to Nimbin Waterfall retreat the ONLY accomodation around with its own private 35 ft Waterfall we have now opened up second bedsitter called the Green room bedsitter attached to my house. Relax chill out on the spacious verandah with veiws, with a basic kitchenette fridge BBQ etc. We also have a separate cabin also on this site. The older style house set in a country rural scene with breathtaking mountains ranges Mt Nardi is behind our waterfall is only 6 minutes walk from room.

The ONLY accomodation in Nimbin with Its own private 35 ft waterfall only minutes walk away. Relax unwind in this serene valley with the Nightcap national park surrounding, wake up to mist on the mountains wallabies grazing at the back and front of house. Chill out on the open verandah BBQ available or info red sauna plus numerous other options available.

We are in a rural property , please respect the neighbours and there boundaries. Nimbin is a crazy hippie town the one of the most visited place in Australia, only coming a close second to Byron bay

A short two minute walk to the centre of Nimbin with the hotel and its restaurant, and numerous cafes, restaurants, and a small supermarket. Just across the road from the Bowling Club with its own restaurant and an entertainment venue.

Large balcony overlooking a spacious garden. Renovated kitchen and two large living spaces.

Just across the road from the Bowling Club that has a good restaurant. Two or three minutes walk from the centre of the village where there is a hotel (also with a good restaurant) and numerous coffee shops, eateries, a Pizza parlour and a small supermarket.

Secluded spacious Eco friendly self contained cottage. Perfect place for retreat for solo travelers, and romantic getaway for a couple. Come and enjoy bushwalking, amazing views, beautiful stars, abundant wildlife, and seasonal fruits from our orchard. The cottage is made of recycled materials, furnished with handmade and vintage style furniture which creates rustic charm and funky ambience. 15 min to Nimbin, 35 min to Mt. Warning, and 5 min to local cafe.

Located in the Tweed Valley surrounded by 3 World Heritage National Parks. The cottage sets amongst 130 acres of regenerated forest, tropical gardens, orchards, and veggie gardens. It is a place to reconnect, rewind and rejuvenate. Perfect getaway for a couples and solo travelers. The cottage has good size kitchen, spacious living and outside area, comfy queen size bed and more! Beautiful creek and swimming holes are only a short drive away. *Enjoy extensive walking trails on the property to soak up the beautiful views & nature. There are orchards where seasonal fruit may be eaten. *Covered patio area equipped with modern BBQ and sun loungers to enjoy the outside living. Bench seat under the beautiful Mango tree providing the nice shade throughout the day. *Kitchen is equipped with bar fridge, gas stove, oven, microwave and necessary kitchen tools. Oil, salt, sugar are provided as well as tea and coffee to enjoy. *Extensive tropical gardens. *Lots of birds and wild life. You will have morning and late afternoon wallaby visits. We have very shy resident platypus in our dam. *Comfortable open plan living area with DVDs, Bluetooth speaker, books, games and puzzles. (We have computer screen to watch DVDs. Sorry, no TV reception or cable TV. You can bring your external hard drive with your own movie selections) *Best suited to the couples, however we can accept the additional guests who want to set up their own bed/tents. (Additional cost incurred). Sorry, we can’t provide any additional bedding. *Bathroom is part of a covered patio area. Guests can choose the bathroom to be opened or closed. *A composting toilet is in a separate small building (Enjoy the view from there). *It is a dog friendly accommodation where house trained dogs are allowed inside of the cottage, but they are NOT ALLOWED ON SOFA AND BED. Please do not leave the dog by themselves inside or outside of the cottage. 1 dog only. Please send us message first with your dog breed, size, gender, and age. *Owners live on site (separate dwelling that is 60m away. There are lots of trees between the dwellings.) We can help with any questions or additional needs that you may have during your stay. *Outside open fire under the stars is the best place to enjoy some drinks! (Firewood provided. Outside of fire ban period. ) *Bathroom is part of a covered patio area. Guests can choose the bathroom to be opened or closed. *The cottage has very easy access from the main road (sealed) so you don’t have to worry about driving the dirt road or getting flooded in. *The accommodation has solar-hot water system, 240V, and on dam water. *A gas heater is available during winter. There is a fan but no air-con. The cottage has fly screen. *Local swimming holes and creeks are short drive away for hot days. *Mobile reception is very limited. If you need to make phone calls, there is a landline available at owner’s dwelling with free local, national and mobile calls. *Sphinx Rock cafe is just a 5 minutes drive away where you can get wifi connection and enjoy live music on every Sunday afternoon. i

Nimbin 13km Uki 20km Mt. Warning National park Border ranges national park Hanging rock swimming hole Local Farmers markets *Lismore Organic Market Every Tuesday 7.30-11am Lismore Showground, North Lismore. *Nimbin Farmers Market Every Wednesday 3-6pm Next to the Green Bank, Cullen St, Nimbin. *Lismore Produce Market Every Thursday 2.30-6.30pm Magellan Street (between Carrington & Molesworth Streets) Lismore CBD. *Blue Knob Farmers Market Every Saturday 8.30am-12pm Blue Knob Café and Gallery, 719 Blue Know Road, Lilian Rock. Monthly Markets *Lismore Handmade Market 1st Saturday 10am-2pm Northern Rivers Conservatorium, cnr Keen Street & Magellan Street, Lismore *Lismore Car Boot Market 1st & 3rd Sunday 7.30am-2pm Lismore Shopping Square, Uralba Street, Lismore. *The Channon Craft Market 2nd Sunday 9am-3pm Coronation Park, The Channon. *Nimbin Market 4th & 5th Sunday 9am-2:30 Nimbin Community Centre, Cullen Street, Nimbin

Escape or self isolate to Mt Burrell in our 24ft luxury RV, on 6 acres with QS Bed, Ensuite bathroom 5 min walk to licensed cafe & General store Fridge and Gas cooker/oven, BBQ & fire pit. Dvd player with huge choice of Dvd's TV, stereo and WIFI Bring your Drone or Gold clubs kick back in the hammocks 15 mins - Nimbin Uki or Crams farm dam Mt Warning 20 min's Host on site but out of sight you will only see us if you want to

We are situated in the beautiful Caldera region on 6 Acres. Surrounded by national parks, bush walking and funky little towns like Nimbin & Uki both within 15 mins drive Every Saturday 2 local Farmers markets & Gourmet Cafe across the road. Uki Antiques & Markets open every weekend or listen to local artists playing live music on Sundays a few minutes walk away. Bring your golf clubs for your private practice fairway or your drone. We Welcome & Respect all Cultures faiths and Relationships & look forward to hosting you.

We share Waratah Court Mt Burrell with lovely neighbours, please respect their privacy.

Wishingwell Farm is nestled 317m above sea level amongst the mountains, surrounded by 40 acres of Australian native wildlife, flora, fauna and spectacular views. Enjoy the serenity, fresh air, peace and quiet and listen to nature at its best!

We have two individual guest rooms available. The 'Peacock' room has a queen size bed and full ensuite and the 'Fairywren' room has a double bed with separate toilet room with wash basin only. We can supply a portal cot if necessary. The two rooms are separated by a hallway and we give a discount if booking both rooms together. This accommodate is perfect for either a family of four or two couples. For our visitor's privacy there is a door and stairwell to separate the guests area from the main house. The Peacock room is supplied with a kettle, bar fridge, microwave, toaster, coffee plunger, crockery and cutlery. Included is museli, fruit, milk, bread for toasting, jam, honey, butter, teas and coffee. For a fee of $5 per person we can provide farm fresh eggs, bacon (mushrooms for vegans) and tomato for you to prepare and cook yourself. There is a small outdoor kitchenette with cooking and dining facilities including a bbq, frypan, sink with tap, bench and cupboard space, small dining table and chairs. During winter we can provide an outdoor gas heater if requested. Enjoy sharing an outdoor dining experience on the small enclosed verandah and enjoy a leisurely evening under the fairylights, it's also a great area to view and be entertained by the many domestic and native animals and birds living on the property. Walk around the property to see the kangaroos and wallabies feeding in the paddocks at dusk and dawn. If you book around September/October you may be fortunate enough to discover the wonder of the fireflies during mating season as they light up the night with their magical glow on a warm humid evening. During your visit enjoy patting, talking and hand feeding our ducks, miniature farm animals and their babies at Wishingwell Farm. Drive 6km to Hanging Rock Falls for a swim or perhaps just clear the mind of clutter and meditate amongst the peace and serenity of running water. There's so much more to learn and explore in the Northern Rivers region, it's a great place to find yourself.

Annie is one of our friendly neighbours who runs her own Cafe with delicious home-made meals and Devonshire teas. Set on her property amongst a tranquil native plant nursery, her meals can be enjoyed Wednesday to Sunday 9am to 5pm. Regular Yoga classes are held in the local hall for a small fee. I can arrange an in-house massage appointment with notice upon booking the accommodation, fee for massage applies. Sphinx Rock Cafe is 10 km north and caters for everyone. They have delicious freshly cooked homemade meals, a playground for children and great live local music every Sunday.

Between the Showground and the main street a short 4 minute walk to town, we offer a newly renovated, fully self contained 50 sq/m upstairs apartment with stunning mountain views, excellent amenities and a nice vibe. - Queen-bed room with walk-in wardrobe - En-suite bathroom - Walk-through to living with mega comfy sofa bed and dining area - Fully equipped kitchenette - Huge balcony with stunning views and comfy seats Quality single beds are available on request.

Enjoy the many birds that visit the deck daily for a snack. Quiet but close to everything. Excellent for a weekend to enjoy everything Nimbin has to offer, or stay longer. Discounts available for extended stays of 1 week or longer.

Nimbin is a colorful little town with it's well known blend of hippie and farming culture. With it's beautiful green rolling hills, mountains and near by national parks. Visit our local shops and markets, or sit and enjoy food and drinks in one of the many cafes within a short walk of the house. Enjoy the lively night street drumming circle usually on a Friday, or one of the many free bands within the parks. Nimbin Bowlo has an excellent chef and regular open mic nights if you'd like to join in.

Welcome to my Eco Villa Surya. This is my home I will share with you. This is a sanctuary and nature retreat, perfect to wind down from the hustle & bustle of life. Our property is backing on to the Night Cap National Park on a high mountain plateau with incredible views over the Tweed Valley. You will have a very beautiful room with plenty of light with your own entrance and a big King sized Latex bed. A wonderful place to relax and rejuvenate! A great base camp to explore the area. Welcome!!!

We are off the grid, meaning the house is running on solar power and we have spring water running on tap. It is a very natural property were you will see the wild life during your stay. You might see the wallabies hopping by your window! Even though the room is attached to our house, it has a seperate entrance for your privacy, also our flush toilet is accessible from the verandah, no need to go through the house. The shower and big bath tub is located in a seperate beautiful bath house which is a 40 second walk away from the house. Only if you wish to cook we will have to share the kitchen. Welcome! I just newly renovated the guest room you can stay in and used only the finest materials, as all of my house is made out of Eco materials. It is an Eco Villa because we used non toxic Eco & clay paints all through the house, wood and bamboo flooring, wool insulation and artistic finishing touches like beautiful stain glass windows. It has a King size Latex mattress in the room and a great table to do your work from.

My place is on my share in a community. We are a circle of friends, knowing each other for more than 20 years and live in a peacefully and supportive way. We are all spiritually active and open to alternative life style. We all have our large individual shares and live far enough away from each other to have plenty of private space...therefor it would be appreciated if guests please don't attempt to visit the neighbouring houses

Disconnect from the outside world in this unique cabin perched upon the banks of the Oxley River in Eungella Northern New South Wales just 30 minutes from Gold Coast Airport. Built in the 1920s this historic farmers hut has been beautifully updated to retain its period details. It is situated upon The River Orchard a 165 acre macadamia farm just 10 minutes from conveniences in Murwillumbah town centre and the Mt Warning walking trail. The deck complete with barbecue takes in sweeping views across the Oxley River and Tweed Valley vistas as does the cosy interior studio space framed by a towering floor to ceiling window and period cast iron stove (not working). The hut is not powered making it the ideal space to switch off from the outside world and those seeking an intimate getaway. Its day bed effortlessly folds out into a king size bed with all linen and towels provided as well as all cutlery, plates, salt, pepper, tea, coffee and cooking oil for the outdoor barbecue overlooking the open firepit. Enjoy the firepit with firewood provided upon request. Guests are also invited to enjoy the Oxley River swimming spot with natural rapids as well as wander this picturesque property. The River Orchard is a 90 minute drive south of Brisbane, 40 minutes from Gold Coast Airport and Northern New South Wales Beaches including Kingscliff, Cabarita plus Byron Bay. The property is just 10 minutes from Coles Supermarkets in Murwillumbah and town conveniences including restaurants and boutique shops. We are also an ideal spot for those planning to walk Mt Warning with the trail just a 10 minute drive away and Natural Bridge nearby. We’re also ideally located for those attending weddings at Mavis’s . # Day bed opens out to a king sized bed (linens & towels provided) # Shared hot water shower/compost toilet # Unpowered but lighting is provided # 30 minute drive to Gold Coast Airport/Byron Bay

Situated less than 10 minutes from the Mt Warning walk and Murwillumbah village.

The cottage is situated upon a hill near the end of a quiet cul-de-sac about 1km from Uki village. Surrounding homes (all on 1 acre) are largely hidden from one another. Mount Warning views can be enjoyed from the room itself or from the adjoining verandah. The sunsets are regularly spectacular. Guests often comment that this specific location is magical due to the exceptional natural views (largely lacking buildings), lush vegetation, ideal climate, and tranquillity.

Couples and singles. Sorry, no space for children.

In the village there is a great bakery, a cafe/coffee shop, a supermarket, take-away, newsagent, post office, laundromat, a new hotel where meals are served, and a number of art/craft/artisan furniture shops. Mavi's Kitchen (a local restaurant en route to Mt Warning) is well known for it's amazing food. Every Saturday morning there is a produce market in the village, and the Uki Market is held on the third Sunday of every month. Mount Warning (which many visitors climb) is 15 minutes by car. Tweed Valley Regional Gallery (a major attraction that contains the reconstructed studio of Margaret Olley) is 10km away; on the way, at Stoker's Siding, is a noteworthy pottery shop worth a visit. Clarrie Hall Dam is 1km away, and Crams Farm picnic area (on the other side of the dam) is a great place to enjoy a different view of Mt Warning. The Tweed Coast is about 40 minutes away, with excellent uncrowded beaches (from Kingsciff to Pottsville). If one enjoys nature, mountains, rivers and the sea, the Tweed Valley is the place to be!

This Amazing 5 bedroom sandstone home 3 acres of rainforest in the Mountains of UKI 3.5 klm from UKI Village 12 min to Murwillumbah The property has been fully renovated , new carpets bathroom POOL/ SPA , stunning vistas everywhere you look Large mowed paddocks Undercover parking full use of all ammenities Pizza oven BBQ Private entrance to large bedroom Phone reception is excellent Small dogs only $10 p/n Bfast provided help yourself to pantry . SMOKING OUTSIDE ONLY

Smaller pets allowed , The bedroom is large , clean , private , with door locks for your security and convenience . Large built in with set of draws , pool is steps away from your front door

Mt Warning just around the corner and fabulous UKI Village , 35 minutes to GOLD COAST and BYRON BAY

A sanctuary on top of the mountain, with magic views from the verandah, you are in the midst of the rainforest and its wildlife. Enjoy a unique experience in a sustainable environment, with solar power, filtered water from tanks and compost toilet. Feel nature's serenity, meet our chickens, wild turkey, wallabies and goannas. The house, on 5 acres of lush bush, is one with its surroundings with beautiful timber logs as the foundations and decorated with exotic art and furniture.

It is a unique pole house, built with hard wood timber, which feels very private as it is situated in the rainforest, without any houses in sight although we are 5 minutes away from Mt Warning and the village of Uki. You can only hear many different variety of birds and the forest surrounding the house is magic.

We are 5 minutes to Mount Warning and to the World heritage rainforest in Wollumbin National Park. You can drive five minutes to the historical village of Uki, enjoy a meal in the trendy coffee shops or just visit the local pub. Mount Jerusalem National Park is also just around the corner, where you can enjoy a day out at Hell's hole Falls. You can also visit Murwillambah, which is a lively and eclectic city, full of character with many restaurants and coffee shops. We are not far form water holes and from the Gold coast, Coolangatta is 35 minutes away. If you like the beach, we are around 38 kms to Kingscliff and 54 kms to Byron Bay. Mullumbimby is also not far, 43 kms away.

The Potting Shed at Nimbin Being only a 15 minute walk away from Nimbin Town, this conveniently located retreat is an absolute must stay. This separate single storey property has been newly renovated and includes 2 queen bedrooms and boasts brand new furniture with nature inspired details throughout - be one of the first ever to stay and enjoy! With stunning views of both Nimbin Rocks and Blue Knob from the property, you’ll truly be immersed in the natural beauty of Nimbin and it’s icons.

Spend your days visiting hot spots in Byron Bay, Ballina and the Hinterland, local waterfalls or national parks, only an hour away (or less) and return to 15 acres of land that you can explore that is home to stunning local birds, curious wallabies, and vibrant wildlife that changes every day - right on your doorstep. Relax in the generous light filled living space with full size dining, a fully functional kitchen and brand new bathroom with shower over the bathtub. With privately screened access to the Airbnb and separate parking available for 2 vehicles, ‘The Potting Shed’ feels more like a home away from home, just in a lush new setting. Should the weather turn cool, we’ve also provided wet weather options such as board games, DVDS, a Nintendo Wii, a Playstation, and VR headsets.

Nimbin is a village in the Northern Rivers area of the Australian state of New South Wales, approximately 30 km (19 mi) north of Lismore, 33 km (21 mi) northeast of Kyogle, and 70 km (43 mi) west of Byron Bay. Nimbin is notable for the prominence of its environmental initiatives such as permaculture, sustainability, and self-sufficiency, as well as the cannabis counterculture. Writer Austin Pick described his initial impressions of the village this way: "It is as if a smoky avenue of Amsterdam has been placed in the middle of the mountains behind frontier-style building facades. ... Nimbin is a strange place indeed." Nimbin has been described in literature and mainstream media as 'the drug capital of Australia', 'a social experiment', and 'an escapist sub-culture'. Nimbin has become an icon in Australian cultural history, with many of the values first introduced there by the counterculture becoming part of modern Australian culture. History Nimbin and surrounding areas are part of what is known as the "Rainbow Region", which is of cultural importance to the Indigenous Bundjalung people. The name Nimbin comes from the local Whiyabul (Widgibal) clan who’s Dreamtime speaks of the Nimbinjee spirit people protecting the area. Since in the year 1,973, the area has been a haven for Australia's counterculture. Forests of red cedar first attracted loggers to the area in the 1840s, but by the end of the century most of the land had been cleared. With the cedar forests gone, Nimbin was subdivided in 1903, with the land turned over to dairy farming and growing bananas. In the 1960s, the local dairy industry collapsed due to recession and Nimbin went into serious economic decline until 1973, when the Aquarius Festival, a large gathering of university students, practitioners of alternative lifestyles, hippies, and party people, was held in the village. The festival was the first event in Australia that sought permission for the use of land from the Traditional Owners and made a significant attempt at reconciliation. After the festival, hundreds of participants and festival goers remained in Nimbin to form communes and other multiple-occupancy communities, in search of an "alternative lifestyle". Nimbin in fact made legal history for the first ever application of group title ownership of land in Australia. Since the Aquarius Festival, the region has attracted thousands of writers, artists, musicians, actors, environmentalists, and permaculture enthusiasts, as well as tourists and young families escaping city life. Interviews were conducted in 1992 documenting the alternative lifestyle movement of Northern NSW in the 1970s, focusing on the town of Nimbin and the 1973 Aquarius Festival. Interviewees discussed how they arrived in Nimbin, their efforts at organising the Aquarius Festival, and the lasting impact the festival had on the township. In 1979, the Nimbin community staged the "Battle for Terania Creek" to protect the remaining local rainforest. As a result, the New South Wales government imposed a "no rainforest logging" policy covering the entire state, the world’s first government legislation to protect a rainforest. The population of Nimbin before the failure of the dairy industry in 1961 was 6,020. In the 2006 census, Nimbin had a population of 352, compared to 321 in the 2001 census. The region's high rural population (35 percent of Lismore residents, according to the census) means that Nimbin services a surrounding rural area of about ten thousand people living within 15 km (9.3 mi). Nimbin had the highest unemployment rate in the Lismore Local Government Area in 2006, at 18.1 percent. Nimbin's population in the 2011 census was 468. The 2016 census published Nimbin's population as 319, with local services provided by the City of Lismore (its area containing 45,000 people). Cannabis culture and MardiGrass In New South Wales the cultivation, possession, or sale of cannabis is punishable by law. In Nimbin, cannabis used to be openly bought, sold, and consumed. The prevalence of a drug culture in Nimbin since 1973 has been accompanied by a prevalence of collective and public creativity: colorful and spiritually motivated art (including large paintings above shop awnings), music, poetry, craft, and fashion can all be seen on the main street. The town is known as a hotspot for alternative social activities, grassroots political discourse, and the espousal of naturalist, humanist, anarchist, feminist, libertarian, permissive, new-age, mystical, and radical social philosophies (which can all be seen as collective creative endeavors). To rally for an end to the prohibition of cannabis in Australia, Nimbin has held an annual MardiGrass festival since 1993. On the first weekend with any part of it in May, thousands descend on Nimbin for cannabis-oriented fun and frivolity. Activities include: a Prohibition Protest Rally and Parade with the Ganja Faeries, the Nimbin Cannabis Cup, the Hemp Olympix, which includes the Bong "Throw'n'Yell", Joint Rolling, and the Grower's Iron Person event, where runners must first carry a 20 kg (44 lb) sack of fertiliser, then a bucket of water, and finally "the crop", as a tribute to the difficulties faced by growers in the hills, and to show that cannabis users can be fit and healthy. At night, entertainment ranges from the Harvest Ball and Picker's Ball, rave doof parties, to poetry and jazz in local cafes. There are a number of shops in Nimbin geared towards cannabis culture. The Nimbin Hemp Embassy is a "soft entry point for drug information", and a shop selling anything to do with hemp, except cannabis itself. Clothing and natural skin products using industrial hemp products. The Nimbin HEMP Bar used to allow patrons to smoke cannabis while enjoying fresh coffee and cake. In April 2008, the police announced their intention to close the HEMP Bar and Museum. Landlords were sent letters to this effect. Rather than cause legal problems for their landlord, the HEMP Bar crew voluntarily closed their doors and moved out. The HEMP Bar reopened in 2009 as a coffee and hemp information centre, but smoking of cannabis is no longer encouraged. The Nimbin Museum was a collection of local artifacts, local art, and alternative culture open for viewing. The Museum and two other buildings were destroyed in a fire on 13 August 2014. There are plans to rebuild a proper museum at the site. Police intervention The level of police intervention against drug trafficking has fluctuated over the years; however, the State and Federal Police have never been able to stop or even significantly reduce the prevalence of cannabis use in the village. In April 2008, a squad of 110 officers, six horses, and several police dogs conducted searches in a police operation. Several buildings were searched including the Hemp Embassy. Eight people were arrested, 72 people were issued cannabis cautions, and police seized 4 kilograms (9 lb) of cannabis and cannabis ‘cookies’. The police sent letters to the Nimbin Museum and the Hemp Bar leaseholders indicating an intention to seek closure orders under the Restricted Premises Act of 1943 for the MardiGrass weekend. The Restricted Premises Act allows for the closure of premises for three days and orders may be obtained weekly. The Museum reopened with a new leaseholder while the Hemp Bar remained closed for eight months and reopened in January 2009. CCTV cameras in the main street of Nimbin had pushed dealing off the streets and into the museum, and the Hemp Embassy had been requesting that police deal with the problem. Following the raids, Hemp Embassy volunteer Andrew Kavasilas commented: "This is a real slap in the face for people who would like to see other resources in town. We have been inviting the police to come down and sort out the dealing in the museum for years and this is their response. They could work with the community, but they're not interested." Many locals voiced their opposition to the police operation. Following the operation, Richmond Police local area commander Superintendent Bruce Lyons vowed to "shut down the drug trade.” Attractions Nimbin has a police station, hospital and medical centre, lawyers, real estate agency, service station with NRMA accreditation, restaurants, cafes, and a pub. The pub has an in-house restaurant. There are a number of sporting clubs and the bowling club maintains licensed premises. The Nimbin Neighborhood and Information Centre (NNIC), run by local volunteer residents, offers visitors guides, computers for Internet use, a small Centrelink office, legal advice, a nurse practitioner, a welfare worker, weekly soup kitchen in the adjacent park, and a publishing service for the local newspaper. Local attractions include the town hall, annual MardiGrass, markets, bands, walks to the mountains and day-to-day activities from buskers to street stalls. Other nearby attractions: Nimbin Rocks, a series of jagged outcrops, solidified plugs left after the erosion of volcanic dykes and vents, and Blue Knob, that are both landmarks for the village. Mount Warning (known to the Bundjalung people as Wollumbin, meaning 'cloud catcher'), is about 50 km away. Named by James Cook as a maritime navigational indicator of dangerous offshore reefs, Mt. Warning's summit is the first part of mainland Australia to receive light from each sunrise. Mount Warning is the remaining centre plug of a caldera which, 23 million years ago, had a 100-kilometre (62 mi) diameter. Its height was 1,156 meters (3,793 ft), nearly twice the height of Mount Warning today. The summit of Mt. Warning can be climbed via a 9-km, 5-hour return walk through forested slopes. Nightcap National Park is one of the few remaining places to see the remnants of the Big Scrub rainforest. There are local creeks, water holes, and rivers for swimming. Media The Nimbin Good Times is a free monthly community newspaper, also distributed in Lismore, Byron Bay, and some suburbs of Brisbane and Sydney. Nimbin Zone Magazine is Nimbin's bi-monthly magazine featuring creative and artistic people from Nimbin and beyond. The community radio station, 2NIMFM offers an independent alternative media voice and plays a diverse range of music and programming in Japanese, German, and the Bundjalung language. Churches St Mark's Anglican Church — A stone in a gate pillar records: Dedicated - to the Glory of God - and in loving memory of - the gates to St Mark’s are dedicated to the memory of Ernest Andrew McClelland who died aged 68 years of age in 1954. They were donated by the McClelland family of Nimbin. St Patrick's Catholic Church — This former church has been decommissioned and is now private property. St Stephen's Presbyterian Church — The current Presbyterian Church was built in 1922. For 50 years home missionaries served the parish until the congregation welcomed its first ordained minister in 1959. Uniting Church — The former Nimbin Methodist Church became a Uniting Church in Australia parish with the Basis of Union when most congregations of the Congregational Union of Australia, Methodist Church and Presbyterian Church united in the 1970s. The building was designed and built by carpenter Eustace William Henry (Harry) Stanger (1875–1953). Stanger was born in Bathurst, New South Wales, and was educated at Newington College. In 1910 he moved to Nimbin and lived there until his death. With J. W. Bagust, he established moving pictures in the town and showed them for over forty years. As a carpenter he was associated with the construction of many timber buildings in Nimbin. He was a foundation member of the Nimbin Methodist Church Trust, and served as a circuit steward. He was a member of the Loyal Orange Lodge, the first green keeper for the Nimbin Bowling Club, and president of the Nimbin Progress Association. Transport Nimbin is 35 km (22 mi) from Lismore Airport, with flights several times daily to Sydney. Waller's Bus Company operates multiple services per weekday on route 650 to Lismore. Gosel's Bus Service operates two services per weekday on route 630 to Murwillumbah, with connection to Tweed Heads. There is also a school bus service available for the general public on school days to Kyogle.

Nestled in the valley at the foot of Wollumbin-Mt Warning, Bromeliad Cottage is a cosy, peaceful, self-contained stay for singles, couples or a small family. Enjoy birdsong all day, an outdoor fire at night, a stroll around the tropical acreage or a swim (fitness or fun) in the 20m lap pool. A few minutes drive gets you to Mt Warning, Mavis's Kitchen, Uki Village, Tweed Regional Art Gallery and Murwillumbah, with the coast from Byron Bay to Surfers Paradise also in easy reach.

Bromeliad Cottage sits just in front of our family home and offers complete privacy with your own vehicle parking right at the front door entrance. You are welcome to wander about our property and pick any seasonal fruit or nuts from the many trees and plants or relax in air-conditioned comfort inside. The 20m lap pool has open access from the side of the main house and is available for use in daylight hours. Separate pool towels can be provided on request. Bromeliad Cottage also has a private courtyard with a firepit for you to enjoy and a Weber gas BBQ on the front deck for your use at any time.

Historic Uki Village, just 3 mins drive away, has three wonderful cafes to enjoy (including the unique Post-Office Cafe) and hosts a produce market every Saturday and the Buttery Bazaar - an art, craft and treasure market - every third Sunday of the month. The Mt Warning Hotel in Uki is a modern and welcoming establishment serving great family meals every day of the week. Wollumbin-Mt Warning is the first piece of land in Australia to be hit by sunlight every morning. Many climbers leave before dawn to catch the sunrise as it happens. Be prepared though! Wollumbin-Mt Warning is a 2.5hr uphill climb to the top (5hrs return) with a "vertical rock scramble" to the peak. It's a wonderful climb but please respect the traditional owners of the mountain and follow all directions carefully. The Wollumbin-Mt Warning National Park is also just a few minutes from Bromeliad Cottage, with the entry to the challenging and inspiring mountain-climb track less than 10 mins drive. On the way you'll pass the famous Mavis's Kitchen restaurant and function house and the Rainforest Cafe serving an array of excellent meals including vegan alternatives. Other local attractions include the Tweed Regional Art Gallery and Margaret Olley Centre, the Natural Bridge, Nimbin, the Murwillumbah Arts Trail, Brunswick Heads Hotel, Byron Bay (including all the big music festivals), the entire tweed coastline only 30 mins drive away and local markets in different places every single weekend. And all this with the Gold Coast airport also just 30 mins away!

Lovely 2 bedroom cabin set on beautiful 60 acres in the Byron Hinterland. Completely off grid with independent filtered rain water, composting toilet and solar power supply. No wifi and no mobile reception in the cabin, though you can get good reception about 50m away. There is a DVD player/movies. Family setup with seperate parents and children's bedrooms, second trundle bed in the kids room. 30min to Mullum and an extra 15-20 to Bruns and Byron though you probably won't want to go anywhere.

The Cabin is completely immersed in the rainforest and surrounded by National Park, a beautiful location where nature just pours in. Do as little or as much as you like. The property is mainly rainforest with some farming and recreational areas. Please feel free to meander around at your leisure.

There are multiple walking tracks in the surrounding National Park, as well as some beautiful water holes and water falls.

Set in the stunning Tweed Valley, only 50 minutes from the Gold Coast International Airport. We are located within the Mount Warning caldera on 25 acres, with a natural waterfall, swimming hole, a herd of alpacas, wonderful bird life and wallabies.

Relax in our self contained, 1 bedroom cottage. The one bedroom has a double bed and 1 set of single bunks, with all linen provided. The living area has a TV and kitchen facilities. No wifi is available but there is free wifi at the cafe. Mobile phone coverage is limited. One bar is available in some spots but only if you are with Telstra. The joys of country living! There is a bathroom and an outdoor covered area with a BBQ, outdoor table and seating. Laundry facilities available on request. Ideal for families.

Three minutes walk away is Sphinx Rock Cafe. Such a bonus! They make wonderful food and coffee and have live music on a Sunday afternoon. Opening hours 8.00 to 2.30 daily, but closed on Wednesdays, and open until 7.00 Friday nights for dinner. Free wifi. Next door to the cafe is a general store which has all the basics, including petrol and alcohol.

A private standalone cabin ideal for those looking for a relaxing getaway. The solar powered, rain watered cabin, is open, airy, with plenty of natural light, creates a charming ambiance off the wooden interior, and the panoramic mountain views just outside your doorstep will have you in awe. Features an outdoor bathroom & a fresh and clean compost loo , with garden vista. The cabin is off the grid, but mobile phone coverage is good. Nimbin village 7.24 kms away. Fridge and cooking facilities.

Local Organic eggs, or vegan option of locally made tempeh, sourdough bread & fruit will be available for you, as a complimentary welcome breakfast. The cabin is fitted out with a super comfy king size bed, a fold out couch is available for guests sleeping singularly.

Stony Chute is a rural neighborhood of small and large acreages, with world heritage landscape views. Cabin has easy access to main road, good for mountain bike riding, and scenic walking.

A self contained unit in a quiet semi rural location. Generous space and located far enough away from the owners residence to be private but close enough to be able to ask for anything extra that is needed. Dunbible is a 5 minute drive out of Murwillumbah NSW.

Perfect for private getaway or time out. Our studio is now available for guests as a generous one bedroom self contained apartment. We live on site in the separate main house. We are situated on a 1 acre (.4 hectare) block that is being planted with fruit trees according to broad permaculture principles. We eat our own vegies a lot of the time. We keep bees (honey and native), geese and chickens. July - Nov is geese breeding season so if you are sensitive to farmyard noises we might not be for you but if you like rural entertainment :-) we are for you. The studio is detached from the main house but joined by a short covered walkway, so it is quite private. Pets aren't out of the question, it just depends on being outdoors and non destructive, so will discuss that option if required. Wireless internet is available . We can also offer free local and national landline calls from the house VOIP phone. There is a sound system and TV or you can play some vinyl, audio tapes, CDs and radio. We are happy for you to use the washing machine if you need to catch up on washing while on the road. Just ask. We are: 5 minutes from Murwillumbah, 2 minutes from the Tweed Regional Art Gallery and cafe with the new Margaret Olley exhibition 45 minutes from Byron Bay, 35 mins the Gold Coast and the unspoilt Tweed Coast beaches 1.5 hours south of Brisbane Be aware that you could hear cows gentling lowing on the distance hill, kookaburra's do signal the approach of dawn, the geese may honk and the household chickens punctuate the day with news of the arrival on another egg. Dunbible - wotzat? "Aboriginal. Refers to djunbi tree, with suffix following (-ible) indicating there were many of these trees there. Also: a creek at the foot of a high mountain, is a descriptive rather than literal translation. (Richmond Tweed Regional Library. 1984)."

Quite semi rural neighborhood. Sometimes cattle noises across the valley, the odd kookaburra or other birds. We have chickens and geese. At some times of the year the geese can be a little boisterous.

Stunning 25 acre property located in the surrounding hills of Nimbin. The guesthouse is attached to the main house divided by a veranda it is also very private. Enjoy the stunning views of the rain forest and the local wild life.

Cozy room with two single beds. Opens into the main living room, and another door that opens out onto a long verandah that catches the morning sun. The main bathroom opens onto this verandah and the entrance to the kitchen.

A short two minute walk to the centre of Nimbin with the hotel and its restaurant, and numerous cafes, restaurants, and a small supermarket. Just across the road from the Bowling Club with its own restaurant and an entertainment venue.

BUNYA ROOM - The larger of our 2 guest rooms. Our beautifully appointed sunken bedroom has stunning views of Mount Warning & Tweed Valley from your Posturepedic QUEEN BED. An experience! Much more than your average Air B & B. Your host loves to dote on his guests, to go above & beyond so you feel spoilt. Freshly baked treats & breakfasts are delightful & generous. HAND MADE Candles &/or toiletries adorn every room, fresh towels provided for every bath/shower & gift soaps await.

N.B. Please read the "Other Things to Note" on this listing regarding my best mate Rocky before you proceed to book. This is HIS home & he generously allows me & guests to share HIS domain. Unfortunately he is rather selective so if you are NOT pet friendly then he recommends you consider other accommodation. We open 2 bedrooms of Bunya Bunya House for discerning guests seeking a special guesthouse style retreat. Both are listed & booked separately on this site. The web address for our other room Bunya Bunya House - HERITAGE ROOM follows...... Please copy & paste this link to a search engine. https://abnb.me/YJoyIyIn3P You might also like to search out our very active social media page ( Bunya Bunya House - Uki Village ) for video footage plus much more. Both bedrooms have mattress protectors, electric blankets, mattress toppers, room heaters, ceiling fans, TV/DVD, insect screens & bed lamp. Continental Breakfast is provided & Kitchen is available if you chose to cook NB. Please read House Rules. Bunya House is split level. You can relax on one of our 4 covered decks or in either of our air conditioned living areas. Luxuriate in a hot bath while being captivated by the views, explore our terrace walk (a work in progress) or wander the bushland that surrounds our home. We are not wanting to create a designer home at Bunya Bunya House. Our home was built in 1990, is well maintained & is mostly original. We offer a warm, inviting space filled with many family heirlooms, some 100 years old. We have antiques & collectables gathered over a lifetime, all of which hold fond & lasting memories. We are more than happy to share some of those memories with the inquisitive guests. Musically inclined? We have a Piano, Guitar, multiple Ukeleles, Dulcimer Stick, Chanter & Penny Whistle. Please feel free to enjoy our Music Nook & play any or all if you wish. A Herb & Vegetable Garden has been freshly planted late Sept 2018. Our aim is for guests to be able to pick fresh herbs, fruit, vegetables & salad greens to enjoy during their visit to Bunya Bunya House. If you are looking for a secluded break in the beautiful Wollumbin Caldera then Bunya Bunya House is the place for you. N.B. Captivating views can come with a price. There is a steep sealed driveway for your vehicles to climb before reaching the carport next to our home however rewards await. Please search "Bunya Bunya House" on the net & visit our social media page for more frequent updates on activities at our home. GENERAL INFORMATION Bunya Bunya House is cradled on over 5 acres of land. We own the highest block in beautiful village of Uki, NSW. Funky markets, eclectic shops & a selection of trendy cafes are very close at hand. The highly reputed Mavis's Kitchen Restaurant is also just minutes away on Mt Warning Road as is the delightful Rainforest Cafe where you can simply relax by the river enjoying sumptuous treats. Lake Clarrie Hall is also only minutes away. It provides public recreation including swimming, sailing, boating and freshwater fishing & also sports fishing for Australian bass. Lake Clarrie Hall has been stocked with more than 358,000 Australian bass fingerlings over the past 10 years. A fishing licence is required to fish in the lake. Bunya Bunya House is a gateway to World Heritage National Parks. Surrounded by Mt Jerusalem, Wollumbin & Mooball you will also find Nightcap, Mebbin, Border Ranges & Lamington are all in close proximity.

Beautiful village atmosphere in Uki where the mountains touch the sky. Bunya Bunya House is just 35 min drive from Gold Coast International Airport & 40 minutes from Byron Bay.  This stunning secluded paradise is located 15 minute drive from the famous Tweed Art Gallery & Murwillumbah. You can be on world class beaches in just 30 minutes.

FREE WIFI WITH NETFLIX * PET FRIENDLY * COFFEE MACHINE

Sit back, unwind and take in the stunning Tweed Valley mountain panorama in this contemporary country home perched next to the Oxley River in the shadow of Mt Warning. The private house is located at The River Orchard a 165 acre macadamia farm situated just 10 minutes from Murwillumbah town centre, the Mt Warning walking trail and a short commute to Gold Coast Airport. Glass doors slide back to seamlessly marry the open and stylish living spaces with the outdoor entertainer’s deck framed by rolling green hills. Every aspect has been designed to take in the picturesque surrounds. The layout makes it an ideal space for wedding accommodation, family gatherings, bridal party accommodation, baby showers, sporting group bookings or an intimate getaway for two. Two double bedrooms with built-in robes are complemented by a third bunk bed room ideal for children. Every bedroom has sliding doors for deck access. Soft, white hotel standard linen and towels are provided. Guests also have access to the full kitchen and pantry with coffee, tea, salt, pepper and oil. All cups, plates and utensils are supplied and there is also a microwave, oven plus a four gas burner barbecue to handle cook-ups for large groups on the deck. Enjoy the firepit with firewood provided upon request. Guests are also invited to enjoy the Oxley River swimming spot with natural rapids as well as wander this picturesque property. The River Orchard is a 90 minute drive south of Brisbane, 40 minutes from Gold Coast Airport and Northern New South Wales Beaches including Kingscliff, Cabarita plus Byron Bay. The property is just 10 minutes from Coles Supermarkets in Murwillumbah and town conveniences including restaurants and boutique shops. We are also an ideal spot for those planning to walk Mt Warning with the trail just a 10 minute drive away and Natural Bridge nearby. We’re also ideally located for those attending weddings at Mavis’s . This quiet country house is inappropriate for large parties.

Just 35 minutes from Gold Coast Airport and 10 minutes drive from the beginning of the Mt Warning walking track. Byron Bay is also 40 minutes away

This is a charming little church, converted to a beautiful living space. It is situated in the little rural village of Stokers Siding, in Northern NSW. The nearest town, Murwillumbah, is 8km away. Some of the finest surfing beaches in the world are less than 30 mins drive away. The old church has one bedroom and bathroom with an open living and kitchen space, with a wonderful veranda at the rear of the church. The grounds contain a little one-bedroom Capella, also for rent separately.

This is a charming little church, converted to a beautiful living space, and is situated in the little rural village of Stokers Siding, in Northern New South Wales. The church is in an Australian Bush setting with a babbling creek bordering the property. The nearest town is about 8km away at Murwillumbah and some of the finest and most famous surfing beaches in the world are less than 30 mins drive away. Staying in this little bush town will leave you with enduring happy memories. The old church has one bedroom and bathroom with an open living and kitchen space. There is a wonderful veranda at the rear of the church. The church grounds contain a little one-bedroom Capella which is also for rent separately. From both the church and the Capella you can hear the murmur of the running brook as you go to sleep and hear the native birds in the morning as you wake up. Stokers Siding is a sleepy little village, but there are a great many visits nearby. Byron Bay, Bangalow and Kingcliffe are about a 30 minute drive away.

Driving in, enjoy the pretty ponds, trees, creek & bridge, looking out for kookaburras & wallabies. Big 8x8m studio with kitchenette, cosy fireplace, sun-drenched front porch, smart tv, free wifi, etc, & out the back over some pavers on a lawn, the spacious bathroom/laundry. Beautiful private pool. Relax in abundant nature. Explore the back paddock with fruit trees & chooks, or further up to 12acres native bush with track & clearing, or the tranquil front lawn. KIDS under 16 with families FREE!

The Studio is its own very private little house all separate & right next to the pool. (the main house is further away, enhancing privacy). The front porch is the best winter sunshine spot all day. Wisteria Alert! Springtime, there is an incredible display of purple delicious smelling flowers right outside Studio !

Nimbin is well known for its hippie culture, as well as being beautiful dairy country with native forest & national parks all super close. Mt Nardi is the closest hill which is amazing for a downhill bike-ride, & a walking/biking track starts up there...Protestor Falls is a 45min drive for a magnificent 15min walk to huge awesome waterfalls...Hanging Rock waterhole is 15min drive & incredibly big & epic for jumping off different heights into, The Channon, well known for awesome markets on the 2nd Sunday each month, is 30min drive, Byron & most beaches are 70min drive...Evans Head is a fab quite one surrounded by national park...etc etc!

Situated on a 200 acre certified organic property bordering Nightcap National Park with uninterrupted stunning views of Goonengarry National Park. This rustic self contained cabin is spring water fed neighbouring the residential home, has a queen sized bed, wood burning pot belly stove, kitchenette, bathroom and an additional outdoor shower. A unique experience, as you will be staying on an extraordinary permaculture farm with orchards and gardens, frequently visited by wild life.

Adult couples

You will be staying on an organic certified permaculture farm.