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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Berry

  • Total rentals

    160 properties

  • Nightly prices starting at

    $96 AUD before taxes and fees

  • Total number of reviews

    8.4K reviews

  • Family-friendly rentals

    120 properties are a good fit for families

  • Pet-friendly rentals

    50 properties allow pets

  • Rentals with a pool

    60 properties have a pool

Your guide to Berry

All About Berry

Nestled between pristine beaches and green rolling hills, two hours south of Sydney, Berry is a historic town that combines country hospitality with city style. You can browse its many boutiques and art galleries, sample local produce, and explore some of the region’s best bushwalks, cycle paths, and trail rides. Renowned as a foodie scene, Berry features acclaimed seafood restaurants, sourdough bakeries, a gelateria-chocolatier, and a whole host of cafes and tasty takeaway options. You’re also within striking distance of some of the South Coast’s best wineries to learn about Chardonnay, Shiraz, and other local grape varietals. Popular all year round, Berry offers a full calendar of events, including agricultural festivals, arts and crafts shows, and the monthly Berry Markets with over 200 stalls and an array of wares and produce.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Berry

Offering a broad range of holiday rentals, Berry enjoys a reasonably temperate climate all year round. The town is popular with families and is often busiest during school holidays. While the summer is usually hot and humid, it’s also an excellent time to explore the coastline, which is just a ten-minute drive from the heart of town. Autumn and spring bring cooler temperatures for discovering the outdoors and for bushwalking, cycling, or picnicking. Winter can get quite cool in Berry, but this can also be a great time to be outdoors, visit the wineries, or browse the town’s many boutique shops and art galleries. Berry also offers a range of food and wine festivals, farmers’ markets, classes, and workshops throughout the year.


Top things to do in Berry

Berry Museum

Housed in a historic 1886 building, the Berry Museum offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the town’s colourful history and the industries that built this area. The museum has a rich collection of artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia donated by the local community, and it’s also the best place to learn about the area’s early Aboriginal people, the Wodi Wodi.

Drawing Room Rocks

Surrounded by nature reserves and Budderoo National Park, Berry offers a variety of walking trails to explore. One of the most popular is the Drawing Room Rocks walk in the Barren Grounds Nature Reserve, overlooking the Berry township. The walk takes around 2.5 hours and passes a natural sandstone formation that many say resembles a drawing room with tables and chairs.

Berry Country Fair

Whether you’re keen to learn a new skill, be entertained, admire local artisans, or pick up some new wares, Berry offers a wide range of events, workshops, classes, and festivals. One of the most popular is the Berry Markets, also known as the Berry Country Fair, with over 200 stalls selling arts, crafts, local produce, collectibles, plants and more. The popular event is held on the first Sunday of the month, except February, at the Berry Showground.

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