The best Yarra Valley winery accommodation for a romantic escape

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A romantic winery stay is the perfect way to enjoy one of Victoria’s most famous wine regions, the Yarra Valley.

As one of the world’s premier wine growing regions, the Yarra Valley is perfect for oenophiles and foodies. And where better to stay than at one of the wineries that boasts accommodation?

If you’re planning on visiting the lush region, you can wake up to views of the vineyards, and enjoy afternoons sipping vino. Here’s our pick of the best Yarra Valley winery accommodation for a stay laced with romance.

Re’em Yarra Valley

Best for: Modern luxury

Re’em Yarra Valley is a luxury boutique hotel on Helen and Joey Estate, with just 16 rooms. Choose from a Garden Patio Suite, Re’em Balcony Suite or Alicorn Mountain View Suite and enjoy views across the vineyards, which stretch over 200 acres, a small lake, and the distant mountains from your verandah or patio. The contemporary design is inspired by the Yarra Valley itself, with a neutral colour palette and floor-to-ceiling windows, and a pond on the lower floor calms the common space with the soft sound of trickling water.

Re'em Hotel Yarra Valley

Relax on your private balcony with snacks and the estate’s wines. (Image: Hugh Davidson)

The Helen and Joey cellar door is the place to enjoy the property’s estate-grown and made wines, and offers a range of gourmet snacks (think oysters, lamb skewers and charcuterie boards) and picnic options. For a more intimate experience, you can retreat to the underground cellar to taste a premium wine selection, looking out over the oak barrels.

The Helen and Joey cellar door, Yarra Valley

Sample premium drops at the Helen and Joey cellar door.

The 110-seat Asian-inspired Re’em restaurant offers lunch and dinner, under the stewardship of head chef Abe Yang and culinary consultant Mark Ebbels.

a Stay and Graze Package meal with overnight accommodation at Re’em Yarra Valley

Indulge in the Stay and Graze Package. (Image: Hugh Davidson)

Address: 12–14 Spring Lane, Gruyere, VIC 3770

Shaws Road Bed and Breakfast

Best for: A chill country escape

Shaws Road B&B lets you escape the city hustle with a comfortable rural stay. To reach the accommodation, you’ll drive along narrow roads through the forest, then pop out on top of a hill with views across rolling green valleys grazed by cattle.

the vineyard landscape at Shaws Road Bed and Breakfast, Yarra Valley

Spend a relaxing, romantic weekend in the Yarra Valley.

Though the brick accommodation block doesn’t look like much from the outside (it’s located within a farmhouse on a working winery), the two self-contained one-bedroom apartments (which can be booked together if you want to holiday with friends) are decorated with pops of colour and homely finishes, and are perfect for a couples’ weekend in the Yarra Valley.

the bedroom at Shaws Road Bed and Breakfast, Yarra Valley

Escape the city hustle with a comfortable rural stay at Shaws Road Bed and Breakfast.

The room includes a clawfoot bath, private balcony and library, plus a breakfast hamper and bottle of wine on arrival, so you can relax in the vintage leather chairs with a good book and a glass of wine. Warm yourself by the cosy fireplace in winter, or fire up the BBQ in summer. If you don’t fancy cooking for yourself, you can dine at the modern Shaws Road Winery restaurant – literally just across the driveway – on Saturdays and Sundays.

the bathtub at Shaws Road Bed and Breakfast, Yarra Valley

Soak in the tub with a vino in hand.

Address: 225 Shaws Road, Arthurs Creek, VIC 3099

SOUMAH of Yarra Valley 

Best for: Italophiles

SOUMAH is an Italian-inspired property that specialises in the wines and food of Northern Italy – which is obvious when you enter and are hit with the smokey scent of the colourful mosaic wood-fired oven. Accommodation is offered in detached country-style rooms with pale blue, white and sandstone exteriors. Giant windows flood the spaces with natural light and afford views across the Hexham vineyards and rolling green hills (are you spotting an ‘epic views’ theme in this region?).

scenic vineyard views from the restaurant at SOUMAH of Yarra Valley

Soak up epic vineyard views at SOUMAH. (Image: Visit Victoria)

Choose from the three ‘studio villete’, which have basic kitchen facilities, a freestanding tub and a deck overlooking the vines, or upgrade to the ‘grande-villetta’, which has a more substantial kitchen, plus a lounge and dining area that can be used as a second room if needed. Bringing a crowd? You can also book the four-bedroom, three-bathroom ‘Villa Sophia’, with all the comforts of a fully equipped home.

al fresco dining among the vines at SOUMAH of Yarra Valley

Dine next to the vineyards. (Image: Visit Victoria)

Receive an antipasto board and bottle of wine on arrival to help you kick into relaxation mode, then join a wine tasting at the cellar door. Dinner and lunch are served at Ai Fiori Trattoria, where the menu includes wood-fired pizza, made with housemade sourdough, and other Italian dishes. In spring and summer you can partake in Italy’s ‘merenda’ tradition, which involves an afternoon snack, in this case, a spread of sweet and savoury bites, paired with prosecco.

Address: 18 Hexham Rd, Gruyere, VIC 3770

Carl’s Hut at Solitude

Best for: Feeling immersed in nature

The one-bedroom Carl’s Hut sits on Solitude Estate and is snuggled into a 1940s log cabin, surrounded by thick forest and rows of chardonnay vines.

The space once had dirt floors and dilapidated walls but is now beautifully decorated luxury accommodation, with high ceilings crossed by exposed timber beams, a stone fireplace and a modern kitchenette.

the living area at Carl’s Hut at Solitude, Yarra Valley

Stay in a rustic, humble abode. (Image: Nick Skinner)

In the late afternoon, you can often see kangaroos grazing on the property, by night the sky glitters with a million stars, and come morning you may find yourself enveloped in a rolling fog.

the exterior of Carl’s Hut at Solitude, Yarra Valley

The 1940s log cabin is surrounded by lush forest. (Image: Nick Skinner)

There’s aircon for the summer and heated polished concrete floors for the winter. Stay in and cook a simple meal (with a glass of wine, of course – a range of Solitude Estate’s own wines are available to purchase), or dine at restaurants nearby.

the whitewashed bedroom at Carl’s Hut at Solitude, Yarra Valley

Sleep in comfort at Carl’s Hut. (Image: Nick Skinner)

Address: 435 Beenak Road, Yellingbo, VIC 3139

Yarrawalla Vineyard Cottage

Best for: A group of friends or family

Yarrawalla Vineyard Cottage is a fully furnished cottage with timber floors and a spacious kitchen and dining space. The three bedrooms (with one room with a semi-detached sunroom) sleep up to five people, and a large verandah catches the afternoon sun – the perfect spot to unwind with a glass of vino. You can take a bath in the outdoor tub, looking out to the vines and herb and flower gardens.

The surrounding family-owned vineyard specialises in cool climate chardonnay and pinot noir, and the working farm is home to 300 Black Angus cattle. You may spot Yarrawalla beef on the menu at local Yarra Valley restaurants, and, on that note, the cottage is conveniently within walking distance of a number of Yarra Valley wineries and restaurants.

Address: 13/15 Maddens Lane, Gruyere, VIC 3770

Farmhouse at Meletos

Best for: A Tuscan-inspired escape

Though Meletos doesn’t own its surrounding vineyard or have a cellar door as such, the property is tucked right in amongst the vineyards and apple orchards of its neighbours, so the Farmhouse has all the feels of a winery stay.

the bedroom at Farmhouse at Meletos with scenic views from the window

Wake up to scenic vineyard views.

The whole precinct, which includes an excellent restaurant, brewery and adjoining Ernie’s Bar (where you can do tastings of local wines), makes you feel as though you’ve been transported to Tuscany.

the living area with a fireplace at Farmhouse at Meletos

Get cosy by the fireplace.

Thick vines creep up the walls of the 23-room Farmhouse, which feels warm and homely from the moment you enter, with a plastered fireplace that stretches to the double-height ceiling and brown, studded leather couches in the reception. North-facing rooms overlook the vines – so book one of those on the second floor for the best views.

lush greenery surrounding Farmhouse at Meletos

Be surrounded by greenery at the Meletos Farmhouse.

Address: 12 St Huberts Road, Coldstream VIC 3770

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The best Yarra Valley accommodation for your perfect getaway

    By Jocelyn Pride
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    These lush stays are all set against stunning natural landscapes.

    Amid the rolling hills and premium vineyards of Victoria’s Yarra Valley, a myriad of accommodations awaits every traveller. From a grand chateau to a cosy loft, boutique winery, funky farmhouse, pet-friendly cottage, or off-grid bush hideaway, we’ve got you covered when it comes to Yarra Valley accommodation.

    Winery accommodation

    Wineries are an integral part of the Yarra Valley, so what could be more appealing than sleeping amongst the vines?

    Soumah

    Soumah is renowned for its lively wines and buzzy trattoria specialising in long lunches on the deck, It’s tucked into undulating foothills at the end of a quintessential country lane, a short drive from Healesville. And there are five elegant villas ranging from one to four bedrooms just moments away from the cellar door.

    people dining at Soumah with vineyard views

    Soumah is a well-loved location for long lunches. (Image: Visit Victoria)

    With spectacular vineyard views, chef-inspired kitchens, and outdoor spaces with fireplaces it’s quite possible to spend an entire short break here without leaving the property. Villa Sophia even has a bocce court.

    the interior of Soumah, Yarra Valley

    Relax in one of the elegant villas that overlook the vineyard.

    Best for: Friends, couples, and lovers of Northern Italy wine and food.

    Address: 18 Hexham Rd, Gruyere

    Balgownie Estate    

    After partially being destroyed by fire in 2020, this icon of the valley has surpassed its former glory following a $7 million refurb.

    the Balgownie Estate in Yarra Valley

    Balgownie Estate boasts chic suites set on a winery.

    Sprawling over 30 hectares, Balgownie Estate is an exclusive property a heartbeat away from everything the Yarra Valley has to offer.

    the vineyard at the Balgownie Estate in Yarra Valley

    The rustic-luxe retreat is sequestered within lush greenery. (Image: Visit Victoria)

    The generously sized suites boast a fancy yet relaxed vibe and are designed using an earthy palette for guests to unwind and take in the surrounding beauty.

    the living room interior of Balgownie Estate

    Experience relaxed living in the Yarra Valley countryside.

    With an Endota Spa onsite, there’s plenty of pampering on offer, the cellar door has a range of tastings (including a wine and chocolate combo), and Restaurant 1309 serves exquisite meals focusing on local produce all day, every day.

    the kitchen and dining at Balgownie Estate in Yarra Valley

    Each suite is equipped with a full kitchen.

    Best for: Accessible travel, romantic stays, pampering, special occasions

    Address: 1309 Melba Hwy, Yarra Glen

    Belaradah at Stefani Estate   

    When a place is family-owned and run, it adds that special touch of homeliness. Set amongst the vines of a working winery, an olive grove and a pretty orchard, Belaradah at Stefani Estate features two-bedroom, two-bathroom open-plan units that offer scope for up to eight people.

    the Stefani Estate Belaradah Road Sign

    Stefani Estate is set amongst the vines of a working winery.

    Each unit is contemporary in design with picture windows, a well-equipped kitchen, a wood fire and a large deck, perfect for enjoying a glass of fine estate wine. A short drive to Yarra Valley must-dos such as Healesville Sanctuary and TarraWarra Museum of Art, in addition to several wineries and restaurants.

    a contemporary unit at Belaradah at Stefani Estate

    Contemporary design meets comfort at Belaradah.

    Best for: Holidays with friends, small families, couples, pet-friendly

    Address: 711 Old Healesville Rd, Healesville

    Luxury accommodation

    Grandeur meets innovation, rustic meets sleek, luxe in the Yarra Valley is all about a sense of place.

    Re’em  

    This 16-suite luxurious boutique hotel is the latest addition to the much-loved Helen and Joey Estate winery, and a welcome addition to the Yarra Valley accommodation scene.

    a woman standing at the reception of Re’em, Yarra Valley

    Re’em is all about a sense of place. (Image: Hugh Davidson)

    Nestled into 80 hectares of manicured vineyards and gardens Re’em is a destination within itself, but close enough to other attractions of the valley.

    a bathtub with views of the vineyard at Re’em, Yarra Valley

    Each suite exudes relaxed luxury with a tub to soak in while admiring the view. (Image: Hugh Davidson)

    Modernistic in style, rooms designed for two people are generous in size, with freestanding tubs in the ensuites, and either a balcony or patio to inhale the spectacular views.

    indoor dining overlooking the vines at Re’em, Yarra Valley

    Opt for indoor dining overlooking the vines. (Image: Hugh Davidson)

    Take a seat in a booth at the swish restaurant to feast on an Asian-inspired menu crafted by head chef Abe Yang.

    the restaurant at Re’em, Yarra Valley

    Dine in style at Re’em. (Image: Hugh Davidson)

    Best for: Special occasions, weddings, food lovers, accessibility travel

    Address: 12-14 Spring Ln, Gruyere

    Chateau Yering    

    Dating back to 1854, Chateau Yering is deservedly the grand dame of the Yarra Valley. Set within a rambling country garden, each of the 32 sumptuous suites has a private balcony and is individually decorated with fine antiques, plump cushions, and exquisite artwork creating the feel of being in someone’s home rather than a hotel.

    Chateau Yering Yarra Valley

    Experience the refined elegance of a stay at the Chateau Yering Hotel.

    Eleonore’s Restaurant, in the original dining room, serves a seasonal degustation menu highlighting regional fare, and breakfast for in-house guests is in the pretty conservatory-style Sweetwater Café overlooking the garden. 

    a look inside the lavish suite at Chateau Yering

    Relax in the elegant drawing room at Chateau Yering. (Image: Visit Victoria)

    In prime location (after all it was one of the first buildings in the area), Yarra Glen is moments away and Yering Station, Victoria’s first winery is right next door.

    The bedroom of the Yering Suite

    Treat yourself to the Yering Suite, a split-level, apartment-size suite.

    Best for: Romantic getaways, weddings, corporate gatherings

    Address: 42 Melba Hwy, Yering

    Stones of the Yarra Valley

    A slice of Europe without an international air ticket, no ‘stone’ is left unturned here when it comes to atmosphere, pampering and the finest of hospitality.

    the Meletos Farmhouse at Stones of the Yarra Valley

    You’ll feel like you’ve been transported to Tuscany when you arrive at Meletos.

    Overlooking the vineyards, each of the 22 rooms in the Meletos Farmhouse at Stones of the Yarra Valley is curated with timeless pieces of provincial furniture, artwork and soft furnishings lovingly sourced from around the world.

    a room with nature views at Stones of the Yarra Valley

    Take in spectacular vineyard views from your window.

    On the northern side of the 80-hectare property, a five-bedroom self-contained villa is straight out of a picture book. Stones is only a 10-minute drive from Yarra Glen.

    the exterior of the Meletos Farmhouse at Stones of the Yarra Valley

    Stay at the Stones of the Yarra Valley for a slice of Europe.

    Best for: Romantic getaways, groups of friends, weddings, corporate gatherings, adults only

    Address: 14 St Huberts Rd, Coldstream

    Holiday cottages

    Fancy living like a local? Try one of these cottages.

    Yarrawalla Vineyard Cottage  

    Family-owned for over four generations Yarrawalla Vineyard Cottage overlooks the vineyard in one direction and a herd of Black Angus cattle grazing on lush green grass in the other.

    the exterior of Yarrawalla Vineyard Cottage

    Yarrawalla Vineyard Cottage is surrounded by lush greenery.

    With polished floorboards, a country-style kitchen, two Queen sized bedrooms and a sofa bed in the sunroom, there’s room for up to five guests. Help yourself to produce from the veggie garden, catch the sunrise or sunset on the front or back deck, and enjoy snuggling by the wood fire on cool nights.

    the dining space at Yarrawalla Vineyard Cottage  

    The cottage is equipped with a kitchen and dining area.

    The cottage is within walking distance of wineries with restaurants, and a 10-minute drive to Healesville and Healesville Sanctuary.

    the outdoor deck at Yarrawalla Vineyard Cottage  

    The outdoor deck is a cosy spot for relaxing.

    Best for: families (childminding can be arranged), couples travelling together

    Address: 13/15 Maddens Ln, Gruyere

    Yering Gorge Cottages  

    Yering Gorge Cottages are set against the Christmas Hills in a nook where the bush meets the Yarra River, less than a 10-minute drive from Yarra Glen.

    kangaroos grazing on the grass outside Yering Gorge Cottages

    Meet the resident roos. (Image: Visit Victoria)

    The cottages are perfect for self-catering, with eight one-bedrooms, a couple of two-bedders (can be booked adjoining or separately), a three-bedroom villa and one and two designated accessible cottages hidden within a 50-hectare reserve with wombats, echidnas, kangaroos and mega birdlife as neighbours.

    the scenic landscape at Yering Gorge Cottages

    Yering Gorge Cottages offer views over the valley’s scenic landscape. (Image: Visit Victoria)

    Next door to a 27-hole championship golf course designed by Greg Norman also makes it a dream for golfers.

    the Eastern Golf Club near Yering Gorge Cottages

    The Eastern Golf Club runs alongside the Yarra River. (Image: Visit Victoria)

    Best for: Accessible travel, small or large family or friend groups, golf enthusiasts

    Address: 215 Victoria Rd, Yering

    Bed and breakfast

    Who doesn’t love a great B&B? Here are a couple of the Yarra Valley’s best in the biz.

    Nissen Hut at Glenlowren

    It would be hard to find a more picturesque setting than Nissen Hut a B&B part of the Glenlowren collective, set within a 100-acre working farm.

    the Nissen Hut at Glenlowren

    Nissen Hut has a distinctive arched roof.

    Perched overlooking a small lake, the historic hut is distinctively recognisable in structure but totally transformed into a luxurious two-bedroom (ensuites) with open plan living oozing charm.

    the Nissen Hut at Glenlowren on a small lake

    The historic hut is tucked away in divine seclusion on the Glenlowran Estate. (Image: Ben Frazer)

    Generous farmhouse goodies are provided for a ‘cook your own’ style breakfast. Nissen Hut is less than a 20-minute drive from attractions, wineries, restaurants and cafes.

    a look inside the the Nissen Hut at Glenlowren

    The accommodation stands out with its curved nterior. (Image: Sarah from Kindred Photography)

    Best for: Couples travelling together, romantic getaways, trout fishers,

    Address: 281 Bottings Ln, Dixons Creek

    The Burrow at Wombat Bend

    Set on a bend in a billabong, teeming with birds and native wildlife, The Burrow is a place to embrace nature, soothe the soul and feel inspired. It is hidden from civilisation on Dixon’s Creek, ten minutes from Yarra Glen.

    Billabong flight at The Burrow at Wombat Bend

    Wildlife lovers get first-class seats to this view with a stay at The Burrow at Wombat Bend. (Image: Sue Forrester)

    The mud-brick cottage has a homely vibe with pure linen bedding, a fire pit for toasting marshmallows and a country kitchen for cooking up a storm. Pre-ordered chef cook meals can be organised, the breakfast goodies are generous and picking the garden veggies encouraged.

    the interior of The Burrow at Wombat Bend, Yarra Valley

    Rustic charm fills the interior of this mud-brick cottage. (Image: John Murray)

    Best for: solo travellers, nature lovers, writer’s retreat, sustainable travel

    Address: 200 Beachs Ln, Dixons Creek 

    Hotels and retreats

    Point of difference is a signature of Yarra Valley accommodation, and hotels and retreats are no exception.

    Yarra Valley Grand Hotel

    The Yarra Valley Grand Hotel is an iconic National Trust building still going strong since first opening as a pub in 1888. The rooms and suites in the historic part of the hotel are decorated in period style.

    the facade of Yarra Valley Grand Hotel

    Opt for a classic stay at this historic hotel.

    The piece de resistance for a special occasion is the Tower Suite which takes in three levels with a library and access to the top balcony for 360-degree views over the Yarra Valley.

    the elegant interior of Yarra Valley Grand Hotel

    The hotel is equipped with elegant furnishings.

    Meals are hearty pub style with country weekly specials like ‘parma and pot’ and curry night. Separate from the hotel, the four-bedroom manager’s house has a swimming pool, log fire and full-size kitchen.

    food and drinks on the table at Yarra Valley Grand Hotel

    Dine on hearty pub-style meals.

    Best for: couples, friends travelling together, history buffs, celebrations

    Address: 19 Bell St Service Rd, Yarra Glen

    Kangaroo Ridge Retreat

    Shhhhh this is a secret hideaway. Sitting high almost touching the clouds, each of the two self-contained sumptuous cabins at Kangaroo Ridge Retreat comes with jaw-dropping views. Designed in earthy tones using mud-brick and timber, a vacay here is all about chilling out and recharging.

    the exterior of Kangaroo Ridge Retreat, Yarra Valley

    Kangaroo Ridge Retreat is a rustic holiday haven.

    There’s an in-retreat wine bar stocked with hand-selected local vintages, gourmet regional fare in the larder and a turntable at the ready to play the collection of vinyl for dancing, or listening to while soaking in the spa bath, or sitting by the log fire. For an added indulgence, arrive by helicopter.

    the lounge area at Kangaroo Ridge Retreat, Yarra Valley

    This sleek stay overlooks the rolling hills.

    Believe it or not, the accommodation is a short drive from Healesville.

    the bed at Kangaroo Ridge Retreat, Yarra Valley

    Rooms are designed to promote relaxation and well-being.

    Best for:  Solitude, romantic escape, special occasions, adults only

    Address: 38 Turners Ln, Healesville

    RACV Healesville Country Club & Resort

    This mainstay of Yarra Valley accommodation is well-loved by travellers of all ages and stages. Simplistic, yet elegant in design everything you need is right here.

    the exterior of RACV Healesville Country Club & Resort, Yarra Valley

    The resort is spacious with an elegant aesthetic.

    The Michael Clayton-designed 18-hole golf course is a drawcard for golfers, then there’s the floodlit tennis courts, a 25-metre swimming pool, lawn bowls, croquet and bocce. Young kids will love the jumping pillow and adventure playground, and parents the pampering at One Spa.

    an indoor pool at RACV Healesville Country Club & Resort, Yarra Valley

    Treat yourself to a soothing dip.

    Guest rooms are spacious, with views over the mountains, garden or golf course. The elegant Banyalla restaurant showcases regional produce, and the more casual Riddell’s Green is perfect for an up-market family-friendly dining experience.

    the dining at Banyalla restaurant, RACV Healesville Country Club & Resort, Yarra Valley

    Dine on regional produce at the on-site restaurant.

    Best for: golfers, families, couples, friends travelling together, weddings, corporate gatherings, accessible travel

    Address: 22 Healesville-Kinglake Rd, Healesville

    Caravan Parks, Glamping and camping

    The Yarra Valley is overflowing with natural beauty, and under canvas is a great way to connect with the environment. 

    Park Lane Holiday Park

    This is one seriously creative holiday park. There are cabins that sleep up to eight decked out in various ways like retro, contemporary, wheelchair accessible and studio style. For something quirky, a couple of retired Melbourne W Class trams have been lovingly restored and transformed into a luxe experience for eight with ensuites, a full kitchen and a private hot tub.

    the caravan site at Park Lane Holiday Park

    The park offers powered and unpowered sites for larger groups.

    Glamping pods are for two or a family style, one with an ensuite, and a range of powered and unpowered sites are scattered within nature. There’s a licensed kiosk onsite, as well as two camp kitchens and fire pits, and a paradise for kids with a giant jumping pad, pump track for bikes, recreation room, playground, swimming pool and tennis court.

    kids enjoying at the giant jumping pad, Park Lane Holiday Park, Yarra Valley

    Kids can play at the giant jumping pad.

    Surrounded by bush with Badger Creek running alongside, the park is a five-minute drive to Healesville for the Healesville Sanctuary, shopping, restaurants and cafes.

    a family sitting outside a glamping tent at Park Lane Holiday Park, Yarra Valley

    You’ll also find stylish glamping tents.

    Best for: families, accessible travel, couples,

    Address: 419 Don Rd, Healesville

    Hipcamp – Yarra Valley vineyard views

    The equivalent of Airbnb for camping, Hipcamp, a USA initiative, is starting to make a splash in Australia. The two hectares of grassy level land framed by shady trees and a vineyard has five sites with plenty of space for kids (big and small) to explore. There’s a winery for tastings and food a short walk away, and plenty of hiking trails nearby.

    Hipcamp with Yarra Valley vineyard views

    Hipcamp lets you stay next to lush vineyards.

    Already rated as a verified ‘star host’ Robert H people are discovering this style of accommodation as an enlightening and sustainable way of travelling. Hicamp is hidden from the world, but only a five-minute drive to Lilydale for supermarkets, restaurants and services.

    a 4WD at Hipcamp, Yarra Valley

    You can set up either your caravan or tent.

    Best for: Travellers with a sense of adventure. BYO tent, caravan, camper trailer etc. Totally off-grid with no potable water, power or bathroom facilities. Pet-friendly, families, sustainable tourism

    Address: 600 Thonemans Road, Hoddles Creek

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