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Karamea Homestead

Curracabundi National Park

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Overview

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Stay at Karamea Homestead for a secluded rural getaway by the Barnard River, in Curracabundi National Park. Only 1 hour from Gloucester, you’ll find horse riding, mountain biking and water activities at your door.

Accommodation Details
Accommodation type Homestead
Where 2039 Giro Road, Giro, NSW, 2422 - in Curracabundi National Park
Bedrooms 4
Maximum guests 10
Facilities Picnic tables, barbecue facilities, drinking water, showers, toilets, electric power
What to bring Bed sheets, pillows, towels, shampoo and soap
Price
  • $300 per night
  • $200 one-off cleaning fee
Bookings Book online or contact NPWS Gloucester office on 02 6538 5300 for more information. Minimum 2 nights stay for weekends. Minimum 3 night stay mid week and long weekends. Easter long weekend minimum 4 night stay.
Please note
  • Check out before 10am. Check in after 2pm.
  • You can pick up supplies at shops in Barrington and Gloucester
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Tucked away on an old grazing property, this federation-style timber homestead sleeps up to 10 guests. The isolated rural setting makes Karamea Homestead the perfect place for those looking to unplug and soak up the natural beauty of Curracabundi National Park, or visit nearby Nowendoc National Park.

With views of the Bretti Range, and an exotic garden filled with mango, avocado and fig trees, you’ll have no trouble relaxing here. Spend your days swimming in the nearby river, or horse lovers can explore some of the specially designated riding trails. When the sun sets it’s time to sit under the stars and roast marshmallows on the outdoor fireplace.

When you step out to explore Curracabundi National Park, keep your eyes peeled for brush-tailed rock wallabies on the nearby rocky cliffs. Keen bird watchers might be lucky enough to spot wedge-tailed eagles and nankeen kestrels in the skies above the homestead.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

Also see

  • Jacky Barkers campground, Nowendoc National Park. Photo: John Spencer/NSW Government

    Jacky Barkers campground

    Combine 4WD camping and Aboriginal heritage with birdwatching, swimming, bushwalking and mountain biking at Jacky Barkers campground in NSW’s Northern Tablelands.

 

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