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Rove Numby Station Escape

Experience campfire country

STAY and FEAST and build your own adventure

With locally sourced meals, relaxed country hospitality, and no phone reception or distractions, guests can slow down, reconnect, and experience a truly memorable and uniquely Australian setting.

 

What is a Station Escape?

The Rove Numby Station Escape is a fully hosted rural getaway tailored to your tastes. Enhance your stay with more adventures that let you experience farm life, engage in something creative or active OR or simply settle in, slow down and enjoy being cared for by your host.

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This trip suits people that

- love local flavors and food origin stories (our legendary long-table dinners)

- want an effortless group getaway with everything thoughtfully hosted (thanks to the on site cook and host stoking the fires, baking the scones and pointing out the best swim spots)

- Want make a particular experience the hero of their stay ( from fishing for a Murray Cod to an Afternoon with the Artist)

- have a birthday or event to celebrate with a small group

-are looking for a uniquely Australian adventure on a real working sheep and cattle station

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Inclusions

  • Fully hosted experience with an on-site host and camp cook

  • All meals included from arrival through to departure

  • Two night stay in beautifully appointed twin-share glamping tents

  • Thoughtfully prepared seasonal dining experiences

  • Complimentary local wines or beer served with dinner

  • Twenty-four hour tea and coffee station

  • Campfire evenings with firewood provided

  • Access to private station landscapes, creeks and walking trails​

Not included: optional experiences, travel insurance, 

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Explore our Experiences

Personalise your Rove Numby stay with a selection of optional extras designed to elevate your time on the station. From guided fishing adventures and farm experiences to massages and private group add-ons, tailor your escape to suit your style of adventure.​

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Availability
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  • 22-24th September

  • 20-22nd October

  • 27-29 October

  • 3-5 November

  • 10-12 November

  • 17-19 November

  • 24-26 November

  • 1-3rd December
     

Booking a Station Escape

 

The Station Escape is $6900 for up to 8 people

Additional guests- $450 (maximum 10 guests in total)

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  • Book this as your own private group; perfect for small groups of friends, special celebrations, anyone wanting to camp out without the hassle of arranging all the food and logistics!

  • This is a fully hosted experience so there will be an onsite host looking after your group for the duration of your stay.

  • Catering is prepared onsite by your host and cook- your dinner parties in the evening to fresh scones mid-morning.

  • You can also book any of our optional extra activities, which you can read about here. 

  • Some alcohol is provided during the evening meal. If you would like a drink outside of these times please BYO.

  • The Stay, Feast long weekend check in/out windows are DAY 1: between 1-5pm and DAY3: between 7-11am

  • Check in and check out times are flexible to suit your groups travel plans however we ask you to confirm a time for the whole group to meet us at the transfer point rather than arriving at different times.

  • You can make your own way into Rosewood Cottage but access is via 4 wheel-drive only.

  • There is no mobile phone service, wi-fi or television at Rosewood Cottage, it is a totally unplugged weekend! We do alternative ways to communicate in an emergency.

  • We are happy to cater for dietary requirements and tailor your menu with plenty of notice.

  • If you would like a shorter or longer Station Escape, please get in touch with us.

 

Get in touch and we can help you build an itinerary to share with your group.
 

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Battery Crossing Road,
Reids Flat, NSW

Rove Numby

We acknowledge and pay respect to the Australian Aboriginal people of the Wiradjuri nation, both past and present, and their deep and enduring connection and culture associated with this land and water.

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