Riverlea Retreat Off-Grid Stay Options
Escape the noise and reconnect with nature at Riverlea Retreat, where off-grid living meets comfort and serenity. Set on a private 25-acre property along the Cudgegong River, our stay options include a cosy off-grid caravan for two and peaceful riverside campsites—perfect for couples, solo travellers, or small groups wanting a nature-based escape.
Whether you’re stargazing by the campfire, fishing from the private riverbank, or simply unwinding in total seclusion, Riverlea Retreat offers a unique off-grid experience just 15 minutes from Mudgee. Come switch off, slow down, and stay your way.
Stay in the Riverlea Caravan
Relax and recharge in Riverlea Retreat’s off-grid caravan for two, tucked away near the Cudgegong River teaming with brown trout and rainbow trout,. Enjoy complete privacy, cosy comforts, and nature at your doorstep. Perfect for a romantic escape or solo getaway. $250 per night
Book the Riverlea Camp Site
Unwind at Riverlea Retreat’s riverside campsite, set beside a tranquil bend of the river on a private 25-acre property. Enjoy the peace of nature, campfires under the stars, and direct river access for a refreshing dip or a lazy afternoon. A perfect off-grid escape for nature lovers. $70 per night
How to Book?
Booking your stay at Riverlea Retreat is easy, just contact us directly to reserve your preferred dates. No booking platforms, no hassle, just a quick chat to lock in your peaceful escape.
Fishing at Riverlea Retreat
Each October, the NSW Department of Primary Industries releases over 20,000 trout fry into the Cudgegong River, often right on the Riverlea Retreat Mudgee property.
With private river access not open to the public, Riverlea Retreat offers a peaceful and exclusive fishing spot. Whether you’re an experienced angler or just enjoy the quiet of the river, you can fish in tranquillity, then return to your off-grid stay and cook your catch under the stars.
Brown and Rainbow Trout are commonly caught, along with Redfin Perch and Common Carp—both of which must be humanely killed, not released. Native species like Golden Perch may be kept, while others like Silver Perch, Trout Cod, and River Blackfish must be released.
Whether you’re fishing or witnessing the annual trout release, Riverlea Retreat offers a special off-grid experience right on the river. (Read more)