Summary:
Spend your holiday getaways here in Tiny Inja 2 by Tiny Away, Kurrajong. The ideal farm stay NSW getaway surrounded by wide-open spaces, dense forests, and birdlife to keep you company. What's more, you can also take a glimpse and pet our "Labradoodles," found playing in the garden from time to time.
So, why wait? When you can have this piece of paradise today!
The Space:
Tiny Inja 2 by Tiny Away is located on our paddock amongst the trees, overlooking the rolling green hills—perfect for a family staycation near East Kurrajong Village. The tiny house is situated near Richmond town and close to Bilpin Cider, the Grand Canyon Walking Track, and the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden.
A cozy 139-square-foot tiny home with easy access to water, split air conditioning, a kitchenette, cooking equipment, and excellent bathroom facilities. These amenities include an eco-friendly cassette toilet with a removable waste holding tank, hand basin, and shower (gas heated for hot showers).
If you plan to spend your farm stay NSW getaway here, we advise that you bring your basic necessities such as food during your stay with us. Thank you!
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please advise that there will be a second tiny house called "Tiny Inja 1" that sits 50 meters away from your accommodation. If you want to book in groups, you can contact the land host ahead of time to make arrangements.
Guest Access:
Guests will have access to the tiny home and the following amenities:
- Firewood is available at the house. We charge $15 for a milk crate of kindling, hardwood, and firelighters.
- We supply pots & pans, crockery & cutlery, Shower & dishwashing soap, tea coffee & sugar and Salt & Pepper
- Cooking Facilities include: Induction cooktop, Charcoal BBQ, (charcoal supplied) a microwave, and an open fire (weather permitting). We do not have a gas BBQ
The Neighborhood:
Tiny Inja 2 by Tiny Away is one of the best farm stay NSW getaway that sits close to Kurrajong Village, where you can enjoy cycling, hiking, bushwalking, and stunning attractions like the Hawkesbury River.
Our local recommendations:
- Kravings is an award-winning restaurant that serves great food and service to locals and tourists.
- The Village Kitchen is a restaurant that serves fresh and organic ingredients grown by local farmers.
- Kurmond Social is a popular restaurant where you can casually talk and eat a selection of modern Australian cuisine.
- Blue Mountains Botanic Garden
sits in the rugged region, West of Sydney, where you can explore shops, cafés, bakeries, and delights.
- Bilpin Cider Co is the ideal location for picnics and get-togethers set on 10-acres of beautiful gardens, majestic rivers, and live music on Sundays. What's more, there is a 10% discount for any cider purchases from Bilpin Cider.
- Hawkesbury Lookout is a great spot to stop on your drive from the Hawkesbury to the Blue Mountains. Surrounded by tall trees, this grassy lookout offers views of the Nepean River and Cumberland Plain.
- Bungarribee Park spans 200 hectares and offers wide open spaces with two paved tracks, the Heart Crossing Loop and Bungarribee Trail. It features one of Sydney’s largest off-leash dog areas, the Warrigal Dog Run.
- Cattai National Park is perfect for a family day trip or weekend getaway. The park is divided into two areas: Cattai Farm, great for camping, canoeing, fishing, and large family barbecues; and Mitchell Park, offering a more secluded experience with walking tracks through native vegetation and fishing opportunities.
Getting Around:
By car: 1hr drive to North West from Sydney toward the Lithgow/Blue Mountains
By public transport: Closest train station is Richmond. There’s taxi from the train station.
This area is serviced by Uber and taxis from Richmond Train station, if you get there by train.
Other Things to Note:
- Check-in time is before 9 PM only
- No smoking allowed on the property
- No unregistered guests or visitors are allowed
- Wifi is available on the property, although not very good
- We have free-roaming farm animals and “Labradoodle” dogs on the property
- Please keep in mind that some areas are shared, such as the BBQ grill, chairs, etc.
- Due to the nature of the property, abundant wildlife may be present on the property
- Please note that this is a PET-FRIENDLY property, and pet policies will be sent prior to arrival
- We would like to advise guests that longer stays or later check-outs will incur an additional charge
Pets Policy
- Any damage done by pets shall be payable by the guests.
- As a respect to other non-dog loving guests – can you pick up after your pet.
- Pets are recommended to be kept on leash as livestock is present on the property
- Pets are not allowed on beds and sofas, and clean after pet faeces. If extra cleaning is required – you will be billed for that.
- Pets are welcome. We ask that they stay off the furniture and are controlled so that they don't run around to other guests or bark at other dogs and farm animals
- This is a rural environment and not a manicured estate. We have plants, animals, and insects that can be dangerous to domestic animals. Please be aware of what your pets eats and sniffs and does. We recommend they be on a lead at all the times.
Safety Guidelines
- We advise guests to keep an eye on children inside as the stairs to the loft is quite steep
- Guests with infants are recommended to bring their own portable travel cot during their stay
- We strictly advise guests to follow these safety guidelines to avoid potential accidents on the property
Important note:
- Keep in mind that BBQ grills and outdoor fire pits are not available during a total fire ban
- Please take note that you might hear road noise and vehicles passing through on neighbouring properties
- Keep in mind that the property is surrounded by working farms and potential noise from neighbours mowing or working
- 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.
