Nestled in the picturesque hamlet of Rawdon Vale, The Woll stands proudly amid an enchanting landscape, offering panoramic views from the meandering Kerripit River to the far-reaching blue mountains. Located just a pleasant four-hour drive north of Sydney and a short half-hour from the charming town of Gloucester, this idyllic four-bedroom cottage provides the perfect sanctuary for those seeking comfort, tranquility, and adventure. The region surrounding Rawdon Vale is renowned for its pristine beauty and agricultural heritage, with thriving beef cattle properties dotting the foothills of the majestic Gloucester and Barrington Tops National Parks. The Woll offers a unique blend of seclusion and accessibility, inviting guests to immerse themselves in a variety of activities. Whether it's canoeing along serene riverbanks, embarking on extensive hikes through high country terrains, or indulging in the local culture, visitors are spoilt for choice. Gloucester and its satellite villages boast quaint shops, bustling markets, and inspiring galleries, where one can discover local crafts and artistry. The town's vibrant community and rich history provide an inviting atmosphere for leisurely explorations. Moreover, visitors can savour exquisite coffee and delectable local cuisine in and around Gloucester, enhancing their experience with authentic regional flavours and hospitality. A stay at The Woll promises not only a retreat from the hustle and bustle but also a gateway to the natural and cultural treasures of Rawdon Vale, the Barrington Tops and Gloucester. The unspoiled locale, combined with the diverse activities available, ensures a memorable and fulfilling escape for all.

Waiver Clause for Obvious Risks of Staying at a Farm Waiver of Liability for Obvious Risks By booking The Woll on Kerripit the guests acknowledge and agree as follows: 1. **Acknowledgment of Risks**: The guests acknowledge that staying at a farm involves certain obvious risks, including but not limited to interactions with animals, the use of farming equipment, uneven terrain, exposure to weather conditions, and participation in farm activities. 2. **Assumption of Risk**: The guests voluntarily assume all risks associated with staying at the farm, including the risks of injury, loss, or damage arising from, but limited to, the aforementioned activities and conditions. The guests acknowledge that these risks are inherent in farm life and cannot be completely eliminated. 3. **Waiver and Release**: To the fullest extent permitted by law, the guests release and forever discharges the farm owner, its employees, agents, and representatives from any and all claims, demands, actions, or causes of action arising from or in connection with the undersigned's stay at the farm, including but not limited to claims arising from the negligence of the farm owner or its employees. 4. **Indemnification**: The guests agree to indemnify and hold harmless the farm owner from any and all claims, demands, actions, or causes of action brought against the farm owner by any third party as a result of the guests' actions or omissions while staying at the farm. 5. **Governing Law**: This waiver and release shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of New South Wales, including the Civil Liability Act of NSW. By booking, the guests acknowledge that they have read and understood this waiver and release, and agree to be bound by its terms.

Situated in the historic hamlet of Rawdon Vale, The Woll is spectacularly positioned with breathtaking views over the countryside from the wending path of the Kerripit River to the distant blue hills. An easy 3.5 hours north of Sydney and half an hour from the township of Gloucester, this four bedroom cottage is an ideal retreat. This unspoiled locale is home to established beef cattle properties in the foothills of the Gloucester and Barrington Tops National Parks. Despite the sense of splendid isolation you are a mere 10 minutes from Camp Cobark horse riding and the opportunity for diverse activities such as canoeing, extensive river or high country hiking, exploring quaint local shops, markets or galleries and having good coffee and fine local fare in and around Gloucester and it's character filled satellite villages.