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Bimbimbi & Little Hollow Homesteads
Chinchilla, Darling Downs: Fully accommodated or self-catering farm holidays – pioneering spirit blended with the comforts of home. 3 hours west of Brisbane.
Hosts
Address
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Shirley & Brian Gilligan
Bimbimbi
Greenswamp Road
Chinchilla QLD 4413
Phone 07 4665 8289
Email Hosts
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Bimbimbi: 2 doubles or 1 double + twin share.
Little Hollow: 2 doubles + large sleepout with 2 double bunk beds + small sleepout with single bed. Cot available. (9 persons max.)
Toilet/Bath
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private
Tariff AU$
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Bimbimbi (Full Accommodation)
AU$110 per person; child AU$50.
Little Hollow (Self-Catering)
AU$95 per night (AU$420 per week) for 1 to 4 persons.
Extra persons AU$15 ea. per night (max. 9 persons)
Location
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Follow Warrego Highway west from Brisbane and Toowoomba to Chinchilla, then south via Tara–Chinchilla Rd and Greenswamp Rd (17.5km to Bimbimbi or 20km to Little Hollow). 3 hours from Brisbane.

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Listed until
28 February 2013

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Your CottageBimbimbi is a thousand-hectare grazing property bordering the Condamine River and Greenswamp Road, 20 kilometres southwest of Chinchilla and three hours from Brisbane.

When you step out of your car, the tranquillity of this little valley tucked in against 200 hectares of high ridge wilderness will enfold you.

At last, for the pleasure of the public at large, the Gilligan family's closely guarded secret is out! Previously only available to close friends and family, Little Hollow is available for your exclusive use – or you may stay in the new Bimbimbi Homestead.

Settle into the 90-year-old homestead, a pioneering atmosphere blended with all the comforts of home. When rested, explore the wilderness or just laze and watch the Hereford cows and calves graze. It's your choice.
Experience…
  • Working Life on the Land: seasonal cattle work – branding, drafting and trucking to market.
  • Life in the Bush: Catch a glimpse of red-necked wallabies, kangaroos, goanna, a wide variety of birdlife, echidnas and, maybe, wild turkeys, koalas or a marsupial mouse.
  • Return to the Jurassic Age and pick up wood 140–180 million years old. Chinchilla is recognised as one of the largest areas of petrified wood in the world.
  • Enjoy the Wildflowers (July-September): wattles, wonga vine, hova scrub, hop bush and the panorama of bottle trees.
  • Local Historic Attractions: Visit local sights including the museums in Chinchilla and Miles.
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