Creekside Tiny House in Sub Tropical Rainforest
Sleeps 2
From $298/night
Creekside rainforest retreat
Discover hidden waterfalls
Our South-Coast cabin is set on a 50-acre property in the hills surrounding Berry, only ten minutes from popular restaurants and beaches but the feeling of seclusion is second to none. A natural amphitheatre provides a buffer between the cabin and the temperate rainforest canopy, thriving with native wildlife and rare flora.
This Escape Pod has all the creature comforts you would expect including a bathroom with a shower, basin & toilet and a kitchen and also includes the following items for cooking and comfort:
- Bar fridge
- Gas cooktop
- Outdoor BBQ
- Toaster
- Stovetop kettle & coffee maker
- Microwave
- Inside ethanol burning fireplace
- Electric bar heater
- Bedding
- 2 wool blankets
- Picnic blanket
- Towels/ handtowel / Face washer
- Towel for drying the outdoor chairs and tables if you want to bring them inside when it’s raining (this is in the drawer at the pillow end under the bed)
- Hand soap
- Crockery & cutlery including pots/pans and other associated items for cooking.
- 240V power points for charging phones etc
- A selection of books to read during your stay
- Games & books
- Sometimes firewood is onsite however if it has been raining the wood can be wet and impossible to light. If it has been raining and you want a fire you might want to buy firewood (some petrol stations and supermarkets have this).
Condiments include-
- Tea
- Coffee (instant and ground for the stovetop coffee maker) No Milk supplied.
- Sugar
- Cooking oil
- Salt & pepper
- Herbs & Spices
- Milo
What you should pack aside from food & warm clothing (remember it is a 100m walk down hill to the cabin so pack light)-
- Torch (especially if you are going to arrive when its dark, which I don’t recommend, but at this time of year it can be unavoidable)
- Shampoo/ conditioner
- Bluetooth speaker
- A good book
Location
Adventures Nearby
Kiama Coastal Walk
This spectacular 22km walk starts at Minnamurra and leads you past headlands, rivers, beaches, the town (for a coffee break) and then up to Blowhole Point before passing bays and finishing at Werri Beach. Take advantage of picnic areas and cafes along the way. Keep and eye out for whales, sea eagles and hawks.
Minnamurra Falls
Begin your walk at the Minnamurra Rainforest Centre; wander along an elevated walkway above flowing streams, ferns and moss-covered rocks. Take in the views over the rainforest canopy before reaching the viewing platform overlooking lower and upper Minnamurra Falls.
Kiama Blow Hole
This beautiful coastal destination is famous for it’s blowhole – a natural rock formation that sprays seawater 20 metres into the air.
Surfing
Werri Beach is a classic surf beach, great for swimming. There are point breaks at both ends of the beach and there is often a nice wave peeling off either north or south headland.
