21 Of The Best Tiny Houses In Australia For An Adorbs Getaway

So, you want to experience a sustainable, tiny house vacation in Australia, but you’re not quite ready to give up the hot tub and the air-con? No problem. Soak your stresses away at Palmer & Gunn, a hidden gem tucked away in the Gold Coast hinterland just outside Springbrook National Park.

Outdoor hot tub: check. Luxurious bedding: check. A bubbling creek as your only background noise: check. Soaking in the aforementioned hot-tub under the stars right next to said creek: now that’s a no brainer.

This pint-sized house sits on a 17-acre farm just an hour and a half drive from Brisbane. While it's the definition of an Australian tiny house, being teeny inside, it has everything that you could need for a weekend getaway (and you’ll definitely get a few Instagram pictures out of it).

The cabin comes complete with a stove and fridge, ready for you to put your cooking skills to the test. And for the animal-lovers out there, you can collect fresh eggs for breakfast, feed sheep and a mini horse—who all reside on the property. 

Your own tiny house in Australia with a private pool? Sign us up! This pint-sized pad, located in the hills of the Sunshine Coast hinterland, has a delightfully round plunge pool where you can cool off while enjoying sweeping views of rolling green paddocks. 

It’s worth packing those hiking boots as you’ve got Mapleton National Park on your doorstep here, but if a leisurely meal is more likely to put a smile on your dial, you’re close to the popular Mapleton Pub too. Back at base, you can cuddle up around the indoor fireplace, or head outside where there’s a fire pit just calling out for some post-dinner s’mores.

Immerse yourself in nature at an adorable Australian tiny house set on the edge of its own private dam. Little Olive Eco Cabin is tucked away around a 30-minute drive from Noosa, and this South East Queensland escape has everything you need for a top weekend. Inside, you’ve got a kitchen, bedroom with ensuite and lounge room with a super cute pot belly stove, while outside you can soak away the stresses of the day in the tempting outdoor bath. 

Head over to your own pontoon (there’s a kayak you can use if you fancy a paddle) or sway the day away in the swing chair over the dam. You’re welcome to pick herbs from the veggie garden for your dinner, and there’s a fire pit for cosying up around, come nightfall.

For peak holiday vibes, bliss out at The Cube a floating Australian tiny house docked on South Australia’s famous riverway. With space for two, there’s a queen bed, full ensuite with shower, plus a kitchenette and lounge area that goes out onto the deck adorned with fairy lights and a barbecue.

The good folks who run The Cube will also stock your fridge with brekky for two (think: bacon, eggs, avocados and bread), plus a two-man kayak should you want to explore your stunning backyard.

The outdoor copper bath at this Australian tiny home located on a working vineyard on the Fleurieu Peninsula, south of Adelaide, is such a showstopper it deserves a mention of its own. Perched on the edge of the spotted gum deck in all its shiny, gold, inviting glory, it calls out to be filled and floated in. It’s just one of the luxurious touches on offer at this modern, minimalist cube which features matt black cladding on the outside.

Indoors you’ll find bamboo sheets and pamper-friendly towels and robes, a compact bathroom and (of course) a mini kitchen. For those wanting more space to cook in, there’s a large gourmet barbecue on the deck outside.

A tiny home in an Australian train cabin? Game for it? We are, having discovered this repurposed Redhen railcar nestled among the vines with views over Blewitt Springs. Conveniently located close to the wineries, breweries and restaurants of the McLaren Vale region, this driver’s cabin, one of a few carriages here, has a tiny home feel.

The burgundy-coloured carriage features windows on three sides with blockout blinds, a luxury queen size bed and a living space large enough for a coffee table and comfortable couch with throw rugs. There’s also an ensuite bathroom and a kitchen stocked with welcome snacks, breakfast provisions and a complimentary bottle of local wine. The outdoor deck is a bonus and, if you’re keen on a retreat with a firepit or barbecue, there’s shared facilities available.

Described as a “one of a kind retreat” in the Adelaide Hills, this adults-only getaway sees you call a converted metro bus home. Set aside any preconceptions, step inside and you’ll discover a charming abode with stunning valley views and a front-row seat for watching local wildlife.

Situated a short drive from the eastern suburbs of Adelaide, this bus is designed with comfort in mind. There’s a king bed with quality bedding, a fully equipped kitchen with Smeg appliances and a sleek bathroom with everything you need for an enjoyable stay. Outside, you’ll find a patio and an outdoor bath surrounded by tropical plants. This bus really takes tiny house living in Australia to the next level.

You know your getaway’s going to be a winner when it’s in Tassie. The southern state is a tranquil haven of nature, and that includes Bruny Island, which is a short drive and ferry ride from Hobart. 

The adorable Australian tiny house Hideaway is situated in bushland far away from civilisation and has floor to ceiling glass rewarding you with stunning views of nature. But what you really need to know is that this place has an outdoor bath—perfect for use in the evenings while you gaze up at the stars.

This adorbs Australian tiny house is situated in Elizabeth Town in northern Tasmania, offering magnificent views of the Great Western Tiers and Mount Roland. Check into your container accommodation and make friends with the farm’s animals—lambs, chooks and cheeky goats, Ginger and Pepper.

Wake up to a pantry stocked with breakfast goodies—fresh eggs from the farm’s own hens included. Wander outside and you’ll find a beautifully landscaped garden, perfect for your morning coffee or a stroll through the blooms.

This mighty little shipping container home is proof that good things do indeed come in small (and incredibly luxe) packages.

Your Australian tiny house overlooks the Kalgan River and is perfect for couples or solo travellers looking to go off-grid and get back to nature for a bit as it's self-contained on a working farm. Just remember to BYO marshmallows for the deckside firepit (conditions permitting). 

She might be small in size, but she’s pretty mighty when it comes to holiday magic. The Soak at Dalton’s Paddock is a fabulously cosy tiny home in Australia, just seven minutes from Manjimup, WA, and tucked away among 40 acres of vineyard, truffle trees, fruit orchard, and olive groves.

It’s a peaceful retreat, for peeps who want to leave the laptop behind and soak in the deep outdoor copper bath by candlelight instead. If you can’t be found there, we expect you to be gently swaying in the outdoor swing chair, toasting marshmallows on the fire pit or curling up next to what is possibly the most adorable indoor fireplace ever, on the cosy leather couch. Bliss.

Located in Pemberton (an hour and half’s drive south of Margaret River) this Australian tiny house sits on private farm land, surrounded by the Karri trees and Warren River frontage which is exclusively yours for swimming, canoeing or fishing.

The accommodation itself has a full size queen bed down stairs and a double bed in the loft (all fitted with French linen bedding), and a full-sized bathroom and kitchen. Outside there’s a patio area with a gas barbecue and fire pit that you can watch the sunset from. Our fave part? The hammocks strung amongst the trees on the edge of the river.

A solid 4.5 hour’s drive south-west from Sydney, you’ll find the charming village of Nangus and these amazing huts. The three Kimo Eco Huts are kilometres apart from each other and situated on the rolling hills of Kimo Estate, a 7000-acre working sheep farm.

Each tiny house is completely secluded with unobstructed views of the Murrumbidgee River flats and lush hillsides within the area. Breakfast is also included. Considering the drive, it’s worth booking in several nights to make the most of the pure serenity of this Australian location. 

If you're looking for an Australian tiny house with wholesome vibes, Maggie's Farmstay has them in spades. Situated on a working farm in Howes Valley, this teeny tiny house is surrounded by mountains, a small vineyard, lagoons, and grazing alpacas. For maxo relaxo times, cosy up by the outdoor fire pit, go for a bushwalk into nearby Yengo National Park, and swim in the lagoon when the weather's warm enough.

Those who'd prefer to explore the area will be pleased to know that Hunter Valley wineries aren't all too far away. Or you can book a horse riding session just 16 minutes down the road. As for the facilities, the 155sqft space has a comfy queen bed, a kitchenette, aircon and heating,  and an internal bathroom with an eco-friendly compost toilet. There's no wifi or mobile reception, so can truly switch off here. Best of all, you can bring your dog along (just inform the hosts beforehand). 

PSA. This is not your average tiny house in Australia. This is Beyond Bubbles, a transparent dome perched high on a mountain top with views of the Yengo National Park. Press the snooze button from your cosy queen bed and you’ll feel like you’re literally napping in nature. In front of your bed there’s a seat area for two—a top spot for sipping on a coffee as you gaze at the view.

You’ll be thankful for the power points provided so you can make sure the phone’s charged for those inevitable Insta snaps. Step outside your unique NSW home and you’ll find a separate bathroom with a hot shower, toilet, and a wash basin with a mirror. Plus, you’ve got a deck with a hot tub and barbecue, and two Adirondack chairs for lounging in come sunset.

Not all tiny houses in Australia are cube-shaped. This delightfully round retreat just ten minutes from Bermagui will have you captivated from the moment you roll on up to the front door. It’s wonderfully rustic, with its corrugated iron roof, hemp linen bed sheets and polished concrete floor, but there’s more than a touch of luxe amid the character.

Your inviting white outdoor bath is just calling out for champagne and bubbles, while your separate bathroom block has been recently renovated. Wifi is provided via Starlink so you won’t lose out on scroll-time, and there’s a fire pit to warm up around, come nightfall.

A front-runner for the best tiny home in Australia purely on looks, Larnook On The Bay is a chic stay that may be small in stature but is packed full of soul. Located in Bass, around two hours from Melbourne, Larnook is positioned with views out to the water. The off-grid stay has a range of comforts. Inside, you'll find plenty of earthy furnishings and the outdoor section has an outdoor fireplace and hot shower for those balmy summer evenings.

The champions that own this place also throw in a complimentary bottle of wine from local boutique winemaker Emilian Wines for you to enjoy during your stay. There are four options for you to choose from: Cabernet Sauvignon or Pinot Noir and Rose.

Looking like something straight out of a fairytale, this dreamy Australian tiny house called Alkira, is located on a sprawling 40-acre property in the Dandenong Ranges. Just an hour's drive from Melbourne, this secluded paradise will see you soaking up the natural surroundings with the hut’s outdoor kitchen and ample seating areas perfect for kicking up your feet and diving into a classic book.

And while it’s tempting to spend all day in the straw-bale yurt, the property is on the doorstep of loads of must-see places like nearby Emerald Lake and the Kokoda Track Memorial Walk.

Your own Australian tiny house just a short drive from the fabulous wineries of the King Valley? Sign us up! Elm’s Escape is a divine retreat sitting by the banks of Middle Creek in Greta South, Victoria. It’s got everything you need for an adorable stay, with the added bonus that you can bring your dog along for the ride.

When you’re not out wine-tasting, there’s shady picnic spots to sit at with a good book, or you can fill up the gorgeous white claw-foot bath, gaze out of the picture window and embrace the zen. We love the little bar counter on the outside deck—it’s just the spot to sit with a cheese platter and a glass of the good stuff, plus there’s a fire pit for stoking once the sun goes down.

Welcome to Libelle. She’s your surprisingly spacious, light and airy tiny home tucked away on three quiet acres in Daylesford, Victoria. You’re right by Daylesford Nature Reserve here so you’ll feel like you’re perfectly secluded, yet take a stroll down the street and you have the town right there.

There’s epic views in all directions at this romantic spot, and the cast iron outdoor bath is a real highlight. Plus, you have a pond just metres from your home, so you might spot a gang of resident ducks. Throw in a barbecue, smart TV, outdoor fire pit and full indoor bathroom with sustainable Australian-made toiletries and you’ve got a recipe for a top weekend away.