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This five-bedroom Dales Creek lodge is situated approximately 72km from the Balmoral Bridge in Melbourne, offering direct access to the Wombat State Forest and proximity to Blackwood (5 minutes' drive), Greendale, Trentham, Ballan, Daylesford, Woodend and Kyneton.
The spacious property features two large open-plan living areas, a fully equipped kitchen, a wood-burning fireplace, a spa bath, and ample outdoor space with stunning views, accommodating up to 10 guests and providing children's toys, books, and DVDs.

Eucalypt Escape, a self-contained unit in Coimadai, Victoria, is situated near Lerderderg State Park and Werribee Gorge State Park, offering easy access to hiking trails and wildlife viewing opportunities, approximately 47 minutes from Ballarat and 55 minutes from Melbourne.
This pet-friendly tiny home boasts a 13-square-metre floor area with one bedroom, one bathroom, sleeping up to two guests, and features a kitchenette with a fridge and microwave, air conditioning, a private garden, parking, a fire pit, and a BBQ.

This Blackwood cottage, a 10-minute drive from Trentham and 30 minutes from Daylesford, boasts million-dollar views of the Lerderderg River and is a short walk from Blackwood's amenities.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom dwelling sleeps two, features a wood-fired heater, split system air conditioning, a full kitchen, and a private deck; nearby attractions include Lerderderg bushwalking trails and a mineral spring with a BBQ area.

This Blackwood dwelling, a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment, is situated in Victoria’s Wombat State Forest, a seven-minute walk (approximately 0.4 km) from Blackwood’s town centre, including the Blackwood Pub, Post Office Cafe, and Blackwood Mineral Springs reserve.
Sleeping four comfortably, this unique property comprises two repurposed shipping containers offering a queen bedroom, a bunk room, a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, air conditioning, parking, and excellent guest reviews; it's close to nature trails and the Lerderderg River.