Sternenbeobachtung im Tiny House im Buschland in Bohena Creek NSW

Plain Bush by Tiny Away sits on untouched land where kangaroos, rabbits, goannas, and birdlife move freely. You can sit by small water holes and watch nature run its own show as the pine trees push through a cool breeze and the sky builds toward amber sunsets and bright summer moonlight. This spot sits near Narrabri, so you get outback character with easier access to local attractions and community comforts for a relaxed yet adventurous stay.



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The Space:

Plain Bush by Tiny Away sits in Bohena Creek behind tall pine trees in a quiet dog-friendly pocket with a secure 400-metre fenced yard that keeps wild pigs and foxes out.



The tiny house sits on land where kangaroos, rabbits, goannas, and birdlife move through untouched country. You are only 15 minutes away from the nearby town of Narrabri, so day trips to Mount Kaputar, the Australia Telescope Compact Array, Pilliga Forest, or Horton Falls National Park stay simple and fun.



The 139-square-foot tiny home includes water access, split air conditioning, a kitchenette, cooking gear, and a private bathroom with a gas-heated shower, hand basin, and eco-friendly cassette toilet.



Guest Access:

Guests have full access to the tiny house and its outdoor space.



The tiny house zone is open for you to enjoy, and access to the main home remains private. Contact is by phone only, so we can arrange a guided tour or point you toward the free walking track that leads into 200 acres of bushland.



There are cattle in these paddocks, so it’s important to check in with me first before you head out to explore.



Interaction with Guests:

Guests will enjoy your own private space but we are always happy to chat with you.





The Neighborhood:

Plain Bush by Tiny Away sits in Bohena Creek, where open farmland meets the edge of Pilliga Forest. The land stretches in long lines that draw your eyes toward Mount Kaputar and the volcanic shapes that rise beyond the plains.



Local tracks lead through timber country and sandy pockets that hold signs of wildlife and bird activity. Check out the Australia Telescope Compact Array, which adds a surprising scientific presence that fits naturally into the vast horizon. Horton Falls National Park features rough stone shelves and clear drops that reveal the more rugged side of the landscape.



Narrabri sits 15 minutes away, so you can reach cafés and supplies without losing the rural feel. The area stays honest in its mix of agriculture, forest, and wide-open sky. Paddocks and sky welcome you in and make the region easy to enjoy from the moment you settle in.



Getting Around:

By car:



- About 15 minutes to Narrabri (20 km)





By public transport:



- Taxi or private pickup available on request

- Train, bus, or airport pickup from Narrabri available for an added fee







Other Things to Note:

- Farm tour is offered for $70 for 2 persons

- Wifi is available

- Gas BBQ grill is available

- The property is suitable for kids

- Pets should be kept on a leash at all times

- No unregistered guests or visitors are allowed

- Please note that more extended stays or late check-outs will incur an extra charge

- Please note that this is a PET-FRIENDLY property, and pet policies will be sent before arrival

- Dogs may roam within the tiny house area as long as the entrance gate to the yard is kept closed

- Smoking is permitted 15 metres from the tiny home in the designated open area with seating

- Telstra and Vodafone have strong mobile reception, while other providers may have weak or no signal



Important note:



- For stays of 5 nights or more (or for bookings of 5 nights or more), an additional cleaning fee will be collected to help maintain the cassette toilet and ensure a clean and fresh experience for all guests. We appreciate your understanding.