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Into The Wild Escapes acknowledges the Wadawurrung nation as the Traditional Custodians of this land and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging. Every landscape has a story, we invite you to learn about the rich cultural heritage and stories that make this region so special.

Drive 90-minutes from Melbourne until you reach the tall, leafy gums dotted with native scrub where Tiny Jemima resides. 

Get settled amidst the spell-binding surrounds to relish in the tranquil views and the sounds of birdsong. 

Expect to leave Tiny Jemima with a sense of peace.

Into The Wild Escape - This tiny home offers a true Into The Wild Escape, set in a serene, natural environment where nature takes center stage. With no man-made distractions, you can disconnect and immerse yourself in the tranquility of your surroundings.

Dynamic pricing explained: our prices are dynamic which means daily rates are influenced by various factors. for more information of pricing please check out our FAQs.

## 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 encourage you to book a cultural experience local to your tiny home region: Embark on an enriching journey with Uncle Rick Nelson from Waaman Tours. Explore significant sites, share ancestral stories, experience an ancient smoke cleansing and delight in the authentic taste of indigenous ingredients.  

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: 

IGA Strathfieldsaye: closest supermarket to the tiny home which stocks local products like beer, wine, peanut brittle, jams and olives.
Harcourt Produce & General Store: Great for breakfast or lunch, or to pick up supplies for your stay!
Indulge Fine Belgian Chocolates: Quality artisan products handcrafted in Bendigo with the finest Callebaut Belgian chocolate. 
Favourite Flavours Ice Creamery: Bendigo's sweetest spot serving gelato, ice-cream, shakes and coffee.
Sim'R Cafe, Bendigo: Local cafe open for breakfast, lunch and sweet treats.
Palling Bros Brewery: Handcrafted artisan beer, fine dining and live music.
Brewers Collective: Local beer brewed in their custom-built nano brewery in downtown Bendigo. 
Musk Lane Wine: small batch, lo-fi winemaking. Hidden down a laneway in the centre of Kyneton.

## 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 meditation, paying attention to the sights, sounds, and scents around you.
Try sketching or painting the natural scenery.
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, or stop by for breakfast at Sim'R Cafe.
Day Trip: Explore local attractions: Take a leisurely stroll around the vibrant town of Kyneton, known for its heritage buildings and award-winning restaurants. 
Visit the local shops and galleries (Walk along Piper Street, pop into Kabinett for homewares, or Stockroom for contemporary Australian art)
Enjoy lunch at Fook Shing – known for its vibrant south-east Asian menu.
Return to Tiny Jemima 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 The Pink Cliffs Geological Reserve in Heathcote for a day of hiking and exploring the stunning natural landscapes. 
Enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the park's scenic spots, taking in the tranquility of the striking pink and orange cliffs.
Evening: Dine at Midnight Starling in Kyneton for a Parisian meal, then return to Tiny Jemima 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.
If the weather is warm, you might even fancy a swim in a nearby creek or waterhole!
Visit Musk Lane Wine in Kyneton to purchase some wine, or enjoy a glass at their cellar door. 
Head back to your tiny home to enjoy a relaxed afternoon and stargazing with local produce.

Tiny Jemima is cradled amongst the gums in the rocky heartlands of Central Victoria. Set alongside a small billabong, it is a stay like no other. Leafy tall gums dotted with native scrub frame tranquil views across the water and set a spell-binding place to curl up and enjoy the abundant native birds and animals.

Named after the memorable character of Jemima Puddle-duck, from Beatrix Potter’s charming children’s books. Unmistakably Australian in flavour, Jemima offers a naturally relaxed yet bush-perfect setting.

Jemima lives on a beautiful property that is an easy 1.5-hour drive from Melbourne. On route to Jemima, stop in at the local towns and stock up on flavoursome produce and then escape to your haven. 

Venturing out, the region offers delights in every direction from watching sunsets at the top of the hill on the property, exploring local forests, water activities at Lake Eppalock, to exploring world-class producers and culinary delights from Australia’s only UNESCO City of Gastronomy, Bendigo, which is a 30-minute drive away.

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