Temporarily Closed

Mooramong remains temporarily closed following recent fire activity in the Skipton area.

Tiny Helen

Feel the waves of contentment roll in and allow yourself surrender to serenity as you sit back with book and cup of tea in tow at Tiny Helen.

Tiny Helen sleeps up to four with a double-bed in the loft and another double-bed by the window.

This tiny home is suitable for a two-wheel drive. Be wary of sharp rocks on the property when driving. Please park in the designated parking spot and walk 150 metres.

We’ve partnered with Into the Wild Escapes to introduce Tiny Helen, located on the Historic Mooramong Estate, formerly owned by Australian millionaire Donald ‘Scobie’ MacKinnon and Hollywood star Claire Adams. Tiny Helen is named after the Book ‘The of the Forest’ by Zane Grey and movie star Claire Adam’s Character, Helen.

The tiny home is secluded; however, it is a working farm, so prepare to fully immerse yourself in country life as you might see farmers, a tractor, or animals in a nearby paddock.

Planning your stay

  • Mooramong Estate embraces slow tourism, offering an off-grid experience designed for rest and reconnection. Tiny Homes have limited mobile reception and minimal internet access, encouraging guests to truly disconnect.
  • National Trust Members receive 20% off accommodation. To redeem this offer, visit the Member Portal or email [email protected]
  • The Estate is located in a bushfire-prone area. A comprehensive Bushfire Safety Plan is in place to protect guests and staff — further details are available in the FAQs.
  • Pet policy: Cottages at Mooramong Estate have a strict no-pets policy.

To help you prepare for a comfortable and enriching stay, please review our FAQs before arrival.

Check in & Check Out Times

  • Check-In Time: 3:00PM
  • Check Out Time: 11:00AM

Rates

  • Weekdays from $269
  • Weekends from $374

Place Details

Guests
The Tiny Home accommodates 4 guests (2 Beds/1 Bedroom)

Bathroom
1 Bathroom with additional toilet
Location
Located near Skipton
2.5 hours drive from Melbourne.

Two-wheel drive accessible

More Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Into The Wild Escapes offers eco-wellness accommodation, including tiny houses and glamping experiences in secluded regional areas across Australia. Hidden in over 45 locations across New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania, each Into The Wild hideaway is a soothingly minimal experience that aims to reconnect you with nature.

Each hideaway is equipped with basic necessities required for you to enjoy an immersive experience in nature. This includes a fully equipped kitchen with a minimum of 2 gas cooktops, cooking utensils and basic seasoning such as olive oil and salt. You will always be welcomed with coffee, tea and sugar. You will always have at least one queen bed with premium linen, pillows and blankets. Depending on the build that you book, you will either have an extra double bed, 2 single beds or 1 king single bed. This is always stipulated in the website listing before you book. Each hideaway includes 1 outdoor firepit and outdoor seating. Included in every house is 1 bathroom with a shower, composting toilet, vanity, mirror, towels and shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Every bathroom has access to hot water. Each hideaway includes electricity to power the house and basic technology such as your phone. No dwelling will have enough power to charge any other device other than a phone.

We encourage you to pack light. Here’s a list of everything we recommend: Essentials:

  • Toothbrush and toothpaste.
  • Skin essentials (sunblock is a must).
  • Comfortable clothing & a few layers.
  • Thick socks & sturdy shoes. Mud, uneven ground & exploring are all part of the fun.
  • Rainwear & umbrella. Weather is unpredictable in the wild.
  • Tupperware. In case you make a little too much food.

Rewilding Necessities:

  • That book you’ve been meaning to read.
  • Camera. We recommend a full digital detox. Go old-school with a film camera.
  • Journal or sketchbook
  • Drawing or painting essentials.

All of our dwellings are escape-distance from the city. Upon booking, you are able to choose your hideaway based on region, not the exact address. This is to ensure our locations remain secret and private. Within 72-hours of your stay with us, you will receive a link that has the exact address and directions for accessing your secret hideaway. Our mission is for you to trust the adventure and surrender your mind to nature, regardless of the exact address.

Our hideaways are all situated on private properties and are very safe and secure. However, you are surrounded by wildlife, so please always be aware of your surroundings.

We recognise the risk of bushfire around our accommodation and we have a plan in place to enhance the safety of our guests and staff.

We always monitor conditions by checking VicEmergency and emergency warnings for the latest information.

The group accommodation, function centre and museum will be closed on Catastrophic fire danger rating days. Associated staff will not be required on the site.

No new guests will be able to check into the accommodation on Extreme fire danger rating days. Only the minimum staff required will be on site on Extreme fire danger rating days.

Guests are notified of the closure of the site between three days prior and 12 noon the day before check-in.

Guests will be given the option of cancelling or postponing their reservation if the fire danger rating is predicted to be Extreme or Catastrophic. In these circumstances we offer to reschedule our guests for alternative date(s) or we provide a full refund.

If you are already our guest, you will be required to leave the site prior to 8pm the day before a Catastrophic fire danger rating day. We offer to reschedule our guests for alternative date(s) to complete their stay or we provide a full refund for any unused nights.

Yes, our tiny houses are cool enough in the summer, as long as you are prepared. Each dwelling is equipped with water, a fridge, screen-protected windows and fans. Although summer in Australia is grueling, your experience will be enjoyable if you keep hydrated and away from direct sunlight. At many of our premium locations, each dwelling will have 1 air-conditioning unit, which you can use for a maximum of 3-hours per day.

Yes, our tiny houses are warm enough in the winter, as long as you are prepared. Each dwelling is equipped with rugs, blankets, hot water bottles, hot water and a kettle. Every dwelling has either 1 small heater or an air-conditioning unit for heating the dwelling in cooler months.