Summary:

Separated by 150 metres, Tiny Wombat and Wallaby create an ideal setting for a group escape with friends and family.



Drive an easy 45-minutes northwest of Sydney CBD, until you reach the lush, greenery of the Hills District. Residing within the Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, Tiny Wombat and Wallaby is home to native Australian wildlife and flora.



Take a short five-minute drive and you will find yourself in the heart of Dural, which is peppered with beautiful walks, hikes and plenty of local eateries.



Collectively welcoming up to 12 people, Tiny Wombat and Wallaby offers the perfect place to reconnect as a family or explore all the area has to offer with a group of friends. As evening rolls in, soak in one of the outdoor hot tubs and relax to the soothing sounds of nature.



The Space:

Each tiny home sleeps up to six guests, with one queen bed by the window, one double bed in the loft and two bunk beds.



Hot tubs in winter, cold plunges in summer — we’ve got you covered year-round. When the sun’s out, our wood-fired hot tubs transform into refreshing cold-water plunge pools. Just fill, dip, and enjoy the warmth of the season. Please note: During TOBAN periods, firewood cannot be provided for the hot tub due to fire safety regulations. The hot tub can still be enjoyed with cold water.



Complimentary firewood is provided to heat up the hot tub in cooler months. Please note we provide 1 x bag per stay.



Tiny Wallaby and Wombat are situated just 150 metres apart. Bring your friends and family to enjoy this unique getaway. Each house provides complete seclusion, allowing you to have your own space. Yet with a short walk you can easily catch up with your friends or loved ones whenever you like it.



Getting Around:

This tiny home is located 45-minutes from Sydney CBD.



Other Things to Note:

Due to this tiny home’s exceptional location on the edge of Sydney, we’ve made a few small adjustments to our usual standards of total seclusion. Tiny Wallaby and Tiny Wombat are located approximately 150 metres apart. If you're staying at Tiny Wombat, please note that you’ll pass by Tiny Wallaby on your way in, so if staying at Tiny Wallaby you may hear the occasional vehicle and the tiny homes are located on the grounds of a working wildlife sanctuary and team members may pass by during the day on occasion, walking dingoes or conducting property maintenance. These minor moments of activity won’t disrupt your stay, but we like to keep things transparent.