Wild Yards Tiny House by Tiny Away

Summary:

Wild Yards Tiny House by Tiny Away stands among wide stretches of bush at Wild Yards, where the stillness feels almost tangible. Kangaroos graze in the distance, and wombats roam. Reception is faint, yet the air feels open, and the pace of the day softens without effort.



Powered by sunlight and filled with rainwater, this off-grid home brings you back to the basics in the best way. Inside, deer-inspired touches and warm finishes create a space that feels intentional and gently luxurious.



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The Space:

On the gentle rise at Wild Yards in the region of Roseberg, The Deer Tiny House by Tiny Away sits about 50 minutes away from the town of Cowra.



Gum trees frame the view, and a dam rests below the hill, drawing in birds and the occasional deer at dusk. The area remains peaceful and encourages slower mornings, bush walks, and time to simply sit and take in the view.



You’re also within driving distance of the Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre, Mount Panorama, the Lachlan Valley Railway Society, and major events like the Bathurst 1000, the Cowra Balloon Festival, and the Parkes Elvis Festival. It’s a quaint pocket of countryside that still keeps some of the region’s best-known attractions within reach.



The 139-square-foot tiny home includes water access, split air conditioning, a kitchenette, cooking gear, and a private bathroom with a gas-heated shower, hand basin, and eco-friendly cassette toilet.



IMPORTANT NOTE: This tiny home is an off-grid unit that runs on solar energy. We advise guests to conserve energy during the day and only use it when necessary. Overall, minimal consumption is advised to prevent power outages when using solar power.



Guest Access:

Guests have full access to the tiny house and the surrounding outdoor space. The only areas off-limits are the host’s house yard and any other private sections of the property.



The Neighborhood:

The area around Wild Yards Tiny House by Tiny Away in the region of Roseberg feels unhurried by farmland and stretches of long country roads. About 50 minutes away, Cowra brings a mix of history, agriculture, vineyards, and cultural landmarks along the Lachlan Valley, including the well-known Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre.



Drive further toward Bathurst, where old gold-rush streets meet the roar of engines at Mount Panorama during the Bathurst 1000. The Bathurst 1000 draws motorsport fans each year, while museums, galleries, and heritage buildings showcase the area’s layered history.



Local recommendations:



- Cowra: A relaxed country town with cafés, vineyards, and local produce along the Lachlan Valley.

- Bathurst: A historic regional city with gold-rush architecture, museums, galleries, and local dining.

- The Bathurst 1000: The iconic annual motorsport event that fills the city with energy and racing fans.

- Cowra Balloon Festival: A colourful annual event where hot air balloons drift over the valley at sunrise.

- Mount Panorama: Australia’s most famous racing circuit, open for scenic drives when no events are on.

- Lachlan Valley Railway Society: A heritage rail attraction featuring vintage trains and special excursion rides.

- Parkes Elvis Festival: A lively, music-filled celebration that draws Elvis fans from across Australia each January.

- Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre: One of the largest Japanese gardens in the Southern Hemisphere, known for its seasonal colours and peaceful walking paths.



Getting Around:

By car:



- About 1 hour from Bathurst

- Around 50 minutes from the town of Cowra



By public transport:



- No direct public transport access to the property



By flight:



- The nearest major airport is Sydney Airport, about a 3.5 to 4-hour drive

- Bathurst Airport is closer, about 1 hour away, with limited regional flights



Other Things to Note:

- No pets allowed

- Firewood is provided for free

- Wifi is not available

- Gas BBQ grill is available

- This property is not suitable for kids

- No unregistered guests or visitors are allowed

- No potable water available. Tank water is filtered

- This property is fully off-grid, with electricity supplied solely by solar panels

- Please note that more extended stays or late check-outs will incur an extra charge

- Mobile reception has moderate coverage for Telstra; No coverage and signals for other lines

- Smoking is allowed outside the tiny house only. Please do not leave cigarette butts in the area



Guest Advisory



- Guests are advised to bring portable power banks in case of low power

- Guests are also advised to save energy to avoid running out of electricity

- Please take note that outdoor fire pits are not available during the fire season

- Please charge your phone and electronics in advance in case of low-light days



Important note:



- For stays of 5 nights or more (or for bookings of 5 nights or more), an additional cleaning fee will be collected to help maintain the cassette toilet and ensure a clean and fresh experience for all guests. We appreciate your understanding.



Interaction with Guests:

Guests will enjoy their own private space, but we are always happy to chat with you.