Vicci and Eric at Misty Glen

Misty Glen Cottage is in the heart of the Hunter Valley Wine Country. You can walk to Misty Glen Wines for wine tasting. Other cellar doors are within 5 - 10 minute drive.
Organised wine tours can be arranged so no need to drive.

Misty Glen Cottage is 5 minutes from the venues of Bimbadgen and Hope Estate. Rover Coaches provide a shuttle service to the concerts, fees apply, must be pre booked.

Yes, well behaved pets are welcome. They must be vaccinated and flea treated. Pets allowed inside. Garden is fully fenced.

Misty Glen Cottage is set up so that you can prepare all your own meals. The kitchen has a full size oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, plenty of pots and pans, serving dishes etc. There is a gas BBQ outside. The pantry is stocked with basic necessities such as olive oil, salt and pepper, herbs.

Breakfast provisions are provided, including eggs and bacon, fruit juice, milk, tea, coffee, sugar, bread and butter, cereals.

There is a Woolworths, Coles and Aldi in Cessnock.
Basic provisions can also be purchased at the General Store at Pokolbin Village on Broke Road and also at the store at the Hunter Valley Gardens complex.

Cheeses and antipasto can be purchased at the Smelly Cheese shops located at Pokolbin Village and Tempus Two, also at Binnorie Dairy on Hermitage Road.

There is plenty to do even if you are not into wine or need a break from wine tasting.
How about:
a round of golf at the Vintage or Cyprus Lakes
visit Hunter Valley Gardens
visit hunter Valley Zoo
art and sculptures at Mistletoe on Hermitage Road
day spas at Chateau Elan and the Golden Door at Cyprus Lakes
horse riding
and much more...

There are several child friendly activities:
Hunter Valley Zoo
Hunter Valley Gardens has a special themed area for children and has extra activities during school holidays.

Most restaurants are child friendly.

http://www.winecountry.com.au/things-to-see-do/childrens-activities

There are several restaurants with 5-10 minutes of the cottage to suit all budgets and tastes.
Please ask for recommendations.
Bookings are often required at weekends or busy periods.

There are several wine tour operators providing half day or full day tours. You can pick from horse drawn carriage tours, small / large groups or private limo tours.

http://www.winecountry.com.au/toursandtransport

There is plenty to do even if you are not into wine or need a break from wine tasting.
How about:
a round of golf at the Vintage or Cyprus Lakes
visit Hunter Valley Gardens
visit hunter Valley Zoo
art and sculptures at Mistletoe on Hermitage Road
day spas at Chateau Elan and the Golden Door at Cyprus Lakes
horse riding
and much more...