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Barrington Tops Retreat at Aussie Ark’s Devil’s Retreat
Experience Barrington Tops like never before with Aussie Ark’s Devil’s Retreat—four cozy nights in a spacious mountain escape near a leading conservation sanctuary.
About Aussie Ark
Guided conservation tours and self-contained retreats in Tomalla, New South Wales — experience Tasmanian Devils, Eastern Quolls, and Barrington Tops accommodation.
Aussie Ark is a conservation sanctuary located near Tomalla in New South Wales, focused on protecting and showcasing endangered Australian wildlife. The sanctuary offers guided wildlife experiences and on-site accommodation options that place visitors close to the natural habitat of species such as Tasmanian Devils and Eastern Quolls.
Accommodation options include Devil’s Retreat, a spacious Barrington Tops property with four bedrooms, a self-contained kitchen, fireplaces, and outdoor BBQ facilities suitable for families and groups of up to 10 guests. Devil’s Retreat provides cozy evenings by the fire and star-lit BBQ nights, and is located approximately 11 km from the Aussie Ark sanctuary. Quoll’s Cottage is a smaller two-bedroom mountain cottage in the Barrington Tops that accommodates families, couples, or groups of up to eight guests. The cottage features a fully equipped kitchen, a warm fireplace, and BBQ facilities for relaxed, self-catered stays.
Aussie Ark runs the Devils in the Wild Tours, guided by Rangers and offering close observation of endangered species in natural settings while explaining conservation programs and species recovery work. Tours and stays combine wildlife viewing with access to the New England high country, offering options from one night to multi-night stays including 2-, 3-, 4-, 5-, 6-, 7-, and 8-night packages as well as open days. Visitors booking with Aussie Ark choose experiences that balance immersive wildlife encounters with comfortable, self-contained accommodation in the Barrington Tops region. Aussie Ark provides short and extended stays, from one night to week-long retreats, aligned with on-site conservation activities and guided tours.
“Every outing is organized with local river knowledge, basic safety instruction, and equipment checks before departure.”