From the Byron Bay hinterland and the Adelaide Hills to the shores of the Lake Albert/Yarli and Goulburn Valley, Tiny Away has launched a series of stunning new houses across New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia.
Tiny Away, the tiny house company that’s all about experiencing nature in comfort, has opened the doors to growing its network of rural getaways. Boasting a range of stunning designs and state-of-the-art features both inside and outside, these impressively self-sufficient “compact homes on wheels” are made with sustainable materials and include waterless compost toilets, rainwater collections tanks for showers, and solar panels.
“It’s all about leaving the worries of the daily grind behind and really connecting with the natural surrounds. A Tiny Away stay gives people a chance to experience the tiny house lifestyle and the philosophy of ‘less is more’,” says Jeff Yeo, co-founder of Tiny Away.
“Our houses are of course beautifully designed and set in stunning locations, but what sets Tiny Away apart is our network of local landowners who make the stay so unique. Guests can expect to wake up and go to bed in style before having the chance to engage in activities offered by hosts, from farm tours and horse riding to bushwalking and wine tastings. Whatever is on offer, we promise to put guests a million miles from their hectic life,” Yeo added.
New South Wales
Hinterland Hideout, Myocum (Byron Bay)
Hinterland Hideout is located just outside Byron Bay in the small hinterland community of Myocum. Close enough to the beaches, bars and buzz of Byron, but set back in the gorgeous hinterland makes for a perfect mix of rest and relaxation and coastal fun.
Tiny Towrang, Towrang (Goulburn Region)
Towrang, in the heart of the Southern Tablelands, is home to Tiny Towarang. The house is perfectly nestled on 40 acres of hobby farmland, surrounded by green pastures, farm animals, and wildlife including kangaroos, wombats, and kookaburras to keep guests company. All while giving easy access to Goulburn, Canberra, and the Southern Highlands region.
Tiny Towrang, Towrang (Goulburn Region)
Victoria
Stargazer, Axedale (Bendigo Region)
‘Stargazer’ is tucked away in the small rural community of Axedale, where visitors can experience classic Victorian country charm and laid-back lifestyle. This ideal tiny house farm stay is nestled on 133-acre remote property surrounded by bushland and plenty of farm animals and wide-open spaces to explore.
Stargazer, Axedale (Bendigo Region)
Little Glenny, Yarck (Goulburn Valley)
Little Glenny is in the hamlet of Yarck in the upper Goulburn Valley in the foothills of the Australian Alps. Surrounded by 32-acres of dense forests, imagine waking up to the sound of nature and taking in a whole other world in solitude. Yarck also places guests at a 
great starting point to ride a relatively flat section of the Great Victorian Rail Trail to nearby Molesworth.
South Australia
Yarli, Meningie (Lake Albert/Yarli)
Yarli sits in the quiet town of Meningie surrounded by water of Lake Albert/Yarli and beaches such as Jervis Bay. Here you can wake up for a serene morning paddle, indulge in breakfast at a restored lakefront cheese factory, take a chartered fishing trip through untouched parts of the Coorong, walk through a giant pink salt lake, glide down golden sandhills and be back at your accommodation before the sun sets.
Little Glenny, Yarck (Goulburn Valley)
Gums n Roses, Maccesfield (Adelaide Hills)
Gums n Roses is the ideal Adelaide Hills farm stay accommodation. Surrounded by wide-open fields, farm animals, and wildlife, where you can experience the unhurried backcountry lifestyle resting under gum-shaded trees – all while being close to restaurants serving South Australia’s best produce, and wineries pouring the region’s signature cool climate drops.
Gums n Roses, Maccesfield (Adelaide Hills)
