ACCOMMODATION YARROWYCK NSW

At 'Yarralong' your hosts, Margherita and Ian, endeavour to live as close as possible to a self sufficient lifestyle. So, there is fresh milk from the contented and friendly milking cows and chemical free produce picked fresh from the garden and prepared in a solar powered home. & #39;Yarralong' is situated 26 kilometres west of Armidale on a sealed road and is nestled at the base of Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve which boasts Aboriginal cave paintings. It is very easy to relax and unwind in such an idyllic setting. You can choose to enjoy the serene sounds of the bush which are a photographer's delight, relax beneath the dappled sunlight filtering through the trees gently warming you, or alternatively, become involved with the numerous activities associated with their lifestyle.

At 'Yarralong' your hosts, Margherita and Ian, endeavour to live as close as possible to a self sufficient lifestyle. So, there is fresh milk from the contented and friendly milking cows and chemical free produce picked fresh from the garden and prepared in a solar powered home. & #39;Yarralong' is situated 26 kilometres west of Armidale on a sealed road and is nestled at the base of Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve which boasts Aboriginal cave paintings. It is very easy to relax and unwind in such an idyllic setting. You can choose to enjoy the serene sounds of the bush which are a photographer's delight, relax beneath the dappled sunlight filtering through the trees gently warming you, or alternatively, become involved with the numerous activities associated with their lifestyle.

The Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve is located 25 kilometres north west of Uralla along Thunderbolt's Way. The reserve sits within the traditional lands of the Anaiwan people, the main Aboriginal tribe of the New England High Country. The reserve protects an Aboriginal Rock Art Site and the surrounding natural environment. Take the three kilometre walking trail past the rock art site that is believed to be between 150 to 500 years old. The reserve has barbecues, tables, amenities and a car park....

The Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve is located 25 kilometres north west of Uralla along Thunderbolt's Way. The reserve sits within the traditional lands of the Anaiwan people, the main Aboriginal tribe of the New England High Country, where it protects an Aboriginal rock art site and its surrounding natural environment. A return walk of three kilometres along an undemanding walking trail leads visitors past the rock art site which is believed to be between 150 to 500 years old. The site is known today to local Aboriginal people, and is considered an important landmark of their cultural heritage. When visiting the site, visitors are requested to remain behind the timber barrier and refrain from touching the paintings. The car park provides ample room to manoeuvre caravans and campervans. Facilities include barbecues, tables, rubbish pit and toilet. Overnight camping is not permitted....

Bed and breakfast accommodation in Armidale

Bed and breakfast accommodation in Armidale