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Wittacork Dairy Cottages

Witta, Sunshine Coast Area

Indicative Rate * AU$200 to AU$350

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Wittacork is a modern working dairy farm on 500 acres, containing over 150 acres of pristine rainforest. The farm adjoins Lake Baroon Conservation Area and National Park and is a Land for Wildlife registered property.

The self contained cottages are set on a ridge overlooking Lake Baroon and the Kondalilla National Park and surrounded by rainforest.

Guests can watch the cows being milked, feed the calves, collect eggs, bushwalk or laze on the deck soaking in the peace and the views.

The property has five kilometres of walking tracks in the rainforest with bridges across creeks and waterfall viewing areas.

Facilities

  • BBQ Facilities
  • Car park
  • Laundry
  • Outdoor furniture

Activities

  • Birdwatching

Other Information

Family Friendly:

Family friendly – please refer to operator's website for services and facilities.
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286 Tesch Road
Witta, Sunshine Coast Area
Queensland
Australia
+61754944369
wittacork@bigpond.com
http://www.wittacork.com.au

Our Rooms

Two bedroom self contained cottage with big deck overlooking Lake Baroon.

Three bedroom renovated workers cottage with big verandah overlooking Lake Baroon.

Two bedroom self contained cottage, with large verandah overlooking Lake Baroon. Full kitchen and fireplace.

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