The Sanctuary 2580

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp, below is the information provided by the Host regarding their offering.

The Sanctuary’s a rugged & beautiful, biodiverse, timeless land of ~500 acres. We are 2.5hrs – Sydney, 1.3hrs – Canberra & 25mins – Goulburn. Access to The Sanctuary is currently best-suited to a 4WD, tradies ute or light truck… although I get in with a 2WD light truck with good luggy rear tyres. The main valley at The Sanctuary, which visitors also travel down to get to the property is also the catchment for George’s Creek (as it was on maps in the 1890s) The upper valley is an open uplands floodplain & aquifer recharge zone, with native grasses & herbs, part of a grassy box woodlands ecosystem, with a rich biodiversity incl superb lyrebirds, red & yellow-tailed black cockatoos, sulfur-crested & gang gang cockatoos, owls, possums, echidnas, roos, wallabies, wombats & goannas, wild deer etc.. There’s 5 different sorts of ecosystems on & surrounding The Sanctuary, which in the bigger picture of southeast Australia, all of them endangered due to post-European invasion widespread clearing & climate change.