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Home in Bilpin
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Evergreen House~swimming pool~sauna

AudinaRating, 5 stars1 month ago
I am truly grateful for the amazing experience at this Airbnb! The house was absolutely beautiful, well-maintained, and had such a warm and inviting atmosphere. A huge thank you to Brenda who's such an incredible host for her hospitality, attentiveness, and kindness throughout my stay. Your effort in making this place feel like home is truly appreciated!
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Home in Blackheath
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 113 reviews

Stylish mountains getaway

AlisonRating, 5 stars4 months ago
We had a wonderful relaxing stay at Stephen’s beautiful house. The house is lovely and light with a big kitchen and comfortable beds. It is extremely clean throughout. It has air conditioning in the main area, fans in bedrooms and central heating (we were there in summer). The house is very private, and on a super quiet cul de sac where even traffic noise is unusual. Stephen was helpful and responsive and the bottle of wine and coffee pod machine were wonderful touches. Mobile internet access is patchy, though largely useable with Telstra. Blackheath is lovely and the house is well placed for Govetts Leap and Evans Lookouts and the Grand Canyon walk (though best with a car). We would love to go back to Stephen’s house one day.
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Farm stay in Rydal
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 107 reviews

kookawood Views, firepit, outdoor bath

AlistairRating, 5 stars1 month ago
The moment you step inside Kookawood you can see it's a labour of love. Hand built by the host and her husband and then lovingly curated (over what must have been years) both inside and out, to create an otherwordly escape that's equal parts French countryside, retro Australiana, whimsical bohemia and Vogue Living. Everywhere you look there's another beautiful item or another fabulous spot to curl up with a book or sit and soak in the view. It's difficult to pull off such maximalist decor well but this is just exquisite, somehow managing to be both super stylish and incredibly comfortable and welcoming. The outdoor bath, friendly fox, open fireplace and fabulous views from every window were particular highlights. Meanwhile the kitchen is amply stocked and the beds were super comfy. Tens across the board! On a practical note, we have a fairly low-slung sports sedan and we found it handled the driveway absolutely fine, provided you pay attention.
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Home in Orange
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 252 reviews

On Par for a Great Escape.

GeorgiaRating, 5 stars6 days ago
Rob’s place was fantastic! It had everything we needed and more. Location was excellent. Nice and quiet street but 30 min walk to centre of town. Rob was an excellent communicator and very proactive with all the details required for checkin.
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Home in Kelso
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 154 reviews

Home away from home.

PatriciaRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Jill and David`s home is exactly as described, true to photos, spotlessly clean, some lovely extras, the location is very quiet, it is ideal for families or groups plenty of space, we highly recommend it we wouldn`t hesitate to book again if we travel to Bathurst. Thanks again for a lovely stay.
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Home in Orange
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 589 reviews

Central cosy, country cottage in Orange

AlisonRating, 5 stars4 days ago
really appreciated Domenica's help on dog friendly activities and sitters. The cottage was exactly as described - the outside furniture is comfortable and really nice to relax outside. there were plenty of good quality heaters/fans although we didn't need them. And Orange was an interesting place to visit
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Farm stay in Bilpin
5 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

Greendale Farm Stay, your home away from home.

NelsonRating, 5 stars1 week ago
The home away from home that you'll never want to leave, we're becoming regulars at Cathy's place and every time we come up its like coming back home, a truly gorgeous location and house.
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Farm stay in Katoomba
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 193 reviews

The Stables; A romantic, private getaway for two

YvonneRating, 5 stars5 days ago
An oasis away from the Easter madness. Get your groceries in and you don’t need to head in to Katoomba over the busy period. We found it was really handy to go see some places early , like Echo point and Scenic world , both approx 8 minute drive. The house itself was so cosy to stay in for the day or evening. The goats are fun to feed. The bath was a real treat for us also. Definitely recommend . Thank you again

Your guide to Hill End

All About Hill End

A former mining town, Hill End holds a unique combination of outdoor activities, historical sites, and art attractions. In the 1870s, gold was discovered in this region of New South Wales, leading to one of the biggest gold rushes in Australia’s history, setting off a frenzy that resulted in the largest single piece of gold ever unearthed. Eventually, the gold ran out, and the town began to develop a reputation as a haven for eclectics and artists, at one point establishing itself as a full-fledged artists’ colony.

Today, the area continues to attract not just artists but outdoor enthusiasts and recreational travelers alike with its nearby Ball Hill walking track and Mullions Range State Forest. A dedicated group of locals keep the various shops, museums, and attractions open year-round so visitors can enjoy sites like the Hill End Heritage Centre and the Cornish Quartz roasting pits. Folks come here to stroll the dusty streets, pan for gold, hike, visit art galleries, and observe the 19th-century architecture represented in the town's original post office and stables, and the frontier-era saloons and hotels kept in near original condition.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Hill End

For pleasant temperatures and limited rainfall, you’ll want to visit Hill End between the months of November and March. During this time, you will be able to take full advantage of the breadth of activities the town has to offer. Should you choose to visit in the shoulder seasons, consider booking your Hill End accommodation in April during The End Festival, which hosts games, food stalls, and walking tours of the town. Many of the immaculately preserved buildings generally closed to the public are open during this time to give attendees a peek at what life was like in an 1800s mining town. Be sure to check road conditions if you decide to visit in the winter months as the dirt road leading into town can often be closed due to inclement weather.


Top things to do in Hill End

Panning for Gold

Hill End’s reputation as a gold mining town holds firm to this day. While there may not be any commercial mining activity, the area still attracts its fair share of hobbyists. Several local tour operators offer gold and gemstone panning excursions throughout the region, its many creeks, and authorized fossicking sites. At the end of the day, you’re almost guaranteed to find a hard-won souvenir to take home.

The Golden Gully Walking Track

This beautiful and easy walk provides a view into the geology of the region and its connection to mining. Areas of erosion along dried creek beds have exposed the labyrinth of now-defunct mines lining the ancient waterways. Follow the mostly flat trail and you will eventually reach the famous Golden Gully Arch that soars directly overhead.

History Hill Museum

The History Hill Museum is unique in the sense that many of the exhibits and attractions lie underneath the museum building in now defunct mineshafts. This open-air museum extends over 485 hectares, encompassing kilometres of old mine shafts, quarries, and underground rail lines. In addition, roughly 175 metres of an underground mine are open for public exploration. Experienced guides are also available on-site to provide lectures and explanations of the more than 10,000 gold rush era artifacts that include old mining equipment, steam engines, uranium glass, and a blacksmithing shop.

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