Nature Escape Cabin with Cozy Firepit & Open Spaces in Dadswells Bridge, Australia

Get cosy at Tiny Mountain View, where the ranges roll right into view, just a short walk from the park's cabins, campsites, and shared spaces. One of the couples' preferred stays, with wide-open skies, its own bathroom – a well-placed Grampians accommodation for a nature adventure in Victoria.



The Space:

Tiny House Mountain View is located in the Grampians National Park over 100,000 hectares large. A popular tourist destination known for its deep gorges, stunning weathered rock formations, waterfalls, and abundant wildflowers. Halls Gap is only 30 minutes away and close to exciting attractions such as Beehive Falls, Mackenzie Falls, Venus Baths, Halls Gap Zoo, and Pinnacle Lookout.



A cozy 139-square-foot tiny house with a private mountain view, filtered water, a kitchenette (including a fridge), cooking equipment, and a private ensuite. This includes linen and towels. The bathroom uses a cassette toilet with a removable waste-holding tank, hand basin, and shower (gas-heated for hot showers).



Check-out time is 10:00 AM, additional fees will apply for late check-outs.



Please be advised that there will be other guests on the property. Remember to respect the privacy of other guests on-site in order to maintain the park's peace and tranquility.



Park Rules:



- Confirm that purple taps provide creek water and are not potable.

- Please note that water is potable in all cabins, Tiny Houses, powered sites, and unpowered sites.



Guest Access:

Guests can access the communal facilities and 14-acre park, including the following amenities:



- Laundry

- Camp Kitchen

- Swimming pool

- Communal firepit

- Recreation room

- Communal gas BBQ

- Local Tennis Courts



The Neighborhood:

This is located in the Grampians National Park. Hiking trails, 4WD tracks, mountain biking trails, fishing, and kayaking are a few of things you can enjoy. Making it the perfect tiny house Victoria getaway in Australia. Stawell, Halls Gap, and Horsham are just a few of the nearby towns in the area.



What’s more, the holiday park is closest to Beehive Falls (30 mins or back access road for 4WD), Lake Lonsdale and Lake Fyans for the water enthusiasts.



From the East/outbound Adelaide, you can shop at Horsham first, and check out Cheeky Fox Cafe on the main street. And from West/outbound Melbourne, Woolworths is in the main street, and check out the Corner Cafe Stawell right on the highway.





Our local recommendations:



Food Scene



- The Giant Koala is the closest cafe to the park.

- Halls Gap Hotel is known as the best family bistro in the Grampians

- Barney's Bar & Bistro in Pomonal offers lunch and dinner, kid and pet-friendly.

- Mount Stapylton Winery grows Shiraz and Grenache grapes used in its award-winning wines.

- Mount Zero Olives is committed to growing quality, sustainability, and flavourful ingredients in Victoria.

- Grampians Wine Region is home to the oldest producing quality wines and some of Australia's best shiraz.

- Live Fast Cafe is a popular go-to brunch spot that serves delectable meals, pastries, desserts, and excellent coffee.

- Pomonal Estate is approximately 10 minutes from Halls Gap, a newly established Winery, Microbrewery, and Cider House.

- Raccolto Pizzeria in In Halls Gap follows traditional Italian pizzeria principles and serves a wide range of delectable wood-fired pizzas.



Sightseeing



- Mount Zero is a medium grade hike up, and the closest option to the park.

- Boroka Lookout in the Grampians offers breathtaking sunrises and sunsets.

- Venus Baths is the ideal location for scenic walks with several deeper rock pools to explore.

- Halls Gap Zoo, Victoria's premier regional zoo, offers lots of opportunities to see Meerkats, Rhinoceros, Giraffes, and Dingoes.

- MacKenzie Falls Lookout is one of the largest waterfalls in Victoria. The walk to the base of the falls is 2km down many steps so be prepared for a hike back up.

- Grampians National Park is the main attraction near our caravan park, with hiking trails to explore waterfalls, breathtaking mountain views, and encounters with native wildlife

- Broken Falls Walk has beautiful views of the upper section of the Mackenzie Falls. The 500m walk is wheelchair friendly and one of the best spots to see the impressive Mackenzie River Gorge.

- The Pinnacle Lookout has a number of different walking options to reach The Pinnacle. The easiest route is from the Sundial car park and it ascends via Devils Gap. This is the best route for families with young children. Please advise that it is a 4.2 km trail.



Getting Around:

By car: 3 hrs from Melbourne



By public transport: Nearest train station is "Ararat Railway Station", take bus to "Dadswell Bridge Motel" and then walk 10 mins (800m) to the property



Other Things to Note:

- Wifi is available

- No PETS ALLOWED

- Filtered water system

- Quiet hours 10 pm - 8 am

- No smoking inside the tiny house

- Mobile reception is good for Telstra in some parts of the property

- Don’t forget to close windows and lock doors when leaving the tiny house

- No unregistered guests or visitors are allowed. Please register details at the office

- Please note some areas are shared such as the camp kitchen, communal toilet block, and laundry area

- We would like to advise guests that longer stays or later check-outs will incur an additional charge



Important note:



- Due to the nature of the property, abundant wildlife may be present on the property

- Keep in mind that BBQ grills and outdoor fire pits are not available during a total fire ban

- For stays of 5 nights or more, an additional cleaning fee will be collected to help maintain the [compost/cassette] toilets and ensure a clean and fresh experience for all guests. We appreciate your understanding.



Sustainability



In support of more sustainable stays, we do not provide housekeeping or linen changes during your stay. The accommodation is thoroughly cleaned after check-out, ready for our next guest.



You can help us reduce our environmental impact by using water mindfully, recycling your waste, and switching off lights and electrical appliances when you head out. Thank you for doing your part!