In2TheWild

Collaboration with In2thewild & Aussie Creators (@aussiecreators) at the following tiny houses:

Charlotte

Walden

The following information has been retrieved from the In2thewild's Website:

"Modern life demands that we are on all the time - connected 24/7. We felt that there needed to be an easy and accessible way to unwind from the ‘busyness’ of the everyday, and simply switch off. We believed a tiny house experience could do just this.

It was also important to us to create an experience that cared for the natural environment. We worked tirelessly to develop an off-grid, eco-friendly, sustainable tiny house that allowed you to feel like you’re a part of the natural landscape while still providing creature comforts. A hot shower, comfy bed and a great cup of tea go a long way in helping us unwind.

The settings for our tiny homes are equally important. We partner with rural landowners that offer secluded, unique locations within a two hour drive from capital cities around Australia. The properties range from boutique farms to wineries to ultra-secluded locations in the Australian bush. The activities on offer are just as varied; horse riding, hiking, picking organic produce, farm tours and more. You can also enjoy famous local bakeries & pubs, and explore local swimming holes and waterfalls.

The land owners, often farmers, have the opportunity to capitalise on their property without having to invest in building accommodation or manage an accommodation business. We also partner with local communities to service our tiny homes, generating employment in regional areas.

Wake up to a stunning sunrise hearing only the birds and the rustle of the wind in the trees. Take the opportunity to step out of your routine - spend the day hiking or lying in a hammock with a good book, or simply be with your loved ones with nowhere to rush off to. Watch the sunset, build a campfire and relish in the beauty of the night sky. We know you’ll love it just as much as we do."

For more information, please click here to be taken to In2thewild's website.