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## BEFORE ARRIVAL
Uncover the scientifically proven wellbeing benefits of connecting with nature through Into The Wild Escapes. To support you on your wellbeing journey, we've meticulously crafted an itinerary designed to optimise your experience and rejuvenation during your stay.  

We're committed to supporting the small rural communities we call home. Before your arrival, take some time to visit local producers and stock up on fresh, local goods for your tiny home stay: 

Singleton Farmers Market: Fresh local produce, cheeses, and gourmet foods.
Hunter Valley Honey: Pure honey collected from local bees.
Scarborough Wine Co.: Organic wine, vineyards, gardens, and feasting.
IronBark Hill Brewhouse: Craft beer brewed with locally sourced ingredients.
## DAY 1
Relax in bed watching the sunrise with St Ali Coffee.
Morning meditation or yoga.
Leisurely walk on the property.
Wine and cheeseboard at sunset by the outdoor fire with local produce.
BBQ dinner with local produce.
Board games and stargazing by the outdoor fire.
## DAY 2
Relax in bed watching the sunrise with St Ali Coffee.
Add some nature-focused activities for an immersive experience:
Spend time observing and photographing local wildlife.
Practice mindful walking, paying attention to the sights, sounds, and scents around you.
Try sketching or painting the natural scenery.
Take a longer hike to explore different parts of the property or nearby trails, or you might even fancy adding on a guided horse ride onsite – you can book this in the Add On section.
Sunset dinner with local produce.
Stargazing by the outdoor fire.
## DAY 3
Relax in bed watching the sunrise with St Ali Coffee.
Pick up a pastry or some sourdough bread at Lovedale Smokehouse Cafe, or head to Café Enzo for breakfast.
Day Trip: Explore local attractions:
Take a leisurely stroll around the charming town of Singleton, known for its heritage buildings and scenic parks.
Visit the local shops and galleries (Singleton Arts and Cultural Centre, Sacred Spaces at the Sisters of Mercy Convent, Singleton Historical Society & Museum).
Consider visiting the Hunter Valley Gardens for a stunning display of themed gardens and seasonal events.
Enjoy lunch at Muse Kitchen – known for its delicious, locally sourced meals and scenic vineyard views.
Return to Tiny Christopher for sunset and stargazing with local produce by the fire.
## DAY 4
Morning: relax in bed watching the sunrise with St Ali Coffee. Enjoy pancakes with fresh berries and honey.
Head to Wollemi National Park for a day of hiking and exploring the rugged landscapes, sandstone cliffs, and lush forests.
Enjoy a picnic lunch at a scenic lookout point, taking in the expansive views of the wilderness.
Evening: Dine at The Mill Restaurant at Tuscany Wine Estate Resort for a hearty meal, then return to Tiny Christopher to relax by the outdoor fire.
## DAY 5
Morning: relax in bed watching the sunrise with St Ali Coffee and a breakfast platter made with local produce.
Walk around the land where Tiny Christopher resides and explore the nearby local scenery. If the weather is warm, you might even fancy a swim in a nearby creek or waterhole.
Visit Tyrrell’s Wines to purchase some wine, or perhaps take a tour!
Head back to your tiny home to enjoy a relaxed afternoon and stargazing with local produce.


Rugged, robust, and roaring to transport you off-grid. Tiny Clancy is untamed, melding harmoniously into the enduring Australian bush.

Expect to leave Tiny Clancy with an enriched soul and a still mind.  

Drive two hours northwest of Sydney between Wollemi and Yengo National Park to the secluded bushland where Tiny Clancy resides. Sandstone cliffs, slot canyons and waterholes are waiting for you to explore. Tiny Clancy invites you to experience the true meaning of off-grid living, so don’t rely on phone reception or a plug to charge your devices.  

Suitably named after The Man from Snowy River’s infamous Australian drover.

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