The rustic Four Bull Hut is tucked away in a secluded valley of Washpool National Park, and the refurbished cabin is the perfect escape from city life.
Sleeping up to 6 guests, Four Bull Hut is surrounded by tall gum and Blackbutt forest offering endless walking, mountain biking, and bird watching opportunities, and secluded swimming spots in summer. This idyllic place, only a few hours from Brisbane, is great for couples or families wanting to enjoy nature in all its glory or seeking sanctuary from modern day distractions.
The rich heritage of Tenterfield’s early settlers can be seen only metres from your doorstep at historic McClifty’s Hut. Local lore tells of the hut’s first owner, Daniel McClifty, who shot four wild bulls at the creek when he first arrived.
Today, Four Bull Hut’s verandah is the ideal place to spot Washpool National Park’s wildlife, including red-necked wallabies, koalas, and black cockatoos. Keep your eyes peeled for the rare powerful owl and yellow-bellied glider.
Four Bull Hut has two bedrooms, is self-contained and can cater for up to 6 guests. Facilities include picnic tables, barbecue facilities, drinking water, showers, toilets, electric power.
Guests need to bring bed sheets, blankets, pillows and towels.
Four Bull Hut is located in the western section of Washpool National Park and is approximately 52km by road (sealed and gravel) from Tenterfield. Four Bull Hut requires 4WD access.