Little Desert Nature Lodge

Little Desert Nature Lodge offers a unique and immersive nature-based experience, nestled within 117 hectares of private bushland that borders the pristine Little Desert National Park in Western Victoria. Located approximately 16 kilometres south of Nhill, this lodge is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, birdwatchers, and those seeking a tranquil escape into the Australian bush. It serves as an excellent base for exploring the diverse ecosystems of the Little Desert, known for its unique flora and fauna, including the endangered Malleefowl.

Facilities:

Little Desert Nature Lodge provides facilities designed to complement its natural setting:

Accommodation options: Ensuite rooms (Family and Twin share), Powered camping sites, and Unpowered camping sites.
Guest Wi-Fi network: Available (reception can be unpredictable due to location).
Dining Room & Cafe: On-site dining options (check operating hours).
BBQ Facilities: Available for guest use.
Shared Kitchenette: For guest convenience.
Guest Lounge: With LCD TV.
Conference & Function Facilities: Available for groups.
Guided Tours: Specialised birding tours and other guided activities can be booked.
Walking Trails: Several trails within the Lodge property and the adjacent National Park, often with interpretative signs.
Free Self Parking.
Accessible Facilities: Available.

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

Little Desert National Park: Directly adjacent to the lodge, offering bushwalking, birdwatching, and 4WD tracks.
Coynallan Bushland Reserve: Approximately 5 minutes' drive.
Nhill: Approximately 16 km north, offering local services and the Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre (showcasing WWII RAAF history).
Mount Arapiles: Approximately 30 minutes' drive south, a renowned rock-climbing destination and bushwalking area.
Naracoorte Caves National Park (South Australia): Approximately 1.5 - 2 hours' drive west, a UNESCO World Heritage site with significant fossil deposits and cave tours.
Grampians National Park (Gariwerd): Approximately 120 km (1.5 - 2 hours' drive) east, famous for its rugged sandstone mountains, waterfalls, lookouts, and Aboriginal rock art sites.
Wyperfeld National Park: Further north, another vast Mallee park ideal for 4WD and exploring unique landscapes.
Big Desert Wilderness Park: A true wilderness area for experienced hikers and 4WD enthusiasts.
Melbourne CBD: Approximately 375 km east (around 4-5 hours' drive).
Adelaide CBD: Approximately 375 km west (around 4-5 hours' drive).