Cozy Cabin Nestled Deep in the Sturt Valley, Australia

Charming Accommodations in the Sturt Valley

You'll love everything about this cozy cabin building nestled deep in the Sturt Valley of Upper Sturt, South Australia, Australia. The cozy tiny house can accommodate up to 2 guests with 2 beds and one bathroom. During your vacation stay, you'll have the entire camper/RV to yourself. Guests to the cozy cabin building will self-check-in with the provided lockbox. The tiny cabin is the perfect place to come and visit the Adelaide Hills and stay in this fully renovated 1969 vintage caravan with all the amenities you need, nestled deep in the beautiful Sturt Valley.

Nature and Isolation at Your Doorstep

During your vacation stay, you'll be surrounded by wildlife on a working permaculture-focussed farm, on the banks of the Sturt River away from the noise of the city and in one of the state's top wine-producing regions. Not to mention, you'll enjoy this isolated spot to keep your distance from the world outside for a few days. The Adelaide Hills may be one of the most picturesque destinations in Australia, and this fully self-contained cabin building is an excellent way to experience this part of the world.

A Perfect Retreat for Couples

Today, the cabin building sits snugly just meters away from the banks of the Sturt River and is a perfect retreat for couples or anyone who is looking for a little escape from the world. Whether you are looking for a cozy base from which to explore the Adelaide hills, or you just want to get a taste of life in this beautiful part of the world, a few nights in this tiny cabin building might be just the answer.

Eco-Friendly Farm Experience

The property is a working hobby farm, where the owners keep chickens and ducks, and occasionally, sheep, goats, or alpacas. They keep bees and they grow a lot of their food. They follow many of the principles of permaculture, and the functional aspects of regenerative agriculture can often override the beauty of manicured lawns and weed-free gardens - though they do try our best. The cabin building also has a small footprint, to keep things functional and cozy (not cramped) the toilet and the shower facility are just outside the door and across the deck, and due to the proximity to the waterway, a compost/chemical toilet was the most eco-friendly option.