Set on 1800 acres in the central west of NSW, on the tourist drive between Mudgee and Hill End, Permanent Camping Mudgee is perfectly sited to take in views of the rugged Australian landscape for hundreds of miles around.

Providing inspiration for artists and writers, dreamers and lovers, the ever-changing colours of the panoramic views and the billions of stars overhead at night are truly magical. The tower is located 60km (one hour’s drive) from Mudgee, or 20km (30 minutes’ drive) from the nearest village of Hargraves. It has no address. That’s part of the magic.

The Tower
The two-story copper clad tower features sides which open up on the ground level, creating wide verandahs to the north, east and west, and an airy living space. Recycled ironbark and glass interiors add to the stylishly rustic feel, with a kitchen and Rais wood-fired slow combustion stove downstairs, and sleeping loft upstairs. Climb the ladder to the double bed made up with soft, linen sheets, and snuggle under a feather doona and hot water bottles in winter. Heavily insulated, the tower is cool in summer and warm in winter, with water tanks capturing rainfall, which is gravity-fed to the kitchen. A separate WC, also in copper-clad hardwood, is located a short walk away, and boasts some of the best views you’ll ever enjoy.

Activities
The property features marked bushwalking trails, taking in a diverse landscape of native bush and clearings. Visit creeks with permanent waterholes, enjoy an abundance of native flora and fauna, marvel at interesting rock formations and, of course, drink in the stunning views. Mostly, though, what Permanent Camping Mudgee offers, is true peace and quiet, time to think, space in which to create or meditate, and a place to breathe, or simply to be.

Food
Permanent Camping Mudgee offers you the choice to self-cater or enjoy our hamper of seasonal local produce, which includes:

Breakfast
Morning tea
Lunch
Afternoon tea
Dinner (includes bottle of local wine)
Either way, we supply tea and coffee, plus a complimentary bottle of local wine on arrival.