Escape the ordinary in a place like no other
7 ways to enjoy your stay!
1 100km of ocean coastline views
2 8ks drive to picturesque historic Milton
3 14 acres of scenic preservation property
4 5 acres of rainforest walk
5 Full size Tennis court on property
6 Swimming pool & BBQ area
7 Function room with wood fire place
Description
Little Forest Health Retreat is located a thousand feet
above sea level on 14 peaceful acres overlooking the
historic village of Milton. The rainforest walk is a
great place to escape the pace of the world. The viewing
platform has one of the best views on the east coast
of Australia and is the perfect place to sit and relax
or meditate.
The magic and beauty of Little Forest will be remembered
for years to come.
Accommodation and Facilities
13 quality well appointed motel rooms are made up with
linen, have ensuite bathrooms, reverse cycle air-conditioning,
tea/coffee making facilities, TV, bar fridge and ground
floor access.
Free time
The options are endless when it comes to what to do
during your stay in your free time. On the property
you have the full size tennis court, swimming pool,
rainforest walk and spectacular 360 views from the well
maintained gardens. You can simply relax and enjoy the
tranquility or you may like to venture out.
The nearby historic township of Milton is filled w ith
craft shops, cafes, restaurants, antique stores, boutiques,
historic buildings and a museum. Another few minutes
away you have the harbour port and fishing town of Ulladulla
or the pristine beachside paradise of Mollymook with
its crystal waters golden sands and popular surf breaks.
Nearby Jervis Bay has whale, dolphin and seal watching
cruises, botanic gardens and is renowned for beaches
with the whitest sand in the world
Milton, the gateway to the Budawangs, is also a good
base from which to discover the magnificent wilderness
and escarpment country of the Morton National Park and
the Upper Clyde River. Escorted tours to this spectacular
region are available or you can drive to places like
Pigeon House Mountain for spectacular views over the
coast and the rugged eastern escarpment.
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