The Best Tiny Cabins in Victoria for a Secluded Stay
Get in touch with nature by booking a remote and oh-so-cosy escape at one of the best tiny cabins in Victoria.
With spring unfurling across country Victoria, the hills are greener, the air is sweeter and weekends away feel like a ritual worth keeping. These tiny cabins are tucked into some of the state’s most beautiful corners — surrounded by wildflowers, birdsong and skies that stretch forever. Wi-Fi is blissfully absent, phone coverage scarce, but comfort is never compromised.
Think open decks, firepits under the stars and mornings made for long walks. Sound perfect? We thought so. Here are the best tiny cabins in Victoria for your next escape.
Tiny Phoebe
Tiny Phoebe feels worlds away in the foothills of Victoria’s High Country. Reached by a short walk through the bush, this timber cabin sleeps three — a queen bed with valley views and a snug single loft above. Interiors are pared-back yet warm, with just enough modern comfort (stove, fridge, BBQ grill) to make life easy without breaking the spell of solitude. Days are for wandering the river valley, nights for stargazing by lamplight. Pets and little ones are welcome too, making this retreat as versatile as it is serene.
Sitchu Tip: Arrive in time for sunset — the Goulburn Valley sky turns molten gold.
High Country, Victoria
Mooramong Tiny Houses
History meets hush at Mooramong Estate, where Tiny Helen, Lenore and Justyn perch across a working farm under the gaze of Mt Elephant. These three elegant tiny homes sleep four each — loft bed, window-side double, linen you’ll fight over — and offer modern touches like hot water, kitchen amenities, A/C and, in Lenore’s case, an outdoor bath dripping in views. Days drift between lake strolls, watching silos cut sky, and absorbing farm rhythms. It’s luxe minimalism without coldness — reset for people who want comfort wrapped in stillness.
Sitchu Tip: Book one tiny each for two couples or a family — homes are secluded yet close enough to pop in and share sunset.
Carranballac, Goldfields
Summer Lea 2
Cradled by woodland and watched over by kangaroos, wombats and echidnas, Summer Lea 2 is a 139-square-foot escape built for lovers of both calm and adventure. Days are yours to hike, fish or canoe; in winter, head for the slopes at Mount Buller or sip your way through King Valley wineries. Modern touches — kitchenette, hot shower, snug design — make the off-grid experience seamless. With waterfalls and lakes nearby, it’s nature and nurture in one stay.
Sitchu Tip: Come in winter — ski by day, toast by the fire by night.
Howes Creek, Victoria
The Bunjil
Minimalist in spirit but rich in experience, The Bunjil is designed to reconnect you with the bush. Perched quietly in Steels Creek, it’s one of Tiny Away’s newest cabins, with a network stretching across Victoria, Tasmania and NSW. Here, silence rules: crisp mornings with birdsong, evenings with nothing but the glow of the fireplace. Interiors keep things chic and pared-back, so all attention falls on nature.
Sitchu Tip: Stock up at Yarra Valley cellar doors — a glass of local pinot by the fire is unbeatable.
Steels Creek, Victoria
Hounds Run Tiny House
Perched above the vines at Hounds Run Vineyard, this off-grid hideout is romance distilled. Wake to views of the Grampians, Black Range and Sugarloaf Hill in all directions, then toast the sunset with a glass from the cellar below. The cabin keeps things pared-back but polished, so the show belongs to the scenery. Perfect for couples chasing seclusion with a side of wine country indulgence.
Sitchu Tip: Book the vineyard’s sunset picnic or a helicopter-and-wine package — it’s romance with altitude.
563 Sugarloaf Road, Great Western
Forest Nook
Forest Nook is small in footprint but big on charm. Two hours from Melbourne, this 139-square-foot cabin places you squarely in South Gippsland’s rolling fields, where sunsets bleed across the horizon and a pair of goats might just wander into view. Inside, the essentials are stylishly handled — a snug kitchenette, eco-bathroom with hot shower, and split-system comfort. Outside, the coast calls: Venus Bay, Waratah Bay and Sandy Point all close by, if you can drag yourself from the fire.
Sitchu Tip: Dawn here is cinematic — mist curling over fields like a scene you’ll want to replay.
Buffalo, Victoria
Cortes Cabin
Floating quietly beside the Ovens River in a century-old walnut grove, Cortes Cabin is the kind of escape that soothes on sight. Entirely off-grid and free from Wi-Fi or TV, it’s made for slow mornings with coffee in hand and mist lifting off the river. By day, wander the farm or follow the steps to the water’s edge; in summer, kayaks and a nearby swimming hole beckon. Come dusk, sink into the outdoor bath or gather round the firepit as stars flood the sky. With its pared-back design, riverside views and an atmosphere of unfiltered calm, Cortes Cabin is less a stay than a reset.
Sitchu Tip: Book in winter for peak cosiness — the river mist at dawn is pure magic.
Gapsted, North East Victoria
Mount Tugwell Tiny Home
On a 30-acre organic farm, Mount Tugwell Tiny House offers eco-friendly charm with Yarra Valley views. Sustainable design (compost toilet, rainwater tanks) is softened by handcrafted wooden interiors. Days are for vineyard hopping, biking trails or riverside swims; nights bring starlit firepits and donkey visits from Izzy and Bella. Couples will find it equal parts rustic and romantic.
Sitchu Tip: Pack a picnic rug — the sunsets over the farm are extraordinary.
Gladysdale, Yarra Valley
Alkira Eco-Glamping Retreat
Perched on 40 acres, Alkira’s straw-bale yurt has cult status in the tiny cabin world. Overlooking the Yarra Valley and Warburton Ranges, it balances sustainability with whimsical charm. Interiors are filled with curated homewares, while outdoors you’ll find a full kitchen and nature in surround sound. Warm in winter, cool in summer — it’s year-round magic, and one of the best tiny cabins in Victoria.
Sitchu Tip: Rise early — sunrise over the Warburton Ranges paints the sky in pinks and golds.
Emerald, Victoria
Warburton Tiny House
Just 10 minutes from town yet worlds away, Warburton Tiny House distils boutique comfort into a pocket-sized retreat. A queen bed dressed in crisp linens, a full kitchen, hot shower and even a Bluetooth speaker make it feel more hotel suite than hideaway, while shelves of books and board games invite slow afternoons. Outside, vineyards and mountains frame 360-degree views that hit peak magic at sunset.
Sitchu Tip: Wander the nearby Redwood Forest — it’s a fairytale stroll under towering giants.
Warburton, Victoria
Quiet Lake Tiny House
Set among lake, creek and mountain, Quiet Lake Tiny House is a nature-lover’s dream. Days slip easily into cycling or hiking adventures, while evenings call for a glass of vineyard wine just steps from your door. Designed to host up to three guests, the cabin balances cosy comforts with a sense of seclusion — perfect for couples, friends or small families. Here, Victoria’s countryside feels unhurried, serene and deeply restorative.
Sitchu Tip: Time your visit for golden hour — sunsets across the water are unforgettable.
Flowerdale, Victoria
Mountain Tiny House
Mountain Tiny House is a lover’s whisper of forest and flame. Found between towering redwoods and the hush of La La Falls, this petite hideaway promises cosy nights by the wood fire and mornings veiled in mountain mist. Inside, polished comfort meets rustic charm — a queen bed, warm blankets, and forest views framed like a painting. Days are for trails, waterfalls and fresh alpine air. More than a cabin, it’s a reset — atmospheric, restorative, and blissfully removed from the everyday.
Sitchu Tip: Arrive at dusk — the forest glows gold as the sun dips.
Warburton, Victoria
Shacky
Shacky scatters its cabins across some of Victoria’s most beautiful landscapes, from the wild peaks of the Grampians to Yarra Valley wine country. Each tiny home is pared-back yet stylish, with crisp linens, modern amenities and wide windows that frame nature as the real luxury. It’s about simplicity done well — a cosy base after a long hike, a glass of local pinot in hand, or a dawn wake-up call delivered by birdsong.
Sitchu Tip: Choose The Forest cabin in the Grampians for sunrise hikes without the crowds.
Exact location is provided upon booking
Unyoked – Various Locations
Unyoked has carved out a cult following with its fleet of fifteen solar-powered tiny cabins hidden across Victoria’s wildest corners. Each is sustainably designed — think wide windows framing untouched landscapes, a plush bed, hot shower, and all the essentials for slow living, minus the Wi-Fi. For seasoned hikers, Neada sits high above Avoca with State Forest views and a vineyard nearby, while Arlo nestles into green pastures where sheep and alpacas wander past your door. Wilderness and comfort, perfectly aligned.
Exact location is provided upon booking
The Red Hill Barn
In the heart of the Mornington Peninsula’s wine country, Red Hill Barn pairs rustic charm with architectural elegance. Surrounded by rolling vineyards, this contemporary escape is designed for romance and reset — nights by the fire, mornings that stretch into long walks, and afternoons spent sipping world-class wines. Interiors are sleek yet warm, framed in timber and glass that let the landscape take centre stage. Every detail feels curated, every moment quietly indulgent.
Sitchu Tip: Book in winter — mist, firelight and a bottle of pinot make magic.
Red Hill Barn, Main Ridge
Aalto
Wrapped in coastal heath and shifting sand dunes, Aalto is Into the Wild’s architect-designed cabin made for stylish escapes. Small but mighty, it sleeps up to six and comes with thoughtful design, pared-back interiors and a Dutch hot tub ready to melt away city stress. Days are for beach walks, dune climbs and salt-sprayed air; nights unfold around the firepit beneath a Milky Way sky. Aalto is simplicity elevated — nature’s embrace with all the right touches.
Sitchu Tip: Pack a bottle of bubbles — the hot tub under the stars is pure bliss.
Venus Bay, Gippsland
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