ACCOMMODATION

Possums’ End Accommodation provides a small income, which funds our conservation work, covering both capital costs and manpower costs. We receive little or no funding from local or central government. People staying at Possums’ End contribute directly to our rewilding efforts.  This is not greenwashing.

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The accommodation is a fully self-contained single bedroom homestay adjacent to the owner’s own house, backing on to regenerating bush. A generous bedroom with a queen sized bed leads to an en-suite with underfloor heating and a shower over a large relaxing bath. The utility room has an automatic top loading washing machine and an area to hang wet clothing.

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The lounge/diner/kitchenette has stunning views across Otago Harbour and beyond to the Pacific Ocean. The kitchenette is well appointed with a dual hob, microwave and ample crockery and cutlery. Tea and coffee provided.   A small private outside area allows for al fresco dining with views over Otago Harbour surrounded by bush and native birdlife.​

We have worked hard over the years to build a network of tracks around our property.  This gives us easy access for our rewilding work and guests are welcome to use them at their own risk. A map of the tracks is available in Possums’ End.  The tracks can deteriorate rapidly after heavy weather, caution is required. 

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Possums' End is surrounded by hazards, for example - dense bush, steep drop offs, areas of ferocious tree nettle and pest control equipment - which makes it unsuitable for children.