Accommodation
Acorn Nook
Fleurieu Peninsula
From $250.00
Acorn Nook is the Lazy Ballerina wineries tiny home tucked away across from the stunning Kuitpo forest, screaming all things sustainable and eco-friendly.
This tiny house, the Nook, is nestled under oak trees. A perfect stay during the local wedding season, or when you just want to get out and explore.
Styled with a rustic touch and wabi-sabi principles, the Nook is equipped with a queen bed and kitchenette facilities, including a bbq, and even an outdoor bath! This amazing place is here to enjoy a stress-free environment - just sit, have a glass of wine & relax while enjoying the rural vistas from the veranda.
Part of the Lazy Ballerina in South Australia, this Eco Pod sits on the brink of the Kuitpo Forest in Dingabledinga. Including three gazetted Native Forest Reserves covering 469 hectares, the surrounding land embodies a rich variety of trees, shrubs and ground cover species that provide significant habitat for Australian native birds, reptiles and mammals. Styled with a rustic feel made with wabi-sabi (less-is-more) principles by Chris Clarke (SWALE Modular).
Soak in the outdoor bathtub, hang out on the veranda, or sit by the fire and enjoy.
On weekends if you’re feeling social, enjoy the winery’s cellar door, where you can join other guests in the garden or share a wood-fired pizza and drop of red.
This tiny house, the Nook, is nestled under oak trees. A perfect stay during the local wedding season, or when you just want to get out and explore.
Styled with a rustic touch and wabi-sabi principles, the Nook is equipped with a queen bed and kitchenette facilities, including a bbq, and even an outdoor bath! This amazing place is here to enjoy a stress-free environment - just sit, have a glass of wine & relax while enjoying the rural vistas from the veranda.
Part of the Lazy Ballerina in South Australia, this Eco Pod sits on the brink of the Kuitpo Forest in Dingabledinga. Including three gazetted Native Forest Reserves covering 469 hectares, the surrounding land embodies a rich variety of trees, shrubs and ground cover species that provide significant habitat for Australian native birds, reptiles and mammals. Styled with a rustic feel made with wabi-sabi (less-is-more) principles by Chris Clarke (SWALE Modular).
Soak in the outdoor bathtub, hang out on the veranda, or sit by the fire and enjoy.
On weekends if you’re feeling social, enjoy the winery’s cellar door, where you can join other guests in the garden or share a wood-fired pizza and drop of red.
<p>Free Wifi</p>
Number of rooms
1
Facilities
Barbeque
Outdoor Furniture
Radio/Stereo
Price
From $250.00 to $325.00
Minimal two night stay for bookings.
