FAQs

You will need to self-cater for your stay at Mirumiru Bubbletent. Please bring all water for your stay. Our digital guest book will recommend our favourite places to eat and drink at.

Each tent has been positioned in our farm to give our guests maximum privacy. Not only that we have a privacy screen for each outdoor bath area. We ask our guests to remain in their allocated campsite area to ensure we meet privacy goals and keep everyone safe.

Mirumiru Bubbletent provides off-grid bathroom facilities, including a waterless (composting) toilet and gas fired hot water for the outdoor bath and shower.

For those people that love crisp winters, campfires and toasting marshmallows, we have good news – winters in Tenterfield are cold. We have equipped each tent with luxurious silk quilts (including a winter weight option to add for subzero evenings) and electric blanket to keep you warm. And we have our outdoor campfire to keep you warm when you are outside (note this is closed during bush fire season). Evenings are cooler and the weather can change. We recommend you bring an outdoor waterproof jacket, scarf, beanie plus warm footwear as a just in case option.

For families using the Tiny Bubble Tent we provide thermal-rated sleeping bags.

You can stay in the tent during the day, however visibility is limited due to the heat shield we use to protect each tent. During Summer we don’t recommend staying inside on very hot days. You can relax in the shade outdoors or head to either to our big new dam or a local watering hole for a swim.

During the day you can relax in the tent or head into Tenterfield or further afield for a selection of indoor activities. We provide under cover cooking gas stove facilities so that you still can make a meal should you want to camp out.

For the cooler months we recommend you bring an outdoor waterproof jacket, warm jacket or fleece, scarf, beanie, gloves plus warm waterproof footwear – if you feel the cold, thermal clothes may be an option for night time. Winter time temps can drop below zero, so a warm jumper is a must as well. During the warmer months make sure you bring a hat and sturdy enclosed shoes for walking.

No, you can reach each tent by standard 2WD car. You cannot however drive anywhere else on the farm due to the large and unseen granite boulders. You can also reach scenic drives and national parks by standard car. Some of these roads are unsealed.

We are located just a short drive from Tenterfield Village. We will provide full details in how to get here in our digital welcome book once you confirm your stay.

Mirumiru Bubbletent is Australia’s first family friendly Bubbletent offering. However as this is a farm with dams and a Billabong and so we don’t accept children under 7 years of age. We do expect our young guests to follow farm rules for their own health and safety.

No – we don’t accept pets to protect our native wildlife.

We currently can’t offer you WIFI but there is decent mobile coverage at the farm.

Check in is 3PM and check out is 10am.

We have an Emergency Evacuation Process and Plan fully approved by the Rural Fire Service. Tenterfield has allocated bush fire emergency meeting points and details of what to do in a bush fire are outlined in our digital welcome book. And don’t forget we have full mobile coverage to keep you across weather changes.