| At a Glance | |
|---|---|
| Cost | Not cut priced |
| Location | 91 km from Singleton, NSW – between Wollemi and Yengo National Parks |
| Pet Friendly | Yes |
| Campfires | See Camps App |
| Facilities | Traditional American tipis, cave accommodation, volleyball/badminton/soccer court |
| Vehicle Access | All vehicles accepted |
| In Camps App | Yes – find full details in the Camps App |
This site is not cut priced, but how often can you sleep in a cave, or a tipi? And it is pet friendly!
Situated in a valley, between two national parks, the owners will welcome you to their natural haven. Discover the local wildlife of kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, cockatoos and lyrebirds. More incredible features of the area include a waterfall, cliffs, caves, and views of Mount Yengo and Moruben.
Wanderlust Retreat is 91 km from Singleton, NSW and not much further to Sydney suburbs. They accept all vehicles, as well as offering traditional American tipis, or even the odd cave to camp in!
Local activities include bushwalking, sightseeing, volleyball/badminton/soccer court on the property. There are many 4WD and bike tracks around, especially in the Yengo National Park (check Big Yango Loop Trail) but not on the property.
It is a perfect place for a retreat and to discover the wildlife from NSW. Newly built, the owners are keen to welcome you to their little bit of serenity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I really sleep in a cave at Wanderlust Retreat?
Yes! Wanderlust Retreat offers unique accommodation including caves (some with murals) and traditional American tipis, as well as traditional camping spots. All vehicles are accepted on the property.
Is Wanderlust Retreat pet friendly?
Yes, this campsite welcomes pets, making it a great option for travellers with furry companions.
What wildlife can I expect to see at Wanderlust Retreat?
The property is home to kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, cockatoos and lyrebirds. It’s situated in a natural valley between Wollemi and Yengo National Parks, offering excellent wildlife spotting opportunities.
How far is Wanderlust Retreat from Singleton and Sydney?
The retreat is 91 km from Singleton, NSW, and not much further to Sydney suburbs, making it accessible for weekend getaways.
What activities are available at Wanderlust Retreat?
On-property activities include bushwalking, sightseeing, and sports on the volleyball/badminton/soccer court. The area also offers 4WD and bike tracks, particularly in Yengo National Park including the Big Yango Loop Trail.
Are there 4WD tracks on the property?
There are no 4WD or bike tracks on the property itself, but there are many tracks around the area, especially in Yengo National Park.
What natural features can I see near the campsite?
The area boasts waterfalls, cliffs, caves, and stunning views of Mount Yengo and Moruben, all set in a beautiful valley location.
What type of vehicles can access Wanderlust Retreat?
All vehicles are accepted at this campsite, making it accessible for caravans, camper trailers, and motorhomes.



