The Little Styx River Cabins reflect some of the history of the rugged timbered ranges, as they were the original quarters for the old Point Lookout timber mill. Known respectively as The Hilton and Possum Villa, they’re situated adjacent to the World Heritage listed New England National Park. The bush cabins offer rustic accommodation in the heart of New England’s adventure wilderness. Nestled beside the hurrying headwaters of the Little Styx River, they’re an ideal base from which to fish, 4WD or walk the remote gorges and forests. Each can sleep up to 10 guests. Hot showers, flushing toilets and wood heating provide for a comfortable and relaxing camping style stay in some of Australia’s most picturesque high country. It is an ideal location for those who want to escape from it all and enjoy the tranquillity of the bush. Guests can spend their days fly-fishing for the elusive rainbow trout in the clear mountain streams or bushwalking in 55,000ha of remote wilderness. You won’t find many bush cabins that make such perfect fly-fishing accommodation, with plenty of walking trails and private trout streams at your disposal.

Hi, my name is Lorraine and I am passionate about the bush and its people. My family lives in "God's country" on what is now the highest cattle property in Australia adjacent to Heritage listed New England National Park. We have the best of both worlds - the bush and the beach as we live at both Point Lookout and at Urunga on the coast. We enjoy sharing a beautiful space with other people. I hope you enjoy your stay in this very special part of Australia

There are also a wide diversity of walks in the six neighbouring National Parks – New England National Park, Cathedral Rocks National Park, Guy Fawkes National Park, Oxley Wild Rivers National Park, Cunnawarra National Park and Dorrigo National Park. These are all within a half hour drive. The nearest is the World Heritage listed New England National Park, which has over 20 kilometres of graded walking tracks through splendid beech forest and sweeping vistas of the eastern escarpment.