Huch

Huch is five off-grid cabins on private bushland in Wollombi, just under two hours from Sydney. Each one comes with a wood-fired hot tub, a fire pit with a cooking grill, and stunning views across the valley.

The Lantern: set into a hillside, with an indoor wood burner and views across the valley floor.
Billy's Hideaway: looks out over the billabong, where kangaroos, wombats and birdlife come down to drink at dusk.
The Canopy: a glamping stay built inside an old barn on the property, with 360-degree panoramic views.
The Lookout: located on the top of a hillside, with a hot tub facing the sunset and views down the valley.
The Treehouse: up on the hill surrounded by ancient trees, and the only stay with its own sauna.

All cabins were designed by Sydney architect Madeleine Blanchfield.

Everything runs on solar power and rainwater, but nothing feels like roughing it. With designer furniture, premium bedding and bathrooms, and a compact, fully equipped kitchen, so once you arrive there's no reason to leave.

The cabins are spread out and well away from any neighbours, with lot's of wildlife like kangaroos, wombats and kookaburras that come to visit. The village is a five-minute drive, or a 20-minute walk.

Dogs up to 20 kilograms are welcome with approval.