With Australian domestic and regional travel slowly beginning to reopen, many housebound globe-trotters are looking to travel their own states with fresh eyes. From June 1st, New South Wales, Victoria and the ACT are set to loosen COVID-19 restrictions to allow travel within the respective states for the sole purpose of taking a holiday. We may have found a perfect little escape just 1.5 hours from Sydney. And in this case, ‘little’ is a lot more than just a throwaway term.

Hideout in Moss Vale is an elegantly designed tiny cabin nestled on a working farm. It offers an almost necessary chance to switch off post-pandemic and reconnect with nature. The ‘tiny home’ is suspended high above a dam, a position which affords guests all the benefits of the breathtaking view, without all that tiresome getting-out-of-bed nonsense.

The 140 acre working farm is home to over 80 horses, an outdoor fire pit that’s absolutely made for roasting marshmallows or warming your fingers while enjoying full bodied red wine under the stars. Naturally, the aforementioned bed is so comfortable you’ll never want to leave it, and visitors to the cabin can expect only the finest premium fixtures and essentials.

Just in case complete isolation proves a little too solitary for your tastes, the Moss Vale town centre (along with a bunch of local cafes, restaurants and wineries) is just a short five-minute drive from the property.

Hideout will be available to book from June 1st 2020 via HideoutCabins.com.au. (And with prices that start at $300 for two adults, you’re going to have to fight us for the reservations.)