Chevy Tranquil Tiny Horse Stay Loch & Rail Trail

Chevy 'Tiny House on Wheels' nestled on a horse and cattle stud in Nyora South Gippsland. Located close to the lovely village of Loch or enjoy exploring the many attractions that Gippsland has to offer and then come home to your own private getaway , overlooking stunning native bush land , close encounters with horses , bring apples Private cosy, fully equipped with all that you will need to sit back and relax, or ride or walk The Great Southern Rail Trail or a stop over to Philip Islland The space The Tiny House is located at the top section of our property, nestled between paddocks with horses looking over the fence and our own forest. With own parking and outdoor area, the house is orientated looking over the rolling hills towards Loch. Inside you’ll find couch , eating area with tax with dvd only , kitchen with bar fridge and freezer , Cooktop , microwave , coffee machine and microwave. Bathroom with shower and toilet (composting ), up the stairs to bed with a skylight to enjoy the stars Outside , cooking on Weber with seating and firepit for those cooler nights to catch the stars When bringing soap , shampoo and toothpaste we ask that you bring biodegradable ones so that the grey water runoff does not harm the environment. Access to The South Gippsland Rail Trail, either bike or walk . Visit Loch township for great coffee , shopping and dinner or the local winery As we run another BnB you may see the other guests when coming and going, but your Tiny Home is set near forest away from main house and other BnB. Perfect to book both houses if 2 couples travelling together, other Tiny Home listed as Cedar Guest access Guests have access to forest and surrounding area, wake up to horses over the fence and path to Rail Trail. Car is required to see the area, with farmers markets and gifts shops and cafes at Loch. Every Sunday there is a market at Kongwak and great walks and pub at Kilcunda. Once a month in summer Nyora speedway holds events. Other things to note Nyora has a take away shop, or enjoy the Pubs and Breweries in the area, or try Loch & Key for a lunch or dinner, live music in afternoons. We are situated in the countryside and you may encounter insects such as spiders throughout your stay as these are part of the natural ecosystem of the bush. Or use as a base to visit Philip Island and choose from the following A weekend getaway to Phillip Island from Melbourne is a perfect way to unwind and enjoy stunning coastal scenery, wildlife, and adventure. Here’s a guide to help you plan: Day 1: Travel and Explore Morning: • Drive to Phillip Island: The journey is about 50min (60 km) via the South Gippsland Highway from the Tiny Home • Stop at San Remo: Just before crossing the bridge to Phillip Island, grab breakfast or coffee at a local café and watch the daily pelican feeding at 12:00 PM near the jetty. • Churchill Island Heritage Farm: Learn about local history, walk through gardens, and enjoy scenic views. • Koala Conservation Reserve: Walk through treetop boardwalks to see koalas in their natural habitat. Evening: • Penguin Parade: Witness the famous Little Penguins returning to their burrows at sunset. Book tickets in advance for the best viewing spots. • The Nobbies and Seal Rocks: Walk the boardwalks for breathtaking coastal views and look out for seals on Seal Rocks. Visit the Antarctic Journey attraction at the Nobbies Centre. • Phillip Island Chocolate Factory: A fun and interactive stop to indulge in sweet treats. • Cape Woolamai Walk: Choose a short walk or the full loop to enjoy stunning beaches, cliffs, and wildlife. • Cowes Beach: Relax, swim, or enjoy a casual lunch at one of the seaside cafés in Cowes.