If you want peace - time out - a place where things have not changed and are not likely to change, a place where you can breathe easy for awhile, this might be for you.

 

Wollemi Wilderness National Park was recently listed on the World Heritage Register because it's an area of our planet that hasn't changed since the last ice age.  Here you can sit back and look out over thousands of hectares of prehistoric land and your only neighbours are Australia's prehistoric fauna and flora.

 

Wollemi Wilderness Cabin is the place for people who want to glimpse the simple life of our forebears: of waking to the Currawong's singing up the sun; of stoking the fire then stretching out for a rest on the verandah in the weekend sun to watch the echidnas and lyrebirds go about their business. And finally to laugh with the kookaburras as the sun sets on another day in the lucky country.

 

The morning sun falls on the bedrooms, giving a warm, caressing wake up call to the sleeper. The living room and verandahs are within reach of the last rays of the evening sun. Spend the days lying back and savouring the million year old view.
Wollemi Wilderness Cabin is built on Mt Condor Ridge at Mountain Lagoon in the National Park. The cabin was built in accordance with ecologically sustainable development principles. Its architecture reflects that of first white settlers to the Hawkesbury Blue Mountains region - the iconic Australian timber slab cottage.

 

Wollemi Wilderness Cabin won 'Excellence in Housing' awards for best environmental dwelling. It is made completely of Australian native timbers and contains the latest solar and waste recycling technology. The dwelling showcases how we can live in harmony with one of the oldest and most fragile landscapes on earth.

 

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