Eco-Tourism Accommodations
From off-grid cabins to scenic camping spots and cozy tiny home, choose how you’ll experience Kangaroo Island’s natural beauty
Group Spaces
Communal areas for schools, workshops, and group getaways — an eco-conscious setting to gather, learn, and connect in nature.
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FAQ
Can I bring my pet?
While we love pets and even have a dog ourselves, for the protection of the local wildlife and the comfort of other guests, we ask that you leave pets at home.
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Do I need to bring bedding?
For camping, yes. For Eco Cabins, you can bring your own or arrange a linen hire. Tiny Homes by Unyoked usually include linens—contact them for specifics.
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What about cooking and kitchen facilities?
Eco Cabins have basic cooking gear, gas stoves, and BBQs. Campers can use the communal shelter with cooking facilities. Tiny Homes have a small kitchen setup. Check each listing for details.
How do I get there?
We’re about 19 km from Penneshaw. Check out our Location page for more details. If you need ferry or plane info, let us know—we’re happy to help.
Is there internet or phone signal?
Most major phone carriers get some coverage here, but it can be spotty. We encourage you to switch off and enjoy nature!
Shared Amenities
Both our eco cabins and campsites enjoy access to thoughtfully designed, eco-friendly amenities that enhance your stay. Our unique eco-amenities centre features energy-efficient showers and self-composting, odorless toilets—crafted to support sustainable living without sacrificing comfort. Communal cooking facilities, equipment hire options, and well-appointed spaces ensure you have everything you need for a relaxing, practical experience.
Enjoy a glimpse of these spaces through the photos.
Ready to explore? Take a short walk to the Chapman River for fishing or kayaking, discover our walking trails through native Tea Trees, or simply relax on the beach. There’s so much more to see on Kangaroo Island—check out our Things to Do page for local tips