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Tree Frog Hill

Lake Views

Idyllic Getaway! Lovely holiday house with lake views, nestled on 65 acres of bush. Peace, privacy and comfort. Sleeps up to 10. Everything you need for a fabulous break, and superb beaches only 15 minutes drive away.

Coomba, PACIFIC PALMS, NSW

Up to 10 people, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Minimum nights: 2

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Holiday house

Nestled on 65 acres of bush, backing on to Wallingat National Park, this beautiful holiday home overlooks Wallis Lake. Birds and wildlife abound. Elizabeth, Boomerang and Bluey's beaches are only 15 minutes drive from the door. Numerous local attractions, walks and day trips in the Great Lakes Area.
Situated in an elevated position amongst the trees, Tree Frog Hill has excellent accomodation over 2 levels. Soak up the tranquil atmosphere while cooking a BBQ on the sun-drenched deck.
The house includes 3 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spacious living room with vaulted timber ceiling and large rumpus/family room downstairs. There are two TV's and DVD players (one for the kids), a combustion heater for wintry nights, and comfy lounges. Laundry includes washing machine and dryer, and kitchen has all necessities - dishwasher, micorwave, oven and large fridge. All crockery, glassware and cookware provided.

Holiday experiences

Birdwatching, Bushwalking & wilderness, Family Friendly, Gay & Lesbian friendly, Great view

Facilities

BBQ - Gas, Boat Ramp Nearby, Books/Magazines Supplied, CD Player, DVD, Fans (ceiling/standard), Kitchen, Lake nearby, Laundry facilities, Pets not allowed, Stereo, Tea/Coffee Making Facilities, Television, Undercover or off street parking, VCR, Videos/DVDs Supplied

Birdwatching

Bird-watching available on-site, Bird-watching available nearby, Information provided on local bird population and sightings.

Tree Frog Hill is situated on the boundary of Wallingat National Park. Numerous birds of the area frequent the property, and short drives to Wallis and Smiths Lake, Wallingat National Park Itself, and surrounding districts provide a large array of bird-watching opportunities.

Bushwalking & wilderness

Bushwalking and wilderness experiences located nearby, Located near a National Park

Family Friendly

Games/videos for children under 5 available, Games/videos for children between 5 and 12 available, Games/videos for children over 12 available, Fenced/safe outdoor play area

Gay & Lesbian friendly

Offers a high degree of privacy, All guests welcome

Tree Frog Hill

Coomba, PACIFIC PALMS, NSW, Australia

Rooms and rates

Off Season: 150 per night, 350 per weekend, 550 mid-week, 850 per week.
Easter (3 Nights): 750
April and October School Holidays: 200 per night, 500 per weekend, 800 mid-week, 1200 per week.
Long Weekends (3 Nights): 500.
Dec-Jan School Holidays: 300 per night, 750 per weekend, 1200 mid-week, 1800 per week.

Tree Frog Hill (sleeps 10):

Availability

Tree Frog Hill will confirm pricing, availability and answer any other questions within 48 hours.
(current average response time for this property is 108.0 hours)

Please note that sometimes your computer's spam filter or your ISP may inadvertently block the operator's response email. If you do not receive a prompt response, taking into account that Tree Frog Hill may not be able to contact you after hours, you should check your 'junk' mail folder or contact the property with the details we will send in your confirmation e-mail.

The telephone number and contact details for this property will be emailed to you once your enquiry/booking has been sent.

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